ACRELive
Registration for ACRELive! webinars is FREE, but you must register in order to participate. Although ACREL asks that you refrain from sending out a blast email to your mailing list or to another professional association, you are welcome to share the program with your firm colleagues or clients. We ask that everyone registers individually.
Please note that CLE credit is not available for ACRELive programs. Unless otherwise noted, each program is scheduled to run approximately 60 minutes. The last 10 minutes will be a Q&A. For any questions, please contact Caitlin Ruhe at the ACREL office at cdruhe@acrel.org.
Each program will be recorded and posted on the ACREL website.
Upcoming ACRELive Webinars
May 30 @ 1:00 pm
ACRELive! MOAC (Mall of America) v. Transform Holdco
Rarely does the United States Supreme Court weigh in on real estate matters, but it recently did, and boy, it is a doozie. The Court’s recent decision of MOAC Mall Holdings LLC v. Transform Holdco LLC seems like a journey down bankruptcy technicalities until you realize it affects whether we can rely on confirmed Chapter 11 plans and whether sales or transfers out of bankruptcy estates are as ironclad as we think they are. Join us as Fellows David R. Kuney, Adjunct Professor at Georgetown Law, and Michael A. Geibelson of Robin Kaplan, LLP explain how this decision will affect your practices.
Speakers
David C. Camp – Moderator, Senn Visciano Canges P.C., Denver, CO
Michael A. Geibelson – Panelist, Robins Kaplan LLP, Los Angeles, CA
David R. Kuney – Panelist, Georgetown University Law Center, Potomac, MD
June 14 @ 1:00 pm
ACRELive! Real Estate in the Metaverse
Many believe that “the Metaverse” is the next great revolution in technology, and will change everyday human life as much as did the World Wide Web. Cutting-edge businesses are already operating in metaverse spaces, from augmented-reality on physical properties to selling “virtual land.” But how will legal doctrines and pathways developed over the centuries to address physical real estate apply (or not) to this new concept? Will there be whole-new asset classes created by the intersection of real property law and emerging technology? And what will be the role of the real estate lawyer in the forthcoming digital future? Join in for a program unlike any other you will hear this year, as this intellectually-diverse, all-star panel discusses the ins and outs of Real Estate in the Metaverse.
Speakers
Justin Lischak Earley – moderator – Justin is a fellow of ACREL and Chief Innovation Underwriter for First American Title Insurance. He leads a multidisciplinary team that combines law, design, and software to explore new frontiers in real estate. His online bio can be found here.
João Marinotti – panelist – Joao is Associate Professor of Law at the University Of Indiana Maurer School of Law. He is a scholar of property and private law theory, focusing especially on how interpersonal norms serve as societal baselines when regulating emerging technologies. His online bio can be found here.
Neil Mandt – panelist – Neil is a five-time Emmy award winner with a deep background in producing feature films, network television, augmented reality, and virtual reality content. His online bio can be found here.
J.B. Ruhl – panelist – J.B. is the David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair in Law at Vanderbilt University Law School, where he directs the Program on Law and Innovation. J.B. teaches courses on Property as well as Future Trends in Law. His online bio can be found here.
Casey Sobhani – panelist – Casey is a fellow of ACREL and a partner at the international law firm DLA Piper LLP, where he serves as Head of Leasing, United States and Co-Head of the firm’s Los Angeles real estate practice. His online bio can be found here.
Past ACRELive Webinars
All recordings of past ACRELive webinars can be found here.
Materials for past ACRELive webinars can be found in the ACREL Library.