| Suffolk CLE Newsletter
September, 2008 |
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Want to Increase Profitability and Improve Operations ?
Interested in learning how to increase your law firm's profitability? Want to know how to assess your practice's financial health? Thinking about buying, selling, or merging your practice, or considering retirement? If you have an ownership stake in your practice and have been a member of the bar for at least 15 years, then you are eligible to attend Valuing Your Law Firm's Financial Health. This exclusive dinner program, on Thursday, September 11, will be limited to 30 attendees who meet these qualifications. Taught by a valuation expert and two leading members of the elder law bar, this program is jam packed with helpful business information. You can't afford to miss this opportunity to network with your peers while gaining valuable business insights. |
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Justice Greaney to Join Suffolk Law Faculty Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Associate Justice John M. Greaney is retiring and will join the law school faculty and become the director of the Macaronis Institute for Trial and Appellate Advocacy starting December 1. The Macaronis Institute programs are known for their sophisticated topics, experienced presenters, from both the bench and the bar, and comprehensive written materials. Upcoming Macaronis Institute programs this fall include Successful Strategies for Jury Trials and Wrongful Convictions: Litigating and Preventing. |
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Major Business Tax Changes Taking effect in 2009, major changes have been passed in corporate income tax law. All businesses will be affected. General business practitioners need to learn how these changes will impact tax planning and business structuring. On Friday, September 19, Sweeping Changes in Corporate Tax Law, provides you with an inside look at the meaning of these changes. Representatives of the Department of Revenue will be joined by national tax experts, including Risa Williams from TaxAnalysts, to give you an incisive and definitive examination of the tax law changes. |