Kathleen M. McCauley and Anne M. Glenn have been asked to discuss Privacy and Email at the upcoming Spring VASHRM conference in Newport News. The conference will be held at  the Newport News Marriott at City Center on May 1 and 2, 2008.

For further information and registration through VASHRM, click here

Michael Goodman has been invited to join the faculty of the Lawrence D. German, MD Smyposium on Electrophysiolgy which will be held, October 19-21 in Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. Goodman will present on the topic of preventing of medical malpractice claims in the field of Electrophysiology. The symposium is sponsored by St. Jude Medical.     

Michael Goodman has been invited to be on the faculty of the Southeast Regional Meeting of Physicians and Healthcare Practitioners Health Program in Virginia Beach, Va, September 27-29, 2007   

Kathleen McCauley is a member of the distinguished faculty speaking at the 7th Annual Minimally Invasive Surgery Symposium, February 19-24, 2007 in Snowbird, Utah. Ms. McCauley, whose practice is primarily devoted to the representation of health care providers, has been invited to speak on the medico-legal issues surrounding bariatric surgery

As highlighted in their brochure, the 7th Annual Minimally Invasive Surgery Symposium (MISS) will consist of lectures and video presentations by world-renowned experts who will discuss the most recent advances in laparoscopic surgery for colon procedures, foregut surgery, hernia repair, and morbid obesity. For further information and registration contact www.miss-cme.org.

Kathleen McCauley joins the faculty of the 3rd Annual Bariatric Surgery Summit, scheduled September 17-19, 2006 in Amelia Island, Florida. For further information, click here.

Michael L. Goodman has been invited to be on the faculty of the American Inns of Court 2007 National Conference

The 2007 National Conference of the American Inns of Court will be held April 13 and 14, 2007 in Richmond Virginia.  Mr. Goodman has been asked to participate in a panel presentation on professionalism and civility inside and ouside the courtroom titled: "Bushido and the Law" 

For further information and registration click here. 

Mr. Reid, whose practice is primarily devoted to the representation of employers in Workers' Compensation matters has been asked to speak on the Workers' Compensation Commission Hearing process:

•   Are Hearing Officers Unbiased and Impartial?
•   Effective Presentation of Evidence
•   The Key to Building and Winning Your Case

According to the NBI brochure, this conference focuses on the subject of how on-the-job injuries - and their accompanying Workers' Compensation claims - inevitably cause conflict between employers and employees. No matter what side you represent, this contention rarely brings about the most suitable outcome. That means savvy practitioners need to come up with a better approach to workers' compensation claim solutions. That's where we can help. An understanding of the needs of your opponent's client, coupled with superior communication skills, can result in a smoother, more satisfactory outcome - for all the parties involved. But how do you achieve this lofty goal for the client you represent?

For further information and registration contact NBI at www.nbi-sems.com.

Kathleen M. McCauley is a member of the distinguished faculty speaking at the 6th Annual Minimally Invasive Surgery Symposium, February 20-25, 2006 in Vail, Colorado.

Michael L. Goodman has been invited to be on the faculty of the Executive Fellowship in Health Law, offered by the Williamson Institute at Virginia Commonwealth University and The University of Richmond Law School. Mr. Goodman will lecture on "The Legal Issues Surrounding Medical Staff."

Kathleen McCauley is an invited speaker at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Bariatric Surgery in San Francisco, California.