Southern CA Law Seminar

Southern California Law Seminar
Anaheim Marriott
February 10, 2012

Nearly 700 managers and more than 100 service providers gathered for CACM’s 2012 Southern California Law Seminar at the Anaheim Marriott on February 10. This unique industry event allowed attendees to explore California CID law as it relates specifically to the community manager’s role. Sessions explored new legislation, manager liability, and smoking and architectural issues.

Attendees also had the opportunity to participate in the new Table Topic sessions, which allowed them to move from table to table to discuss different legal topics with their peers and attorney facilitators.

Thank you to the Legal Advisory Steering Committee members for their efforts to make this a successful event.

Here's what a few 2012 attendees liked best:

“The variety of attorneys and their approaches to the changes. Seeing colleagues and feeling a part of CACM.”

-Ruth Cederstrom, CCAM

Concord Consulting & Association Services

“I liked hearing different ways to deal with the restrictive new laws and loved the case law examples.”

-Chelsi Rueter, CCAM

Community Property Management

“Excellent speakers, copious and relevant information and overall professional presentation.”

-Kristin St. John, CCAM

St. John & Associates

“Table Topics: I liked the opportunity to ask specific questions and listen to attorney and peer input and experiences.”

-Carolyn Kelley, CCAM

The Management Trust - Goetz Manderley

Thank You to Our 2012 Speakers

Sandra L. Gottlieb, Esq.

SwedelsonGottlieb

Mark T. Guithues, Esq.

Community Legal Advisors, Inc.

Wayne Guralnick, Esq.

Guralnick & Gilliland, LLP

Mary M. Howell, Esq.

Epsten Grinnell & Howell, APC

David A. Loewenthal, Esq.

Lowenthal, Hillshafer & Rosen, LLP

James R. McCormick Jr., Esq.

Peters & Freedman, LLP

Dirk E. Petchul, Esq.

Hickey & Petchul, LLP

David M. Peters, Esq.

Peters & Freedman, LLP

Janet L.S. Powers, Esq.

Fiore Racobs & Powers, APLC

Leonard Siegel, Esq.

Kulik Gottesman & Siegel LLP

Kirk Watilo, CCAM

Action Property Mgmt., Inc., ACMF

Frederick T. Whitney, Esq.

Neuland & Whitney, APC

Please note: Annual attendance at a CACM Law Seminar is a great way to stay up-to-date on legal issues and earn 7 CEUs. CCAMs are required to attend and pass the exam for a minimum of one Law Seminar for each recertification period – but, the more you attend, the more CEUs you’ll earn.

Seven hours of Consumer Protection DRE credit is available pending DRE approval. Learn more on the DRE General Information Page.

CCAMs earn 7 CEUs for each successfully completed CACM Law Seminar.

Thank You to Our 2012 Sponsors

Nametag Lanyards Sponsor