Chad Baruch is available to provide in-house or professional organization seminars on a variety of legal and fraud-related topics. He is a dynamic speaker who engages audiences with a combination of humor and knowledge. His presentations are informative and entertaining.
In addition to public presentations, Chad Baruch offers in-house legal writing presentations and training to law firms and corporate legal departments, and also has provided one-on-one legal writing tutoring to associates in private firms.
Examples of recent seminar presentations include the following:
*Litigating the Bill of Rights
*Legal Writing: Lessons from the Bestseller List
*The Roberts Court: An Entertaining Look at the US Supreme Court's Ten Most Interesting Recent Decisions
*The US Supreme Court: Its Historical Place in American Society . . . and Its Future Role
*Improving Legal Writing on Appeal
*Appellate Advocacy
*Hey! You Can't Write That in English - It's A Real Estate Document! Plain English in Real Estate Transactions
*Writing Tips for Effective Practice
*Top Ten Things NOT to Put in Contracts
*History's Forgotten Freedom: The History, Meaning, and Significance of the Right to Petition
*It Ain't Legal and Worse Than That, By God, It Ain't Right: Why Almost Everything Family Law Lawyers Think They Know About Res Judicata is Wrong
*Keeping Your Fat Out of the Frying Pan: Legal Issues for School Administrators
*Identity Theft and Fair Credit Reporting Act Issues
We invite you to consider whether your requirements for continuing professional education might be best met with one of these presentations.
The seminar business is growing, and the cost of attending seminars is
increasing. Too many expensive seminars consist of little more than a
speaker reading from written materials already provided to attendees. There
is little opportunity for interaction between the speaker and attendees, and
almost no hope of (gasp!) entertainment. Chad Baruch strives
to provide presentations that are not only informative, but also are
entertaining and interesting. Rather than putting attendees to sleep, we
believe the best way to share information is to entertain attendees and
encourage audience participation. Our goal is to provide seminars that
provide real-world information that will improve our attendees' work, give
our attendees written materials that will serve as a future reference, and
have everyone who attends our seminars actually enjoy them.