Events

On May 3, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern Managing Partner, Andrew Singer, and Chief Marketing & Business Development Officer, Jennifer Papantonio, will be presenting a panel during ARK National Summit on Law Firm Operations titled, Strategic Planning to Position Your Firm for Growth from 10:15-11am.

Program Description:

• Understand the importance of a client-centric focus to successfully grow
• Get tips for putting together your firm’s strategic planning team
• Get your attorneys’ great work recognized in a way that brings in new clients

Register for the ARK National Summit on Law Firm Operations. Preview the agenda for the conference here.

On May 9, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern partners, Jordan S. Linn, James Rieger, and Jason M. Rimland, along with Alan Scharfstein and Michael Richmond from The DAK Group will be speaking on Business Succession Planning during a webinar with The DAK Group at 12pm.

Program Description: Businesses across the U.S. and internationally will always face transition periods – and will need a strategy to leverage their strengths and successfully move forward. Effective succession planning provides an avenue for businesses to operate efficiently and without interruption. This program will discuss business succession, preparing for the sale of your business, and tax and estate planning issues for business owners. Topics to include:

• Challenges, Pitfalls and Common Mistakes in Succession Planning for a Family Business
  
• Buy/Sell Options and How to Fund Them
  • Business Exit Planning
    
  • Determining Business Value Drivers
    
  • Understanding How to Maximize Business Value
    
  • Key Steps to Get the Business Ready for Sale
• How to Ensure Operational Aspects of the Business Carry Forward Seamlessly
  
• Maintaining Trusting Relationships with Your Team and Your Customers
  
• Strategies for Mitigating Tax Challenges
  
• Estate Planning and Estate Tax Liquidity
  
• Lifetime Tax Exemptions
  
• Roundup: Brief Case Studies Providing Insights into Successful and Unsuccessful Business Transitions
  

Register here for this program, Business Succession Planning: Co-Hosted with The DAK Group.

On May 16, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern partner, Jason Klimpl, along with Joanna Monroe from Staffing GC, will be presenting a panel during the 2024 ASA Staffing Law & Compliance Conference titled, Client Contracts: Getting to Yes While Mitigating Risk from 11am to 12pm.

Program Description: "Your staffing company is on the cusp of landing a major client it’s been pursuing for some time, but one obstacle looms large: negotiating the contract. Whether it’s a client’s contract or one proffered by a managed services provider, refusing to sign indemnity, confidentiality, no-poach, and other contract clauses could sink the deal—but signing could lead to significant liability. In this session, an expert panel will discuss strategies for reconciling these issues, including avoiding overly broad indemnification provisions; defining scope of services; protecting client data; and more."

Register for the 2024 ASA Staffing Law & Compliance Conference. Preview the agenda for the conference.

On June 6, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern Trusts and Estates, Co-Chair, Yolanda Kanes, will be presenting during NYN Media's 2024 Nonprofit OpCon on the panel, The Roles and Responsibilities of Board Members, at 2:20pm.

Program Description: One of the major challenges that so many boards struggle with is understanding board member roles and responsibilities and how to fulfill them. Being a board member is more than a résumé builder as they need to be committed to following through on promises and assisting the organization to the best of their abilities. They also need to fully support the work, represent the organization’s mission, and be dedicated spokespersons for the cause. The board should do all they can to reach organizational goals, but members still have a responsibility to follow the organization’s rules.

Register for the 2024 Nonprofit OpCon. Preview the agenda for the conference.

On June 26, 2024 from 1-2pm, Tannenbaum Helpern Construction & Design partners, Kenneth Block and Brandon Reiner, along with Richard Browne of Sterling Project Development, will be presenting a PLI webinar on guaranteed maximum price construction agreements.

Program Description: One of the fundamental issues facing owners in construction contracting is cost containment. Only by meeting the owner’s budgetary constraints can the owner satisfy its obligations to partners, co-developers, lenders, public agencies and others. The selection, application and enforcement of a particular contract delivery method, i.e., stipulated sum, cost-plus or guaranteed maximum price (GMP), is the key to a successful project. This program, drawing on the knowledge of an experienced project manager and accomplished construction attorneys, will explore contract delivery methods, with an emphasis on GMP construction management agreements. Among others, these topics will be discussed:

• Types of construction contracts and how the risks of cost, time and performance of the work are allocated
• Legal and business considerations in selecting the delivery methods and the pros and cons of a GMP
• Understanding and negotiating the elements of a GMP, including fees, contingencies, and project schedules
  

Register here for this webinar, Guaranteed Maximum Price Construction Agreements: Fact or Fiction?

Tannenbaum Helpern Partners, Yolanda Kanes and Ralph A. Siciliano discuss federal and state regulations pertaining to not-for-profit corporations and governance issues relating to those entities, with emphasis on avoiding conflicts of interest, compensation of executives, and proper stewardship of assets, during this recently recorded Lawline program.

Click here to view this highly informative program, Not-for-Profit Corporations: A Primer on Formation and Governance. 1.0 CLE credit is available in most states.

On March 29, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern Construction & Design partners, Melissa Billig and Stuart Rosen, will be presenting a webinar on the effects Generative AI has on the world of architecture.

Program Description: This program will cover the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) in the design process and how to effectively navigate the potential pitfalls. Topics of discussion will include:

• Generative AI “Training” and Potential for Design Errors
• Policies Concerning Employee Use of AI
• Protecting Your Intellectual Property
• Terms of Use and Disclaimers
• Is the Law Keeping Pace with Technology?

Reach out to Melissa Billig (billig@thsh.com) or Stuart Rosen (rosen@thsh.com) to view this program on demand.