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| Representing Clients Before New York City Administrative Tribunals Thursday, June 3, 2010 6pm - 8:30pm Event has expired. Registration for this event is no longer available. Learn how to represent clients effectively in City administrative tribunals such as the Office of Administrative Trials & Hearings ("OATH"), the Taxi & Limousine Commission ("TLC"), and the Environmental Control Board ("ECB"). Panelists include administrative law judges, agency attorneys, and lawyers who practice before City tribunals. This program will provide a comprehensive overview of the hearing process from how the agency prepares its case, and how to prepare for a hearing, to what to expect in the hearing (including the burdens of proof), presentation of evidence, what to expect from the decision, and appellate rights. Program Chair: DAVID B. GOLDIN, Administrative Justice Coordinator, Office of the Mayor, City of New York Speakers: ROBERT M. BRILL, Law Offices of Robert M. Brill, LLC; JAMES A. BROWN, Brown & Gropper, LLP; JULIA R. CHRIST, Labor Counsel, MTA Bridges and Tunnels; SHERRY M. COHEN, Director, Court Unit, TLC; CYNTHIA D. FISHER, Law Offices of Cynthia D. Fisher; MARTHA IBIS-BLAKE, Director of the Trials & Litigation Division, NYC Department of Correction; CRAIG LEHNER, Administrative Law Judge, TLC; SCOTT MASON, Director of Tribunal Affairs, ECB; JOAN R. SALZMAN, Administrative Law Judge, OATH; AMY SLIFKA, Managing Attorney, Manhattan Office, ECB; ALESSANDRA F. ZORGNIOTTI, Administrative Law Judge, OATH Sponsored by: Committee on Administrative Law, Adrienne Ward, Chair Co-sponsored by: Administrative Judicial Institute at OATH; Office of the Administrative Justice Coordinator 2.5 skills credits. The fee is $50 for members, $75 for non-members. |