Seminars & Events

August 11, 2010 - Your Brand....Your Business's Identity.  Things You Need to Know to Protect Your Trademarks.
Bean, Kinney & Korman attorneys Juanita Ferguson and Alain Lapter will be presenting this topic to business owners interested in protecting their trademark.  Many business owners are not aware of the potential issues surrounding the use of a company brand or trademark.  This seminar is intended to educate those business owners on the proper procedure that should be implemented to protect the company's brand. 

March 31, 2010 - HOT TOPICS FOR EMPLOYERS 2010 - Attorneys Ronald A. Feuerstein and Philip Keating along with Payroll Network and Laurdan Associates, Inc. present employment related topics and some new IRS audit risks for employers.

Janunary 21, 2010 - Bean, Kinney & Korman Attorney Timothy R. Hughes a Panelist on the Trends in Building Green Seminar - Energy Performance: You Can't Control What You Don't Measure and The Future of LEED Building Design

Bean, Kinney & Korman Attorney Lori Murphy Presented to the The Northern Chapter of The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants on "Legal Issues for Families Impacted by Alzheimer's and other Intellectual Disabilities." - October 20, 2009

On October 20, 2009 Lori Murphy presented a one hour forum before The Northern Chapter of The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants on "Legal Issues for Families Impacted by Alzheimer's and other Intellectual Disabilites."  For more information, click here...

Bankruptcy Practice Issues & Updates presented by Tom Repczynski— DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED

This two-hour seminar, principally for the practitioner infrequently faced with bankruptcy-related issues and those looking for a sense of what the new legislation may mean, provides a practical look at forms, policies and procedures in bankruptcy and focus particularly on the local Alexandria Division. We give you some guidance with where to look for helpful information on the Internet as well as walking you through basics like the Notice to Creditors and Proof of Claim form received by creditors and their counsel with virtually every bankruptcy filing.