Upcoming Event Participation
July 29, 2001: Up
Your Alley Street Fair, located on Dore Alley in San Francisco's
South of Market District between Folsom and Howard streets.
September 30, 2001: Folsom
Street Fair, located on Folsom Street in San Francisco's South
of Market District between 7th and 12th streets.
For more information on either Fair please visit www.folsomstreetfair.com.
Upcoming ALRP Trainings
All Trainings will be held at
Morrison & Foerster, San Francisco, 425 Market Street, 33rd
Floor. Trainings are worth 1.5 MCLE Credits and are free for those
who agree to take one ALRP referral.
RSVP to Debbie, debbie@alrp.org or (415) 701-1200, ext. 303.
Landlord/Tenant Law
Ora S. Prochovnick
February 15, 2001
5:30-7:00
This introductory training will
cover Unlawful Detainer defense and the San Francisco Rent Control
Ordinance. The training will cover substantive law as well as
legal procedure for summary eviction proceedings. Training materials
include a legal summary of the substantive issues, a copy of the
San Francisco Ordinance, as well as sample pleadings and papers.
Bankruptcy
Thomas Burns
February 27, 2001
5:30-7:00
This training will address the
many credit issues that face people with HIV/AIDS and other long-term
disabilities. In this time of promising treatments, some people
with HIV, who were once judgment proof, are considering returning
to work and must address long term debts. The focus of the training
will be on creditor issues and Chapter 7, with specific discussions
on dealing with creditors outside of bankruptcy, student loan
debt, garnishment of wages, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy basics.
Disability Insurance
Harold Kahn
March 1, 2001
5:30-7:00
The training will focus on frequently
recurring issues in disability insurance cases and recent appellate
decisions concerning disability insurance. Among the topics to
be addressed are communications with insurance company adjusters,
handling of individual versus group policies, interpretation of
policy terms, prosecuting claims for benefits, defending claims
for rescission, and the California Supreme Court's decision in
Galanty.
