Program
Applying Mindfulness Meditation in Law Practice
Friday, June 17, 2011, with Patton Hyman
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- When
- Friday June 17, 2011
- Program fee
- Free
- Who can come
- All ages Under 18 with a parent or guardian registered for the same dates
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About this program
28 participants, 3 staff do not take registrations: alll handled by VT Bar Assoc. Coordinator: Lauren
Registration information
For Registration, contact the Vermont Bar Association at 802/223-2020. Registration Fees (include program materials, lunch, and reception): Early Registration Discount (by 6/10): -VBA or NH Mbr/Atty - $195 -Non-VBA Mbr/Atty - $520 -Assoc. VBA Mbr - $145 -All Others - $155 Registrations Received after 6/10: -VBA Mbr/Atty - $205 -Non-VBA Mbr/Atty - $530 -Assoc. VBA Mbr - $155 -All Others - $165 No refunds after June 10, 2011
Your teachers
Patton Hyman
Patton Hyman is President and Executive Director of Tail of the Tiger, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, which presents retreats and programs applying mindfulness meditation and related contemplative disciplines in the professions, business, and the arts. He has taught meditation, including teacher trainings, for over 30 years and is the author of “The Mindful Lawyer: Mindfulness Meditation and Law Practice...
More about Patton HymanRobert Chender
Robert Chender is the director of the Contemplative Lawyers' Group of the New York City Bar Association. He has been a mindfulness meditation teacher for over 30 years, and leads meditation seminars and retreats in the U.S. and abroad. He is counsel at Seward & Kissel in New York City in their investment management and corporate finance groups.
More about Robert ChenderJason Newman
John C. Newman, member of the Rutland, VT, firm of Kenlan, Schwiebert Facey & Goss, P.C., chairs the tax, estate planning and probate department of his firm. He teaches Shambhala Training, a non-sectarian program applying meditation to daily life situations. A frequent contributor to the Vermont Bar Journal, he recently authored a chapter for a book on international business immigration on the new mark-to-market e...
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