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Workshop:
So Now You’re a Municipal Attorney
Introduction to the Municipal Attorney’s
Role in Connecticut
Friday, February 8, 2008
Four Points by Sheraton, Meriden, CT
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
DESCRIPTION
Now that you’ve been appointed as municipal attorney,
you may not have much time to learn the nuances and
particulars that will make you an effective municipal
attorney.
Fortunately, CAMA and CCM have a proven educational
program designed especially for newly appointed municipal
attorneys which will help you get up-to-speed fast.
Participants at this workshop will:
- Hear from veteran municipal attorneys about the role of
the municipal attorney in Connecticut.
- Get essential information on major issues for municipal
attorneys in Connecticut.
- Network with other municipal attorneys.
Plus much more!
Special Welcome by
Richard Blumenthal
Connecticut State Attorney General
PROGRAM
Welcome
Richard Blumenthal
CT State Attorney General
Introduction and Overview
Maria N. Elsden
Sr. Assistant Town Attorney
Enfield
So now you’re a
municipal attorney
- Municipal powers
- Municipal attorney as
administrator
- Finance and budget issues
- Nuts and bolts
Moderator:
Maria N. Elsden
Panelists:
Patrick Alair
Deputy Corporation Counsel
West Hartford
Jack Gorman
Associate City Attorney
Meriden
Specialty areas of the law
Moderator:
Jack Bradley
Rome McGuigan, P.C.
Presenters:
Ethics (Who Is Your Client?)
Michael N. LaVelle
Pullman & Comley, LLC
Freedom of Information Act
Marilyn Lipton
City Attorney, Milford
Land Use
Gail E. McTaggart
Secor, Cassidy & McPartland
Town Attorney, Roxbury
Tax Appeals
Ken Povodator
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Stamford
Labor Relations
Lisa Lazarek
Kainen, Escalera & McHale, P.C.
WHERE
Four Points by Sheraton, Meriden, CT
COST per attendee
$45 CAMA/CCM Members $70 Non-Member Municipalities
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For more information, or to register, call the CCM Training hotlines at (203) 498-3018 at any time or call (203) 498-3000 during business hours.
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