Deadline to regist� at the E�ly B�d rate is Sept. 25!

Regis�ati� fee includes 8.5 h�rs CLE & all meals!EARLY BIRD MEMBER PRICING:

$150 – ISBA Judge/A�liate Member/ Law Student/Member licensed less than 5 years

$269 – ISBA Sustaining Member

$299 – ISBA Member

EARLY BIRD OPTIONAL PRICING:$150 – CLE Only

$175 – Thursday Only (5.5 hrs. CLE, lunch & dinner)

$75 – Friday Only (3 hrs. CLE)

$200 – Guest (meals only, no CLE)

WHAT ITEMS ARE ACCEPTED?• ''Charlie Bear'' low fat dry dog treats -great demand for these. Any flavor.

• Matching puppy & dog leashes and collars - (6 ft.);

• Oval cotton rounds (for ear cleaning)

• Pup Corn Zuke’s, BilJac, Pupperoni treats; plain Cheerios (no flavor, no high sugar)

• “Chuck it” ball thrower; paper towels; poop bags; nail clippers for large dogs

• Nyla Bones - Large durable (7" or larger), small (for puppies), medium and large

• Jolly Balls - medium and large (They are large rubber balls, some have a braided rope through them.)

• Kong toys - small, medium and large - color should be black

• Premier or PetSafe blankets for crates - medium and extra-large sizes

• Dog toothpaste and tooth brushes; Tug rope - the kind that go through the center of a ball

• Large rope tugs - braided rope about 1" to 2" around and about a foot longor longer

• Gift cards from PetSmart, Pet Supplies Plus, Scott Pet Products, Three Dog Bakery

ICAN trains and places assistance dogs with individuals with disabilities and provides foundational life skills to inmates through their experience as trainers. Stop by the Expo on Thursday to give their service-dogs-in-training some attention…who doesn’t love a good cuddle?

HOW CAN YOU HELP?Bring pet friendly items from the list at right to the Annual Meeting. ICAN will be on-site all day Thurs-day. If you don’t have items to donate, consider chatting with those in your office, at home, or in your personal network.

Puppy Cuddlingat the

Annual Meeting!

ICAN encourages contributors to purchase from PetSmart, Scott Pet Products, Pet Supplies Plusand Three Dog Bakery as these businesses have been extremely supportive of ICAN.

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lead. serve. connect.

ANNUAL MEETING

INDIA

NA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION

C�nectDevelop the connections you need to build a successful practice and personal networkof support.

Demonstrate your connectionto ISBA and the legal community by registering today!

LeadDevelop your leadership skills with educational sessions speci�cally designed to help attorneys grow in their practice and the profession.

Demonstrate your leadership abilities by representing your county during the House of Delegates meeting.

S�veDevelop practices to better serve your clients, speci�cally those underserved in the legal community.

Demonstrate your service to the profession by participating in section and committee meetings, as well as ISBA’s general assembly meeting.

Wednesday, Oct. 1611:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. – ISBA Registration Desk Open

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. – Board of Governors Meeting

2:00 – 5:00 p.m. – House of Delegates MeetingAssembly of delegates to consider the policy of the Association.

5:00 – 6:30 p.m. – Welcome Reception Sponsored by Kightlinger & Gray

Join us for an evening of fun as you enjoy a variety of appetizers and network with colleagues from across the state.

Thursday, Oct. 177:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. – ISBA Registration Desk Open

8:15 – 9:15 a.m. – Section & Committee Breakfast Meetings:

• Affiliate Membership Committee

• Appellate Practice Section

• Diversity Committee

• Latino Affairs Committee

• Litigation Section

• UPL Committee

9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. – Law Expo & Break Station OpenDuring programming breaks, stop by the Expo for a beverage, a conversation with one of our vendors or some puppy cuddling!

9:30 – 10:30 a.m. HOT TOPICS

Criminal Convictions and Immigration Consequences (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Criminal Justice Section and co-hosted by the Diversity Committee.

Pat Rios, Rios Law Office

If you are representing a client in a criminal case who is a not a United States citizen, properly advising them on what a criminal conviction can mean to their legal status to stay in this country can be confusing. This presentation will give you the information you need to properly serve your clients.

Deadline to regist� at the E�ly B�d rate is Sept. 25!

Regis�ati� fee includes 8.5 h�rs CLE & all meals!EARLY BIRD MEMBER PRICING:

$150 – ISBA Judge/A�liate Member/ Law Student/Member licensed less than 5 years

$269 – ISBA Sustaining Member

$299 – ISBA Member

EARLY BIRD OPTIONAL PRICING:$150 – CLE Only

$175 – Thursday Only (5.5 hrs. CLE, lunch & dinner)

$75 – Friday Only (3 hrs. CLE)

$200 – Guest (meals only, no CLE)

WHAT ITEMS ARE ACCEPTED?• ''Charlie Bear'' low fat dry dog treats -great demand for these. Any flavor.

• Matching puppy & dog leashes and collars - (6 ft.);

• Oval cotton rounds (for ear cleaning)

• Pup Corn Zuke’s, BilJac, Pupperoni treats; plain Cheerios (no flavor, no high sugar)

• “Chuck it” ball thrower; paper towels; poop bags; nail clippers for large dogs

• Nyla Bones - Large durable (7" or larger), small (for puppies), medium and large

• Jolly Balls - medium and large (They are large rubber balls, some have a braided rope through them.)

• Kong toys - small, medium and large - color should be black

• Premier or PetSafe blankets for crates - medium and extra-large sizes

• Dog toothpaste and tooth brushes; Tug rope - the kind that go through the center of a ball

• Large rope tugs - braided rope about 1" to 2" around and about a foot longor longer

• Gift cards from PetSmart, Pet Supplies Plus, Scott Pet Products, Three Dog Bakery

ICAN trains and places assistance dogs with individuals with disabilities and provides foundational life skills to inmates through their experience as trainers. Stop by the Expo on Thursday to give their service-dogs-in-training some attention…who doesn’t love a good cuddle?

HOW CAN YOU HELP?Bring pet friendly items from the list at right to the Annual Meeting. ICAN will be on-site all day Thurs-day. If you don’t have items to donate, consider chatting with those in your office, at home, or in your personal network.

Puppy Cuddlingat the

Annual Meeting!

ICAN encourages contributors to purchase from PetSmart, Scott Pet Products, Pet Supplies Plusand Three Dog Bakery as these businesses have been extremely supportive of ICAN.

New This Ye� Schedule

Annual Meeting Highlights PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ESSENTIAL SKILLS

The Art of Delegation: How to Avoid Micro-Management and Get S@%! Done! (1 hr. NLS)Adam Gwaltney, Ritman & Associates

Entrusting a task you delegate is thoroughly understood, properly supervised and accomplished according to your wishes can be a difficult endeavor. Micro-management is the norm. You will learn the straightforward five step process of delegation. Our class will include practical methods that align with the Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct to ensure an attorney isn’t stepping into the proverbial pile of poo when it comes to ethical delegation. The process will translate well beyond your law practice and teach you simple methods of delegation in all aspects of your life.

VOICES IN THE COURTROOM This track is sponsored by CourtCallThe Hidden Objection: Real Challenges Faced by Women& Minorities in the Courtroom (1 hr. CLE/.5 hr. Ethics)Presented by the Wellness Committee, Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity Committee, General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section, Women in Law Committee, and Latino Affairs Committee

Hon. Tanya Walton Pratt, U.S. District Court, Southern District of IndianaHon. Cynthia Ayers, Marion County Superior Court Megan Stewart, Esq., Indiana Legal Services, Inc. Tabitha Villarrubia, Esq., Moreno & VillarrubiaModerator: Patricia L. McKinnon, Esq., Attorney at Law

Join us for real-life stories from attorneys and judges on life in the trenches. The program will also include advice from the panelists on how to survivedifficult courtroom situations with grace and dignity. Learn how Rule 8.4(g) of the Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct offers protection to those facing bias or discrimination.

10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. HOT TOPICS

Funding Options for Long-Term Care (1.5 hrs. CLE)Presented by the Elder Law Section

Mark W. Holwager, Holwager & Holwager, Attorneys at Law, P.C.William J. Holwager, Holwager & Holwager, Attorneys at Law, P.C

This program will provide an overview of the 5 most common avenues for funding long term care at home, in an assisted living facility, or in a nursing home. Basic eligibility parameters and planning mechanisms will be presented along with recent developments in the areas of Long Term Care Insurance, Veteran’s Administration Benefits, Medicare, Private Pay, and Medicaid.

Wednesday, Oct. 16• ISBA Board of Governors Meeting

• House of Delegates Meeting

• Welcome Reception

Thursday, Oct. 17• Section & Committee Annual

Business Meetings

• Three targeted CLE Tracks(Voices in the Courtroom, Professional Development & Essential Skills, and Hot Topics)

• Family Feud LunchJoin our Emcee, James Bell, as teams compete for prizes and bragging rights.

• Member Assembly MeetingOpen to all ISBA Members.

• Law School Alumni Receptions

• Keynote dinner (1 hr. CLE) featuringDavid Rudolf, defense attorney featured in the Netflix docuseries “The Staircase” whose clients include author Michael Peterson and former NFL player Rae Carruth.

• Social hosted by our Young Lawyers Section

Friday, Oct. 18• Section & Committee Annual

Business Meetings

• CLE Tracks Cont’d.

• ISBA Past Presidents’ Dinner

Schedule

Keynote Dinner featuring

David S. Rudolf PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ESSENTIAL SKILLS Are You Tripping Over Office Ethics? (1.5 hrs. CLE/1 hr. Ethics)Presented by the Affiliate Membership Committee

James A. Bell, Paganelli Law GroupRaegan Gibson, Paganelli Law Group

Are you tripping over office ethics? At this seminar we will look at ethics training for your staff, making sure your staff has the technological training to fulfill their position, attorneys and staff working as a team, appropriate delegation, and diversity and generational issues.

VOICES IN THE COURTROOM View From the Bench (1.5 hrs. CLE)Presented by the CLE Committee

Moderator: Hon. Patricia Riley, Indiana Court of Appeals

A panel of judges will host a discussion on several issues facing the courts today and what that means for the courts in the years to come.

12:30 – 1:45 p.m. – Family Feud Gameshow LunchJoin our gameshow host, James Bell, as teams compete for prizes and bragging rights.

2:00 – 3:00 p.m. HOT TOPICS

Leaving on a Jet Plane: The New Relocation Statute (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Family Law Section

Kathryn H. Burroughs, Cross, Pennamped, Woolsey and GlazierHon. William J. Hughes, Hamilton County Superior Court No. 3Michael J. Jenuwine, Ph.D., University of Notre DameAmy L. Stewart, Mallor GrodnerHon. Julie P. Verheye, St. Joseph Superior Court

The new relocation statute reflects how things happen in real life when work or other circumstances require a parent to relocate. The revisions give parents the opportunity to look at the big picture and plan for major changes, like a parent’s relocation at the time they are negotiating custody and parenting-time issues in dissolution/paternity cases.

Thursday, Oct. 17The Role of Lawyers

in a Free Society:Resisting the Abuse of Power and Protecting

the Rule of Law

1 hr. CLE

David is a defense attorney featured

in the Netflix docuseries “The Staircase”

whose clients include author Michael

Peterson and former NFL player

Rae Carruth.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ESSENTIAL SKILLS Small Firm or Large Firm: How to Find Where You Fit (.25 hr. CLE/Ethics, .75 hr. NLS)Presented by the Litigation Section

Jason Massaro, Massaro Legal GroupTony Paganelli, Paganelli Law GroupDavid Temple, Drewry Simmons Vornehm, LLPMarc Quigley, Krieg DeVaultModerator: Patrick McEuen, McEuen Law Office

In today’s job market, attorneys tend to move around. This program will help you find where you really fit and will help you navigate some of the ethical issues that can arise as you transition from one firm to another. The panel of practitioners, made up of solo, small, medium and large firm practitioners, will discuss the culture, expectations of associates, work-life balance, client development, marketing strategies, and law practice management in each firm type.

VOICES IN THE COURTROOM Voices of the Unrepresented (1 hr. CLE/Ethics)Presented by the Pro Bono Committee

Access to the courts and the pro se litigant experience impacts all Indiana attorneys. Learn about the Coalition for Court Access legal needs study and recent changes to the Code of Judicial Conduct concerning matters with pro se litigants. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from formerly unrepresented clients about their perspective on navigating the legal system without counsel.

3:15 – 4:15 p.m. HOT TOPICS

Bobadilla: What a Criminal Defense Attorney Should Advise a Noncitizen Client and How Bobadilla Reached the Indiana Supreme Court (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Latino Affairs Committee

Emma Mahern, Muñoz Legal Kevin Muñoz, Muñoz LegalJohn Tompkins, The Law Office of John L. TompkinsAngela Joseph, Muñoz Legal

In March 2019, the Indiana Supreme Court published an opinion, State v. Bobadilla 117 N.E.3d 1272 (2019) that addressed a criminal defense attorney’s ethical obligations to advise noncitizen clients of direct immigration consequences of a criminal conviction. Bobadilla is a continuation of what The United State Supreme Court in Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356 (2010) already mandated as effective assistance of counsel under the 6th Amendment. Come and learn the tools to advise your noncitizen client and learn the history of how this team of attorneys litigated this favorable ruling for our noncitizen Hoosiers. You will learn basic immigration vocabulary and key questions to ask your noncitizen clients before advising them. This is an essential CLE for all criminal defense practitioners.

Did You Know?

Of the 36 CLE hours that attorneys are required to complete in their three-year education cycle, up to 12 credit hours can come from non-legal subject (NLS) courses!

NLS programs are defined by the Indiana Office of Admissions & Continuing Legal Education as courses that do not focus on substantive legal content but still enhance an attorney’s proficiency in the practice of law. Several of the courses in the Professional Development & Essential Skills track offer NLS credit and are designed to help you better lead, serve and connect as a member of the legal community.

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Schedule

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ESSENTIAL SKILLS What Every Appellate Attorney Wants You to Know About Appeals (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Appellate Practice SectionKarl Mulvaney, Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLPTeresa Griffin, Faegre Baker Daniels LLPLeanna Weissmann, Hoosier Appeals by Leanna WeissmannModerator: Ruth Johnson, Indiana Public Defender Council

This panel discussion features experienced appellate practitioners answering your burning questions about the appellate process. We’ll discuss record preservation, how an appeal works, appellate land mines, and much more.

VOICES IN THE COURTROOM Hoosier Hospitality: Tips on Making the Legal CommunityMore Welcoming for Diverse Attorneys (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Diversity CommitteeAlex Van Gorp, Van Gorp Legal ServicesLauren Peña, Indiana University McKinney School of Law Annie Chey-Sluss, Indiana Legislative Services Agency

A panel discussion on how to connect with lawyers and potential clients outside your own community. Panelists will provide some stories of the experience of networking when they are in the minority, compare that to experiences when they are in the majority, and discuss ways to make the former feel more like the latter. Panelists will also discuss opportunities for attendees to meet others through different minority organizations and networking groups.

4:30 – 5:15 p.m. – Assembly MeetingThe official business meeting of the ISBA where members will elect the 2019-21 board members and induct Leslie Craig Henderzahs as the 2019-20 president. Sustaining members will also be recognized. Note: this meeting is open to all ISBA members and does not require an Annual Meeting registration.

5:15 – 5:45 p.m. – Incoming ISBA President SocialFollowing the Assembly Meeting, members are invited to stay and toast our new president, Leslie Craig Henderzahs!

5:30 – 6:30 p.m. – Law School Alumni Receptions • I.U. Maurer School of Law• I.U. McKinney School of Law

6:30 – 8:30 p.m. – Dinner with Keynote Speaker (1 hr. CLE)David Rudolf is a defense attorney featured in the Netflix docuseries “The Staircase” whose clients include author Michael Peterson and former NFL player Rae Carruth.

8:30 p.m. – Young Lawyers Section Meeting

8:45 – 10:30 p.m. – Social in the Hotel Lobby Bar Join the Young Lawyers Section at this always popular networking event!

Lodging

Sheraton Indianapolis Hotelat Keystone Crossing8787 Keystone CrossingIndianapolis, IN 46240

Reserve your room by Sept. 25 for the special room rate of $159/night. Visit the following link to make your room reservation: https://tinyurl.com/ISBASheraton

Or, call 888-627-7814 to make your reservation – be sure reference “ISBA” or “Indiana State Bar Association” in order to receive the discounted ISBA group rate. The ISBA rate is available until 5:00pm on Sept. 25 or until the block sells out, whichever comes first.

PARKING AT THE SHERATONAnnual Meeting attendees will receive complimentary parking in the garage connected to the Sheraton hotel. Overnight guests can use their room key to access the garage (you will still need to take a ticket when first entering the garage).

**For Day Only attendees:Please pick up your parking voucher at the on-site ISBA registration desk.

Friday, Oct. 187:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. – ISBA Registration Desk Open

8:00 – 9:00 a.m. – Section & Committee Breakfast Meetings:

• Bankruptcy & Creditors’ Rights Section

• Environmental Law Section

• Family & Juvenile Law Section

• General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section

• Membership & Member Benefits Committee

8:00 – 10:00 a.m. – Probate Trust & Real Property Sectionand Probate Review Committee Meetings

8:00 – 11:00 a.m. – Law Expo & Break Station OpenDuring programming breaks, stop by the Expo for a beverage and a conversation with one of our vendors!

9:00 – 10:00 a.m. HOT TOPICS

ARTfully Creating Families (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Family Law Section

Jennifer Hostetter, Broyles, Kight & Ricafort, P.C.

Our laws governing the paths to parenthood are changing. Surrogacy is an exciting process, but there are some important legal factors to take into consideration. This CLE is a good place to start if you’re looking for a better understanding of what surrogacy is and how the process works in Indiana.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ESSENTIAL SKILLS Process Makes Perfect: Practice Management Tipsto Minimize Malpractice Risk (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section

Michael Dorelli, Hoover Hull TurnerEric Redman, Ritman & Associates Kevin Willis, The Willis Law Office, LLCModerator: Dana Zivkovich, Zivkovich Law Offices

This program will identify and define commonly recurring issues in malpractice claims and discuss procedures to implement in your office to reduce the associated risk.

Things to Do Around theSheraton

The Fashion Mall at Keystone is connected to the Sheraton Hotel by a skywalk, making shopping convenient and easy. The mall boasts a unique mix of high-end anchors, including Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom, top brands and luxury specialty retailers such as Burberry, Tiffany & Co, Raleigh Limited Menswear, Tory Burch, Kate Spade New York, Kendra Scott and more. Fulfill all of your tech needs at The Apple Store and Microsoft store. For more information, please visit: simon.com/mall/the-fashion-mall- at-keystone

There are numerous restaurants within walking distance of the Sheraton including Café Patachou, PF Chang’s, Maggiano’s Little Italy, Napolese Pizzeria, Mimi Blue Meatballs, Seasons 52, Sullivan’s Steakhouse, Ocean Prime, The Cheesecake Factory and Public Greens Urban Kitchen. Additional nearby options include Fleming’s Steakhouse, Harry & Izzy’s and The District Tap.

Schedule

VOICES IN THE COURTROOM CHINS at Top Speed (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Committee on the Civil Rights of Children

Katie Meger Kelsey, Kids’ Voice of IndianaNicole Goodson, Kids’ Voice of Indiana

You’ve probably been hearing quite a bit lately about our juvenile law system and CHINS cases. This session will give you some of the highlights of the process, major rights of the parties, common problems in litigating the cases, current trends and issues in cases, and new case law and legislation. CHINS law, and juvenile law generally, has a vast body of law, so this session goes at top speed to cover the highlights.

10:15 – 11:15 a.m. HOT TOPICS

2019 Procedural Changes for Creditors’ ClaimsAgainst Decedents’ Assets (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Probate, Trust & Real Property Section

Jeff R. Hawkins, Hawkins Elder LawJohn S. Phillipp, Indiana Office of the Attorney General

John S. Phillipp and Jeff R. Hawkins will describe the procedural evolution of creditors’ claims against decedents’ assets over the past decade, culminating in the enactment of 2018 Senate Enrolled Act No. 247 and 2019 Senate Enrolled Act No. 518. Phillipp and Hawkins will explain the impact of 2019 SEA 518 on creditor’s rights to recover against real property in decedents’ probate estates and against decedents’ non-probate assets. They will also describe the procedural differences between government creditors’ claims and non-government creditors’ claims under the new statutory framework.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & ESSENTIAL SKILLS Planning to Strategic Thinking: Understanding Your Logic (1 hr. NLS)Presented by Butler University Executive Education

William Gulley, Butler University Executive Education

Every industry has one truth, change is constant. As leaders we need to get used to this fact. Whether your role is viewed as a cog in your organization, or as an impactful strategic partner, likely depends on how well you understand your internal logic and its impact on your thought processes. This session focuses on recognizing our own Dominant Logic and how to constantly challenge our own assumptions.

Become a Sustaining Member in 2019-2020

By making an annual gift of $200 to the ISBA, you will become a sustaining member, helping to support the mission and many projects of the Association.

Sustaining members receive the following additional benefits:

· Use of ISBA digital badge on yourwebsite to highlight your support

· Listing on the ISBA website

· Recognition in ISBA publications, print & electronic

· A lapel pin to indicate your support of the ISBA

· A specialty ribbon for name badgeto wear at meetings & events

· Recognition at the ISBAAnnual Meeting

· 10% discount on basic registration for the ISBA Annual Meeting

For questions, contact Julie Gott @ jgott@inbar.org.

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. HOT TOPICS

Knick v. Scott panel discussion – Did the Supreme Court Take a Few Nicks out of State Court Jurisdiction? (1 hr. CLE)Presented by the Probate, Trust & Real Property Section

John Molitor, John R. Molitor, Attorney at LawSteven Hardin, Faegre Baker DanielsBrian Tuohy, Doninger Tuohy & BaileyModerator: Dirck Stahl, Ziemer Stayman Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP

In June, the U.S. Supreme Court overruled its roundly criticized Williamson County precedent, which for more than 30 years had required that property owners first seek just compensation under state law in state court before bringing a federal takings claim under 42 U.S.C. §1983. In his opinion for the Court, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, “Williamson County was not just wrong. Its reasoning was exceptionally ill founded and conflicted with much of our takings jurisprudence.” In her dissent, Justice Kagan stated that the majority’s decision “transgresses all usual principles of stare decisis”, and that its consequence “is to channel a mass of quintessentially local cases involving complex state-law issues into federal courts.” Our panel will discuss whether the Knick decision means that appeals from Indiana plan commission and zoning board rulings will now be more likely to be filed in federal rather than state trial courts.

HOT TOPICS Cannabis Conundrum: The Ethics of Advising Cannabis Entrepreneurs (1 hr. CLE/Ethics)Presented by the Legal Ethics CommitteeLori Jean, Krieg DeVault LLP

The confluence and inconsistency of federal and state law regarding the legality of cannabis presents a problem for lawyers as they advise their clients in the cultivation, processing, sale and use of marijuana, industrial hemp and their derivative products, like CBD. Lawyers are sworn to uphold the law and are guided by Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct. Specifically, Rule 1.2(d) states that a lawyer “shall not counsel a client to engage, or assist a client, in conduct that the lawyer knows is criminal or fraudulent” thus raising this question of ethics: to what extent can lawyers advise cannabis entrepreneurs without running afoul of ethics rules? This session will: (1) address the current state of the law regarding marijuana and industrial hemp, including CBD; (2) examine the various approaches taken under state ethics rules, including that of Indiana; and (3) discuss additional factors to consider for counsel who chooses to advise a cannabis business.

6:00 p.m. – ISBA Past Presidents’ Dinner

Please note:CLE is pending approval from the Supreme Court’s CLE Commission.

SEPT. 14, 2019

Join the Young Lawyers Section (YLS) in their annual golf scramble on Saturday, September 14th at Golf Club of Indiana. The event is sponsored by the YLS each year with the aim of bringing together attorneys, judges, law students and other professionals to network. The entry fee covers your green fee, cart, driving range, beverages, and lunch. For more information, visit www.inbar.org.

Schedule

General InformationPRICING STRUCTURE – CHECK IT OUT!

The full-time registration fee includes 7.5 hrs. CLE and all special events, receptions and meals (no more a la carte). Also, be sure to check out the low price for judges, affiliate members, law students and members licensed less than five years. Additionally, we are offering CLE only registration as well as Thursday only and Friday only registration.

HOW TO REGISTERTo register and pay by credit card, please visit www.inbar.org/event/2019AM. A print form is also available on the website as an alternate way to register.

LODGINGSheraton Indianapolis Hotelat Keystone Crossing8787 Keystone CrossingIndianapolis, IN 46240

Reserve your room by Sept. 25 for the special room rate of $159/night. Visit the following link to make your room reservation: https://tinyurl.com/ISBASheraton

Or, call 888-627-7814 to make your reservation – be sure to reference ISBA or Indiana State Bar Association in order to receive the discounted ISBA group rate. The ISBA rate is available until 5:00 p.m. on Sept. 25 or until the block sells out, whichever comes first.

Parking at the SheratonAnnual Meeting attendees will receive complimentary parking in the garage connected to the Sheraton hotel. Overnight guests can use their room key to access the garage (you will still need to take a ticket when first entering the garage). For day only attendees, please pick up your parking voucher at the on-site ISBA registration desk.

PRESENTATION MATERIALSYou can access presentation materials via the Annual Meeting mobile app. To download the app, search for “Indiana State Bar” at the iTunes App Store or Google Play.

Please note: Materials will be available via the app no later than Oct. 15, one day prior to the conference.

If you choose to purchase a USB drive, it will be handed out on site at the ISBA registration desk.

TICKETS FOR ALL MEALS & RECEPTIONSAll conference meals require a ticket for admission. Meal and reception tickets are given to each person and guest registering for the conference.

Note: Meal tickets are required for all children attending meals.

SCHOLARSHIPSThe ISBA Business Law and Young Lawyers sections are offering a total of five scholarships to interested applicants to attend this year’s Annual Meeting (a value of $670). The scholarships include two nights at the Sheraton Indianapolis Hotel (Weds., Oct. 16 & Thurs., Oct. 17), all meals, and all CLE programming. The deadline to apply is Friday, Aug. 30. For more information and/or to apply, visit www.inbar.org/event/2019AM.

By registering for the ISBA Annual Meeting, all attendees, speakers and exhibitors grant the Indiana State Bar Association absolute right and permission to copyright and/or publish images captured through video, photo or digital camera during the meeting.

You agree that photos and video will be the sole property of the ISBA, and you consent to the ISBA’s unrestricted use of your name, portrait, photo and video in any and all commercial, promotional, advertising and social media material without any monetary compensation.

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