THE DUBLIN SOLICITORS BAR ASSOCIATION
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR

Joint Business and Commercial Committee and Conveyancing Committee Seminar

NAMA – A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR PRACTITIONERS
CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO KNOW?

4 MARCH 2010
The Radisson Hotel
Golden Lane
Dublin 8

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We have all read the newspapers and heard the rumours, but what will NAMA really mean for solicitors’ practices and their clients? This seminar will provide a comprehensive analysis of the legal effects of the new NAMA legislation and its procedures once it begins to work. Already the major banks have recruited teams of lawyers to prepare. How will it affect legal practice? We have gathered an expert team of specialist speakers who will provide details of

What it means for clients – inside and outside
What it means for professionals – lawyers, engineers, architects, estate agents
What kind of litigation is on the horizon
The timetable and likely next steps
The questions you will be asked
The likely impact on the property market

SPEAKERS

Mark Barr, Partner, Arthur Cox – Property
Mark is a partner in the Property Group at Arthur Cox. He specialises in all aspects of commercial property including development, construction, property finance, commercial landlord and tenant and investment acquisitions and disposals. Mark also advises several State and semi-State companies in relation to their property portfolios including Dublin Port Company, Dublin Airport Authority, the Health Service Executive, and Dublin Institute of Technology amongst others.

Ciarán Rogers, Partner, A & L Goodbody – Banking
Ciarán is a partner in the Banking and Financial Services Department at A & L Goodbody. He has extensive experience of capital markets (equity and debt), securitisation, structured products and syndicated lending. He is also Head of the Securitisation and Structured Products practice at A&L Goodbody. Ciarán advised eircom plc on the financing of its €420m acquisition of Meteor Mobile Communications in 2005 and on its €1.3bn flotation in 2004. He also regularly advises leading investment banks on their structured products and programmes.

John Moran, Managing Director, Jones Lang Lasalle
John is the Managing Director of Jones Lang Lasalle in Ireland. Based in Dublin since 1964 Jones Lang Lasalle is one of the countries leading commercial property agencies. Recently the firm chairman, John Mulcahy, was appointed as Chief Valuer for NAMA. Jones Lang operates in 700 cities in 60 countries worldwide and has vast experience of changing property markets through booms and busts. John hears up the international and capital markets team and has been managing director of the firm since 2008.

PLEASE NOTE MEMEBRSHIP FEES FOR 2010 ARE NOW DUE


Conference Information

Date: 4 March 2010
Time: 2.00 – 5.00 pm
Location: The Radisson Hotel, Golden Lane, Dublin 2
Fees: € 150.00 Member
€ 245.00 Non Member (inc. DSBA Membership for 2010)
€ 75.00 Trainee (in a member firm)
Registration: 1.30pm
2.00pm Opening Address
Presentations followed by questions and answers
Tea and Coffee served during the interval
5.00pm Conclusion
CPD: 3 hours Group Study

CONFIRMATIONS
Booking confirmations will be issued to all delegates by e-mail or fax prior to the seminar. Please present your booking confirmation at the seminar registration desk.

CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations must be received in writing. For cancellations received 5 working days or less prior to the event, the attendance fee is non refundable.

DISCLAIMER
It may be necessary, for reasons beyond the control of the conference organisers, to alter the content and timing of the program or the identity of the speakers.

For Additional Information contact:-
Maura Smith – Tel.: 01 4763824 – E-Mail: maura@dsba.ie – Web: www.dsba.ie