CLE International (CLE): - Eminent Domain, Columbus, OH, April 8-9, 2010

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6th Annual Conference

Eminent Domain

Takings Post-Kelo and Ohio SB 7

April 8 - 9, 2010 • Hyatt Regency • Columbus, Ohio

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Credits Available Earn Up to 12 Hours MCLE Credit Including 1 Hour of Ethics Credit Earn Up to 14 Hours Real Estate Credit Earn Up to 14 Hours Appraiser Credit

Conference Highlights Featured Panel Presentation Tips and Techniques of Top Appraisers Valuation Methods; Temporary, Unique, Special, Partial and Full Takings; Calculating Damages; Access and Circuity; Highest and Best Use Eric J. Gardner, MAI, CCIM Colliers Turley Martin Tucker, Cincinnati Ronald M. Eberly Jr., MAI, CCIM Principle Real Estate Group, Westerville Robert J. Weiler Sr., Esq., PhD, MAI, CRE The Robert Weiler Company, Columbus

Thursday, April 8

8:30           Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00           Welcome and Introduction
                   Overview of Day One

                   Kimberly J. Brown, Esq., Program Chair
                   Bricker & Eckler, Columbus

9:15            Legal Update
                    New Cases and Local Litigation

                   Jennifer A. Flint, Esq.
                   Bricker & Eckler, Columbus

10:00         Morning Break

10:15         Municipalities and Use of Eminent Domain
                   What Are Cities Doing?

                   Virgil Arrington Jr., Esq., Director of Law
                   City of Cuyahoga Falls

11:00        Jury Selection
                  Choosing and Courting an Eminent Domain Jury

                  Dale F. Pelsozy, Esq., Assistant County Prosecutor
                  Cuyahoga County, Cleveland

11:45        Right to Take and Challenging Takings
                  The Essentials

                  John P. Slagter, Esq.
                  Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, Cleveland

12:30        Lunch Break

1:45          Effective Use of Appraisers
                  Challenges and Techniques of Direct and Cross-Examination

                  Linde Hurst Webb, Esq.
                  Lydy & Moan, Sylvania

                  Debi Wilcox, MAI, CCIM
                  Columbus

3:00         Afternoon Break

3:15          Getting It Done Outside the Courts
                  Alternative Dispute Resolution

                  Lisbeth M. Bulmash, Esq.
                  Bulmash Mediations, Beachwood

4:00          Performing a Blight Study
                 The Essentials

                 David B. Hartt, President
                 D.B. Hartt, Cleveland

4:45          Q&A Panel
                  Members of the Faculty

5:00         Adjourn

Friday, April 9

8:30          Continental Breakfast

9:00          Welcome Back
                  Overview of Day Two

                  Kimberly J. Brown, Esq., Program Chair

9:15          The Condemnation Process
                  Adapting to Recent Changes

                  Joseph R. Miller, Esq.
                 Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, Columbus

10:00      Morning Break

10:15       Featured Panel Presentation
                  Tips and Techniques of Top Appraisers

                  Valuation Methods; Temporary, Unique, Special, Partial and
                  Full Takings; Calculating Damages; Access and Circuity;
                  Highest and Best Use

                   Eric J. Gardner, MAI, CCIM
                   Colliers Turley Martin Tucker, Cincinnati

                   Ronald M. "Skip" Eberly Jr., MAI, CCIM
                   Principle Real Estate Group, Westerville

                   Robert J. Weiler Sr., PhD, Esq., MAI, CRE
                   The Robert Weiler Company, Columbus

12:00       Q&A Panel
                   Members of the Faculty

12:15         Lunch Break

1: 30          Fifth Amendment Takings-Recent Developments
                   Inverse Condemnation and Regulatory Takings

                   Charles T. Riehl, Esq.
                   Walter & Haverfield, Cleveland

2:15           Replacement Housing Payment (RHP)
                   Calculation; Effects of Administrative Settlements or Jury Awards

                   Andy Teater, Relocation Unit Manager
                   Office of Real Estate, Ohio Department of Transportation
                   Columbus

3:00          Afternoon Break

3:15           Getting from There to Here
                   Access and Circuity as It Relates to Compensation and Damages to
                   the Residue

                   L. Martin Cordero, Esq.
                   Associate Assistant Attorney General
                   Transportation Section
                   Ohio Attorney General`s Office, Columbus

4:00           Ethics
                    Considerations for the Eminent Domain Practitioner

                    Alvin E. Mathews Jr., Esq.
                    Bricker & Eckler, Columbus

5:00            Evaluations and Adjourn

Program Chair

Kimberly J. Brown focuses her practice on
eminent domain and construction law, medical
negligence defense and other complex litigation
matters. She is a member of her firm`s litigation
and construction groups. She has litigated
and negotiated eminent domain disputes and
successfully defended other complex litigation
up to, and through, the appeal process. Her
accomplishments also include numerous
community and professional activities.

Featured Panelists

Eric J. Gardner provides clients with a broad
range of valuation, consulting and brokerage
services. He appraises and consults for
condemning authorities, property owners and
legal counsel, and provides expert witness
testimony and third-party appraisal review
services.

Ronald M. "Skip" Eberly Jr. is the President and founder
of his firm, and has extensive experience performing
appraisals, feasibility studies and consulting services
for private and government clients and lending institutions.
He also is an active adjunct professor of real estate
appraisal/finance at The Ohio State University and an
instructor for the Appraisal Institute. Additionally, he has
developed and owns multiple real estate properties, and is
an licensed real estate broker in the State of Ohio.

Robert J. Weiler Sr. oversees all aspects of his
company`s appraisal services department. Active
in the Columbus community, being past president
of its Board of Education, he served on the Ohio
Real Estate Appraisal Board and is an adjunct
professor at Capital Law School and in its MBA
program.

Faculty

Virgil Arrington Jr., Esq., Director of Law
City of Cuyahoga Falls

Lisbeth M. Bulmash, Esq.
Bulmash Mediations, Beachwood

L. Martin Cordero, Esq.
Associate Assistant Attorney General
Transportation Section
Ohio Attorney General`s Office, Columbus

Jennifer A. Flint, Esq.
Bricker & Eckler, Columbus

David B. Hartt, President
D.B. Hartt, Cleveland

Alvin E. Mathews Jr., Esq.
Bricker & Eckler, Columbus

Joseph R. Miller, Esq.
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, Columbus

Dale F. Pelsozy, Esq.
Assistant County Prosecutor
Cuyahoga County, Cleveland

Charles T. Riehl, Esq.
Walter & Haverfield, Cleveland

John P. Slagter, Esq.
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, Cleveland

Andy Teater, Relocation Unit Manager
Office of Real Estate, Ohio Department of
Transportation, Columbus

Linde Hurst Webb, Esq.
Lydy & Moan, Sylvania

Debi Wilcox, MAI, CCIM
Columbus

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