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AIMU Lunch & Learn "Choice of Law: Are Federal or State Courts the Master?”

Thursday 07 September 2023, 12:00pm - 02:00pm
      

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Attendance Type: In-person or Remote option available
Note: “in-person” option is limited to 20 attendees. Lunch served at 12PM. Presenter to begin at 12:15PM promptly.

About the AIMU Virtual Classroom
AIMU utilizes the GoToWebinar and GoToTraining platforms, which allow full attendee engagement through Q&A and chat panels, and interactive polling with video engaged for all instructors. Attendees can ask questions in real time and share experience and information with other students in the class. All classes are instructed by subject matter experts who are leaders in their individual fields. Each class is designed with 50-minutes of instruction followed by a 10-minute break, as well as a one-hour lunch break for a full-day class.

Location for the in-person attendees:
14 Wall Street, Suite 820
New York, NY 1005


Please join AIMU for a timely and important presentation. Since the Supreme Court's Wilburn Boat decision in 1955, the marine insurance industry's only tool for restoring some semblance of the lost uniformity of federal admiralty law has been the consistent enforcement of choice of law clauses. However, the Third Circuit's decision in the Raiders case holds that States can bar the enforcement of these clauses. If it stands, then the Raiders decision is potentially the death of choice of law clauses in maritime contracts. Presentation to conclude with live Q&A.

Who Should Attend: Underwriter, broker, claims adjuster, agent, broker, attorney and any professional in a related marine insurance profession.

Presenter: 
Michael Goldman
Michael Isaac Goldman, Esq., Partner
The Goldman Maritime Law Group

Fee: $20

Refunds/Cancellations/Substitutions: Refund requests will be honored if received at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled start date. Cancellations received after the refund deadline and "no shows" are subject to the full registration fees. Substitutions may be made by notifying AIMU via email aimu@aimu.org. 

AIMU reserves the right to postpone, cancel, or amend a class schedule at any time.

Attendees are not permitted to record, share, copy, or distribute any AIMU education.

Location 14 Wall Street, Suite 820, NY NY 10005
Contact Elvira Rodin at erodin@aimu.org
For questions about educational credits, contact our Education/Training Specialist, Eileen Monreale, at emonreale@aimu.org or 212-233-1287