08/08/07

General Registration Information

"Contracting for Transportation 

& Logistics Services"

and

"Freight Claims - Filing & Recovery"

Accreditations:

Registrants will be credited for 8 Hours of credit for each day of attendance by the Certified Claims Professional Accreditation Council (CCPAC).  

State Continuing Legal Education program applications will be filed on request and may involve an additional charge.
 

Certificates of Completion:

Certificates of Completion are provided to all seminar attendees at the conclusion of each seminar.

Deadlines/Cancellations

There will be a $25 late charge for registrations received less than 5 working days prior to scheduled seminar.

Fees:  

Member Fee:             $300.00

Non Member Fee:      $350.00

Registration fees for all seminars include continental breakfast, lunch, refreshment breaks and seminar text, unless otherwise specified.  

Multiple registrants from the same company and/or firm may deduct $50.00 each after the first full registration for the seminar.  

Seminar Schedule:

8:00   am -   Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:30   am -   Seminar Begins

12:00 pm -   Luncheon

1:00   pm -   Seminar Resumes

4:30   pm -   Seminar Ends

Why Should You Attend these Seminars?

Twenty years of deregulations, downsizing and outsourcing the transportation and logistical functions have created a shortage of professionals schooled in the legal and regulatory issues that govern these fields.  This lack of training and expertise adds unnecessary risk and expense in the movement and distribution of goods.

To help fill this need for specialized education, the Transportation Consumer Protection Council, Inc.  is presenting three intensive, full-day seminars, by three experts in their fields, with texts that will serve as desk references for your daily problems.  You can:

• Register one person for all three sequential seminars.  He or she will start with the basics of freight claims and the current law of carrier liability, including an explanation of new and proposed security regulations, then learn how to protect your company's interest by drafting and negotiating contracts and agreements.  They will then round out this knowledge with a review of the current domestic laws and international treaties that govern all four modes of transportation, plus multimodal and cross-border as well.

• Or register one, two or more staff members for individual seminars as needed.