Maryland CLE - Contract Law Courses
Maryland CLE
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Negotiating Construction Agreements: Key Terms for a Design Professional
Successful construction projects begin with well-structured contracts. This CLE course offers a practical look at negotiating agreements between owners and architects or engineers, focusing on the legal and commercial impact of key contract provisions. Participants will explore common risk areas and how to address them effectively during negotiation. Through a detailed review of core clauses—such as standard of care, indemnity, payment terms, document ownership, scope, and schedule—atte... More Info
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Protecting Vulnerable Plaintiffs: Special Needs Trusts, Public Benefits, and Settlement Planning
Vulnerable plaintiffs—such as individuals with disabilities, minors, or seniors—require thoughtful settlement planning to ensure their long-term needs are met without jeopardizing access to critical public benefits. This CLE course offers a practical guide to the legal strategies and financial tools available to support these clients. Topics include: Choosing between Pooled Special Needs Trusts, Settlement Preservation Trusts, and standalone options Coordinating settlements with pub... More Info
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Long-Term Disability Insurance Claims: From Application to Federal Court
Long-term disability insurance claims present a complex intersection of insurance law, contract principles, and federal statutory regulation. A significant portion of these matters arise under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), which governs most employer-sponsored disability plans and places those claims squarely within federal jurisdiction. In contrast, individually purchased policies—often held by professionals and executives—operate under different legal framework... More Info
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Impact of the AML Provisions in the GENIUS Act
The rapid expansion of the stablecoin market is transforming the digital asset ecosystem and drawing heightened regulatory attention. As new issuers enter the market and transaction volumes continue to scale, regulators are increasingly focused on how stablecoin platforms identify, assess, and mitigate financial crime risk. This CLE program examines the emerging regulatory expectations surrounding anti-money laundering compliance for stablecoin issuers and related market participants. P... More Info
$291General Credit
