Royal Caribbeans

Liberty of the Seas

Day 1 Welcome Galveston, TX

Day 2 At Sea 5.0 Hours of CLE Programs
Day 3 Cozumel, Mexico
Day 4 Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Day 5 Falmouth, Jamaica
Day 6 At Sea 4.0 Hours of CLE Programs
Day 7 At Sea 3.0 Hours of CLE Programs
Day 8 Return Galveston, TX

CLE at Sea 2018

Western Caribbean February 18-25, 2018
PORTS OF CALL
Seven Night Roundtrip from Galveston, TX
Prices per person based on double occupancy, including taxes
$ $ $
627 Interior 867 Ocean View 927 Balcony
Galveston, TX PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON AVAILABILITY AND PROMOTION.

For more information and to book your cruise,

http://www.familycruisesandtours.com/rw/cruise/8218
If you don't see the room type you are interested in on the registration page,
call Damien Hunting with Cruise Planners and he can discuss what options are available.
Cozumel, Mexico 443-535-5190 | damien.hunting@cruiseplanners.com
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Contact Damien before October 17 to guarantee a room.
Grand Cayman Airfare may be made on your own or through Damien to either IAH or HOU airports in Houston, TX.
Transfers are available roundtrip to and from the airport to the pier.

CLE course
Register for CLEsinformation is forthcoming.
at cleseminars.com/cruise | $350
Teach a Abuse
7.0 Ethics, 2.0 Substance two-hour session
and 3.0 andCA
General getCLE
freeCredits
CLE registration.
| Also approved in AK & SC
Sendinformation,
For credit approval proposals to Marymrosch@netforlawyers.com
contact DeSpain at mary@alaskabar.orgor call 310.559.1632

Damien Hunting Mary DeSpain

Land & Cruise Specialist
Alaska Bar Association Continuing Legal Education

CLE
Alaska Bar Association
 CLE at SEA 2018 - Combining Learning with Relaxation
$350 CLE Programs Only | (Cruise, airfare, and other travel not included) | 7.0 Ethics and 5.0 General CLE Credits
Includes group reception (date TBA) and $25 cabin credit
Mutiny in the Boardroom
February 19 | 9:0011:00 a.m.
Skylight Chapel
2.0 General CLE Credits
Walking the Plank of Board Rights,
Responsibilities, Fiduciary Duties and
Managing Conflict in Closely Held
Organizations
Presented by Cheryl McKay
Closely held organizations face unique challenges with
corporate governance. Family and interpersonal relationships
can muddy the waters with history, conflict and trust issues
between directors, and between directors and management.
This program explores the complex relationships between
corporate directors and their fiduciary duties of care, loyalty
and confidentiality, inside and outside of the boardroom.
Topics include an overview of corporate fiduciary duties,
addressing conflicts between directors, managing social
media disclosures, building trust on the board, and between
the board and management and enforcing a corporate code
of ethics.
If Its Tuesday This Must Be Phoenix
February 19 | 1:302:30 p.m.
Skylight Chapel
1.0 Ethics CLE Credits
Presented by Nelson Page
One of the most significant recent changes in the legal world
is the concept of providing legal services from a remote
location. Lawyers can be hooked into their practice from
almost anywhere and can perform their legal functions
under almost any circumstance. This one hour course will
discuss the real world aspects of a remote practice. Topics
to be covered include the maintenance and upkeep of files,
the ethics of handling cases and clients remotely, using
the cloud, and the economics of a remote law firm. The
discussion will also include practical tips on client relations
and the challenges and pitfalls of managing a law firm
from a distance.
Internet For lawyers certifies that his
activity has been approved for 12 hours of
CA MCLE credit (including 7 hours of ethics
and 2 hours of Substance Abuse) Provider
#9836.
Register at CLEseminars.com/cruise
Cruisin Through Social Media
February 19 | 4:305:30 p.m.
Skylight Chapel
1.0 General CLE Credit
Presented by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch
Learn tips and tricks to successfully navigate through social
networking sites to dig up dirt on parties, witnesses, jurors
Uncover secret ways to determine whether someone has a
Facebook profilebefore they delete it. Find out three ways to
find a Facebook profile if you dont have an account and two
ways to find social media profiles other than searching by
name. Get profile information admitted into evidence.
Cruisin Through Social Media Research,
Ethically
February 19 | 5:306:30 p.m.
Star Lounge
1.0 Ethics CLE Credit
Presented by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch
Whos your friend? Learn how to avoid potential ethical traps
when you research social media profiles to use as evidence.
The speakers will review professional responsibility rules,
social media research ethical guidelines, court decisions, and
ethics opinions from state and local bars, and the ABA.
Self-Care for Lawyers: Carpe Diem.
Using Cognitive Behavioral Techniques &
Mindfulness Skills for Self-Care
February 23 | 9:3011:30 a.m.
Skylight Chapel
2.0 Ethics CLE Credits
Law School is just the start for becoming a part of
a challenging profession. Psychological distress,
dissatisfaction and substance abuse that begin in law school
follow graduates into practice. Depression and anxiety
are reported by 26% of all lawyers who seek counseling.
Unfortunately, many lawyers only seek counseling when they
have been compelled or encouraged to do so as a result of
disciplinary action. Sadly, lawyers rank 5 th by occupation in
incidences of suicide.
Self-Care is important in addressing chronic stress that can
negatively affect psychological and physical wellbeing. Ms.
Nolin utilizes an experiential approach that emphasizes skills
and techniques that can be easily learned and implemented
daily. Ms. Nolin will introduce Cognitive Behavior techniques,
incorporated with Mindfulness skills, which will enhance self-
care goals for attendees. Audio-visual materials and activities
are used to enhance the learning environment. Attendees
receive additional resources related to mental health and
substance abuse, as well as resources to continue practicing
Cognitive Behavioral techniques and Mindfulness skills.
Cruisin Through Public Records
February 23 | 4:305:30 p.m.
Star Lounge
1.0 General CLE Credit
Presented by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch
Discover how to find free public records on the Web to locate
missing parties and witnesses. Discover how to unearth
assets, from real estate and boats, to planes and patents.
Locate criminal histories, current inmates, and sex offenders.
Find vital records. Ascertain political persuasions.
Cruisin Through Free Legal Research
February 23 | 5:306:30 p.m.
Star Lounge
1.0 General CLE Credit
Presented by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch
Learn how to effectively work as a lawyer without the use of
commercial legal research databases. Save time by cruisin
through someone elses research, for free (or at a minimal
cost), from finding free articles, tweets, and blogs, to dockets
and sample pleadings. Take advantage of a legal research
database and mobile app that you already have free access
to (Casemaker).
Heavy Sailing: Avoiding the Rocks and
Shoals That Can Sink Your Practice
February 24 | 8:3011:45 a.m.
with 15 min. break
Skylight Chapel
3.0 Ethics CLE Credits
Presented by Nelson Page
Lawyers operate in a tightly regulated environment. Almost
every aspect of their practice involves ethical questions and
rules. The ethical world has gotten even more complicated
as legal technology has evolved faster than legal doctrine.
This program will explore a number of issues that can sneak
up on the unwary practitioner, including the use and misuse
of technology, evolving standards for handling client funds
and trust accounts, safeguarding client confidentiality and
secrets in the digital era, and the complexities of representing
government, private and corporate organizations and their
leaders. Also addressed will be the evolving standards that
apply to conflicts of interest in the modern world.

Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch , principals
of Internet For Lawyers and CLEseminars.
com, have been internationally recognized
CLE seminar speakers--full-time since
1999. They have been best-selling ABA
Law Practice Division authors since 2003.
Their areas of expertise are: Internet
investigative, legal, and social media
research; social media ethics; Google
search; and Google cloud Apps.
Cheryl McKay focuses her practice on
corporate governance, business, and
Alaska Native law, with an emphasis on
employment, real estate and commercial
transactions. She excels in training
boards of directors and management
teams, conducting strategic planning
and professional development, conflict
management and dispute mediation.
Nancy Nolin LCSW, ACSW, CAS, CADCII
graduated cum laude in 1996 from the
Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work
at Norfolk State University with her
Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work.
She is currently licensed for independent
private practice as a Psychotherapist in
the states of Utah (2007), Oregon (2014),
and Idaho (2017).
Nelson G. Page graduated from
Georgetown University Law Center cum
laude in 1978, where he was on the Board
of Editors of the Georgetown Law Journal.
He clerked for the honorable Warren
W. Matthews, Associate Justice of the
Alaska Supreme Court, and then joined
the Anchorage law firm of Burr, Pease
and Kurtz.