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I renewed CDCBAA membership and joined NACBA, too.
What else is there to do?
Silvio Nardoni
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> Members will be meeting over the next few months in study sessions to
> discuss the code, as amended, on a section by section basis. Have you
> renewed your membership?
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> Dennis:
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> Have you posted the meeting schedule on the web somewhere? Can we do
> that?
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> David A. Tilem
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> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 8:26 AM
> To: cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [cdcbaa] Continuing Education
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> Does anyone on the list have knowledge of upcoming continuing education
> programs on the changes in consumer bankruptcy practice which will occur
> with the (sorrowfully expected) passage of the "reform" bill now in
> Congress?
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> I'm sorry to have missed the annual meeting which covered this topic,
> but obviously the issues won't go away.
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> Thanks,
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> Silvio Nardoni
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The Bankruptcy Section of the BH Bar Association is planning programs for August (date to be announced) and October 19th re: tax and IRS means testing issues, with Chuck Rosen and Mark Wallace. The October 19th program will be a dinner program at the Olympic Collection.
Stay tuned to the website, www.bhba.org for sign-up information, (or better yet, join our Section!).
Jan Abrams
Chair, Bankr. Section, BH Bar.
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 8:26 AM
To: cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [cdcbaa] Continuing Education
Does anyone on the list have knowledge of upcoming continuing
education programs on the changes in consumer bankruptcy practice
which will occur with the (sorrowfully expected) passage of the
"reform" bill now in Congress?
I'm sorry to have missed the annual meeting which covered this topic,
but obviously the issues won't go away.
Thanks,
Silvio Nardoni
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The
Bankruptcy Section of the BH Bar Association is planning programs for August
(date to be announced) and October 19th re: tax and IRS means testing issues,
with Chuck Rosen and Mark Wallace. The October 19th
program will be a dinner program at the Olympic Collection.

Stay
tuned to the website, www.bhba.org for sign-up information, (or better yet, join our Section!).

Jan
Abrams
Chair,
Bankr. Section, BH Bar.


-----Original Message-----From: silvion46
[mailto:silvionardoni@crosswinds.net]Sent: Wednesday, April 13,
2005 8:26 AMTo: cdcbaa@yahoogroups.comSubject: [cdcbaa]
Continuing EducationDoes anyone on the list
have knowledge of upcoming continuingeducation programs on the changes in
consumer bankruptcy practicewhich will occur with the (sorrowfully
expected) passage of the"reform" bill now in Congress?I'm sorry to
have missed the annual meeting which covered this topic,but obviously the
issues won't go away.Thanks,Silvio
Nardoni
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Does anyone on the list have knowledge of upcoming continuing
education programs on the changes in consumer bankruptcy practice
which will occur with the (sorrowfully expected) passage of the
"reform" bill now in Congress?
I'm sorry to have missed the annual meeting which covered this topic,
but obviously the issues won't go away.
Thanks,
Silvio Nardoni

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