RE: Professors' Corner Tuesday, September 10, 2024, 12:30 to 1:30
Green, Prof. Shelby
Please join us for a Professors' Corner webinar:
Connelly: Limits on funding cross-purchase agreements
September 10, 2024
12:30 to 1:30 PM EDT
Abstract
The use of life insurance to fund cross-purchase agreements with life insurance:
In June 2024 the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in Connelly v. United States. The case addressed the valuation of a closely held business and will significantly impact estate planning for many family and closely held businesses. The corporation held insurance on the life of a shareholder with the expectation that the proceeds would be used to fund an obligatory buyout of that person’s equity interest. The Court held that the existence of the obligation could not be used to reduce the value of the entity. The Supreme Court’s ruling resolves a conflict between the 8th and 11th Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Speakers
Hofstra University Deane School of Law
Moderator
University of North Dakota
The webinar is free, but you must register at this link:
https://www.americanbar.org/event-registration/445318189-1/
If you have any questions about the program, please contact me at the email address above or if you have any problems registering, please contact Michael Zuniga, at Michael...@americanbar.org.
Shelby D. Green
Professor of Law
The Class of 2003 Faculty Scholar
Elisabeth Haub School of Law
78 North Broadway
White Plains, N.Y. 10603
914-422-4421 (Tel)
914-422-4168 (Fax)
Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to:
Professors' Corner Webinar
Connelly: Limits on funding cross-purchase agreements
September 10, 2024, 12:30 to 1:30 PM EDT
Abstract
The use of life insurance to fund cross-purchase agreements with life insurance:
In June 2024 the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in Connelly v. United States. The case addressed the valuation of a closely held business and will significantly impact estate planning for many family and closely held businesses. The corporation held insurance on the life of a shareholder with the expectation that the proceeds would be used to fund an obligatory buyout of that person’s equity interest. The Court held that the existence of the obligation could not be used to reduce the value of the entity. The Supreme Court’s ruling resolves a conflict between the 8th and 11th Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Speakers
Hofstra University Deane School of Law
Moderators
Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to:
Professors' Corner Webinar
What Cost Tenant Evictions: Harms and Protections
Abstract
Evictions are on the rise—in the past year, there have been more than a million eviction filings and that in only ten states.
Evictions can have devastating impacts on tenants, the community and the economy. Persistent housing shortages and
thin social safety nets lead to homelessness and all its social and psychological losses. The existing legal regime for
processing evictions impose hardships on both sides of the dynamic—either too perfunctory for tenants or too protracted
for landlords. The panelists will discuss some of the new initiatives, including the right to counsel, the requirement of
good cause, caps on rent increases, and their efficacy for a fairer eviction system.
Panelists:
Nicole Summers, Georgetown Univ. Law Center
Steven Smollens, Smollens Law Office, N.Y.
Allison Freedman, University of New Mexico School of Law
Moderator:
Shelby D. Green, Elisabeth Haub School of Law
The webinar is free, but you must register at this link:
Green, Prof. Shelby
Reminder of Professors' Corner Webinar, Tuesday, October 8, 2024, 12:30 to 1:30 ET
Professors' Corner Webinar
Presented by the American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group
Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
Using Private Lands for Production of Renewable Energy: Opportunities and Limits
December 10, 2024
12:30 to 1:30 ET
The production of renewable energy is a matter of some national urgency. Federal lands are often used for renewable energy projects and farmlands in the mid-west are increasingly being put into service for energy alongside crop production. But what about private lands in other places? The panelists will discuss the discuss the scientific innovations as well as the panoply of laws and regulations that either support or impede the efficacy of renewable energy production on private lands.
Panelists:
Danielle Stokes, Univ. of Richmond School of Law
Thomas Bourgeois, Elisabeth Haub School of Law
Moderator:
Shelby D. Green, Elisabeth Haub School of Law
The webinar is free, but you must register at this link:
https://www.americanbar.org/event-registration/447679536-1/
If you have any problems registering, please reach out to michael...@americanbar.org
Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
January 14, 2025
12:30 to 1:30 ET
Uniform Mortgage Modification Act
Abstract
The recently promulgated Uniform Mortgage Modification Act aims to make mortgage modifications less risky, principally by establishing a series of safe harbors. The drafters explained that a uniform law would provide predictability in transactions and reduce delays associated with mortgage loan modifications. Additionally, the uniform law is expected to reduce costs by obviating the need and expense of recording amendments and obtaining new title policies. The panelists will discuss the provisions of the act, as well as its expected impacts on mortgage law.
Panelists: Julie Rogers, SMU Dedman School of Law, jfor...@mail.smu.edu
Jane Sternecky: Jane Sternecky, jster...@uniformlaws.org.
Moderator: Bradley Myers, University of N.D., Myers, bradle...@und.edu
The webinar is free and you can join by a ZOOM link to be posted shortly.
If you have any problems connecting, please reach out to me or to the ABA’s Service Center at ser...@americanbar.org and (800) 285-2221.
Thanks.
Green, Prof. Shelby
All:
Here is the link to register for the Professors’ Corner, January 14, 2025, 12 to 1:30 ET, Uniform Mortgage Modification Act (described below).
https://americanbar.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xPQdy_aWTE6lBXqILupB6w
Shelby D. Green
Professor of Law
The Class of 2003 Faculty Scholar
Elisabeth Haub School of Law
78 North Broadway
White Plains, N.Y. 10603
914-422-4421 (Tel)
914-422-4168 (Fax)
Green, Prof. Shelby
Reminder for Professors’ Corner Webinar
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
January 14, 2025
12:30 to 1:30 ET
Uniform Mortgage Modification Act
Abstract
The recently promulgated Uniform Mortgage Modification Act aims to make mortgage modifications less risky, principally by establishing a series of safe harbors. The drafters explained that a uniform law would provide predictability in transactions and reduce delays associated with mortgage loan modifications. Additionally, the uniform law is expected to reduce costs by obviating the need and expense of recording amendments and obtaining new title policies. The panelists will discuss the provisions of the act, as well as its expected impacts on mortgage law.
Panelists: Julie Rogers, SMU Dedman School of Law, jfor...@mail.smu.edu
Jane Sternecky: Jane Sternecky, jster...@uniformlaws.org.
Moderator: Bradley Myers, University of N.D., Myers, bradle...@und.edu
The webinar is free and you can register to at this link: https://americanbar.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xPQdy_aWTE6lBXqILupB6w
Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
Tuesday, March 11, 2025
12:30 to 1:30 ET
A Lawyer’s Guide to the National Zoning Atlas
Abstract
The National Zoning Atlas is a new and groundbreaking online tool that provides an array of historical and current data
on types and effects of zoning codes around the country. The Atlas promises great utility for both planners, as they rethink
existing zoning regimes, and practitioners, as they challenge them. The panelists will demonstrate the mechanics of the
Atlas and describe how it can be used in litigation and analysis of zoning regulations.
The panelists: Sara Bronin, sara....@cornell.edu
Jonah Pellecchia, jo...@landuseatlas.org.
Moderator: Elisabeth Elia, el...@law.unm.edu
The webinar is free and you can register to at this link: https://americanbar.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BvzwYpb6SaOIGrojYMba7A
If you have any problems connecting, please reach out to me or to the ABA’s Service Center at ser...@americanbar.org and (800) 285-2221.
Shelby D. Green
The Class of 2003 Faculty Scholar
Elisabeth Haub School of Law, Pace University
78 North Broadway
White Plains, N.Y. 10603
Green, Prof. Shelby
Reminder for
Professors’ Corner Webinar, offered by The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group
“A Lawyer’s Guide to the National Zoning Atlas”
Tuesday, March 11, 12:30 to 1:30 ET
Panelists: Sara Bronin, Cornell Law Professor and Founder of the National Zoning Atlas
Jonah Pellecchia, Zoning Code Analyst for the National Zoning Atlas.
Please register at this link: The webinar is free and you can register to at this link: https://americanbar.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BvzwYpb6SaOIGrojYMba7A
Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
Wednesday, April 9, 2025, 1 to 2 pm, Eastern
Homeowner’s Insurance and the Climate Crisis
From coast to coast, private insurers have been pulling out of the homeowner’s insurance markets, citing unworkable risk
due to the increasing severity of natural disasters. Homeowners are often left scrambling to find replacement coverage.
To varying extents, state public insurance programs of last resort have filled those voids. Our panelists will discuss current
trends in private homeowner’s insurance and state responses to the mushrooming crisis.
Panelists:
Prof. Michael Pappas, University of Colorado Law School
Prof. Albert C. Lin, UC Davis School of Law
Moderator: Prof. Elizabeth Elia, Univ. New Mexico School of Law
The webinar is free, but you need to register at this link https://americanbar.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2milgbV0RJiD85niHu2x5A.
Green, Prof. Shelby
Reminder
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
Wednesday, April 9, 2025, 1 to 2 pm, Eastern
Homeowner’s Insurance and the Climate Crisis
From coast to coast, private insurers have been pulling out of the homeowner’s insurance markets, citing unworkable risk
due to the increasing severity of natural disasters. Homeowners are often left scrambling to find replacement coverage.
To varying extents, state public insurance programs of last resort have filled those voids. Our panelists will discuss current
trends in private homeowner’s insurance and state responses to the mushrooming crisis.
Panelists:
Prof. Michael Pappas, University of Colorado Law School
Prof. Albert C. Lin, UC Davis School of Law
Prof. Aisha Saad, Georgetown University Law School
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Green, Prof. Shelby
Thanks. Glad you were able to attend.
Shelby D. Green
The Class of 2003 Faculty Scholar
Elisabeth Haub School of Law, Pace University
78 North Broadway
White Plains, N.Y. 10603
(914) 422-4421 (tel)
(914) 422-4168 (fax)
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Green, Prof. Shelby
The American Bar Association, Real Property Trust & Estate Section, Legal Education and Uniform Laws Group Invites you to “Professors’ Corner” webinar:
Spotlight on Land Use Deregulation, Thursday May 15, 2025, 12 to 1pm ET
Abstract
For the past several years, scholars and advocates have been sounding the alarm about local land use and zoning laws unduly restricting critical development. In response to what some describe as outsized influence of neighbors, progressive advocates have been calling for state deregulation of local land use laws to make way for housing density, renewable energy infrastructure, and other necessary uses. But other scholars warn of babies and bathwater, frying pans and fires. They remind us that cities have traditionally been the loci of land use innovation. The debate has new urgency as states around the country debate which level of government is best equipped to tack the affordable housing and climate crises gripping the nation.
Panelists:
Anika Singh Lemar - Clinical Professor of Law at Yale Law School
Richard C. Schragger – Professor, University of Virginia School of Law
Moderator:
Elizabeth Elia – Associate Professor at University of New Mexico School of Law
The webinar is free, but you need to register at this link: https://americanbar.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vaYfJJeXS568ouKxG2_tgw