11 Jun KCRAR Virtual Latte and Learn: Getting Paid in a Changing Market/Bankruptcy Issues KCRAR Virtual Latte and Learn: Getting Paid in a Changing Market/Bankruptcy Issues Friday, June 11, 2021 (9:00 AM to 11:00 AM) Zoom Webinar, Online, Kansas Event, KCRAR, Latte & Learn, Professional Development Details You're Registered! DescriptionLocationInstructorsCancellation Policy This presentation is a "Nuts and Bolts" approach to proper listing and commission agreements, use of purchase and sale agreement and lease language to protect a broker's right to present and future commissions, the use of commercial broker lien rights where necessary, and navigating the troubled waters in being retained by a party in bankruptcy for brokerage services. Mr. Hochman had played an instrumental role in the drafting, lobbying, support of, and testimony in state legislatures in support of broker lien laws, MO and KS included. His 40 years of representing brokers in court, helping them to get paid and to defend their conduct, makes him most qualified to speak on this topic. His brokerage clients include large national, regional, and local commercial brokerage firms. He speaks and teaches in many settings, from law schools to undergraduate and graduate courses in universities, to brokerage boards and organizations. Zoom Webinar - Online Zoom Webinar (Online) Online, KS Map & Directions Hochman, James James A. Hochman is a partner with the Chicago based law firm of Schain Banks Kenny & Schwartz, Ltd., where he represents commercial real estate brokerage firms, landlords, tenants, and real estate investors, assisting in all phases of commercial and residential real estate. Mr. Hochman is a frequent speaker on real estate and real estate broker related legal issues for state and local estate real estate organizations, and he is a member of the faculty of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors. He has served as an adjunct faculty member of John Marshall Law School, and Chicago-Kent School of Law, and he has served as a guest lecturer at other institutions including the graduate schools of DePaul University, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, and Roosevelt University.He co-wrote and sponsored the Illinois Commercial Real Estate Broker Lien Act, and most of the other 33 states which have adopted similar statutes have employed his drafting and lobbying efforts. Mr. Hochman is also active in support of license portability legislation for commercial real estate brokers, and he is the architect and drafter of statutes in several states on that issue. His research on license portability is the subject of numerous published articles and his research has been utilized by commercial real estate organizations across the country. He has designed license portability programs and documents for several national brokerage firms as well.He earned his A.B. degree from Brown University and his J.D. degree from Boston University School of Law, and retired from the U.S. Naval Reserve with the rank of Commander. KCRAR requires a minimum of 24-hour advanced notice for class cancelations. If you need to cancel a future class registration, please follow these instructions: 1) Go to www.kcrar.com and log in, click on “My Account”2) Click on “My Classes” and scroll to the class you wish to cancel3) Click on the Course Title “Details”4) Click “Cancel”5) Click “Submit Cancelation”