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Posted: June 17, 2010
Feldman to chair MCLE seminar - "Abatements, Assessments & Prop Taxes"
Saul Feldman of the Law Offices of Feldman & Feldman, P.C. will chair MCLE seminar entitled "Abatements, Assessments & Property Taxes." The seminar will be held on June 25th at the MCLE Conference Center, 10 Winter St. and again in Brockton on July 23rd at the Westgate Hotel & Conference Cetner, 195 Westgate Dr.
Teachers for the seminars will be: Daniel Flynn, real estate auctioneer, of Daniel J. Flynn & Co., Inc.; Emmet Logue, MAI/CRE of Hunneman Appraisal & Consulting Co.; Patricia Ann Metzer, Esq. of Vacovec, Mayotte & Singer LLP; Richard Wulsin, Esq. of Wulsin Murphy LLP; Peter Caron (July 23, Brockton, only) director of Assessing, City of Lynn and Mark DeFrancisco, Esq. (June 25, Boston, only) chief counsel, State Appellate Tax Board, Boston.
For more information call (617) 523-1825 or email mail@feldmanrelaw.com.
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