Recent presentations and events conducted by our attorneys include:
Building A Solid Foundation (CNA Risk Management for Lawyers)
A “how-to” guide to implementing important and effective risk management. Robert L. (Skip) Henry, III and G. Spence Fricke teach methods of applying good risk management for attorneys.
For information about presenting this material to your group, association or company, please contact G. Spence Fricke of the Barber Law Firm Professional Liability Defense Practice Group at 501-372-6175.
How To Read CGL Insurance Policy
In recent years, there has been much confusion over what is and what is not covered by most commercial general liability (CGL) policies. Recent rulings to clarify the law have raised more questions for construction firms and insurance companies alike. This session helps participants interpret CGL policies while providing an update on recent changes.
For information about presenting this material to your group, association or company, please contact Scott M. Strauss of the Barber Law Firm Insurance Coverage Law Practice Group at 501-372-6175.
An Employer’s Guide to Crisis Management
As part of our centennial celebration, the firm’s employment law practice group presented a free continuing legal education seminar for HR directors, business owners, managers and attorneys.
The aftermath created by a disgruntled employee can damage a company’s reputation and bottom line. This fact-filled seminar addressed common pitfalls, remedies, and resources regarding employment law. Topics included Americans with Disabilities Act, Fair Labor Standards Act, Family Medical Leave Act, Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Equal Pay Act, Title VII, 1981, Workers’ Compensation, Department of Labor and Equal Opportunity Commission processes and other helpful resources.
For information about presenting this material to your group, association or company, please contact James D. Robertson of the Barber Law Firm Employment Law Practice Group at 501-372-6175.
Construction Law: A Blueprint For Managing Risks
Also as part of our centennial celebration, the firm’s construction law section presented a continuing legal education seminar on the dynamically changing construction law environment. Recent court decisions have left construction companies more exposed than ever to liability resulting from faulty workmanship. This seminar addressed major changes in construction law that are likely to significantly impact construction firms. Topics included: how to avoid being sued, what to do if you are sued, a review of recent changes in Arkansas statutory lien law that affect contractors’ legal rights and how recent changes to AIA contracts impact construction companies.
For information about presenting this material to your group, association or company, please contact R. Ken McCulloch of the Barber Law Firm Construction Law Practice Group at 501-372-6175.
