Kaiser, Swindells & Eiler Attorneys and Counselors at Law

The partners at the Law Firm of Kaiser, Swindells & Eiler enjoy sharing their experiences and knowledge with others. Raymond T. Kaiser, Pamela A. Swindells and James O. Eiler have lectured about the Confidentiality of Medical Records for the Loman Business Center; Establishing a Fraudulent Scheme Through Expert Testimony before the Southern California Fraud Investigators Association; Deposition Testimony in Medical Malpractice cases before the Southern California Association of Healthcare Risk Managers and in various trial advocacy issues at the Joseph A. Ball, Clarence S. Hunt, Inn of Court. James speaks regularly on a wide range of issues related to Hospitality Law. Pam spoke at the Risk Management Seminar in Toronto before the American Public Transportation Association. Ray was a featured speaker on Common Interest Development Law at the "Super Saturday" continuing education of the bar program sponsored by the Long Beach Bar Association. The firm also presents specialized half-day seminars, such as its "Commercial Transportation and Risk Management Seminar" and its annual "Condominium Homeowners' Association New Laws Seminar".

The "Davis-Stirling Act" 2013 The most current and complete text of the California state statutory law for Condominium & Homeowner's Associations. DOWNLOAD PDF FILE   Download the current SEMINAR REGISTRATION flyer to print and FAX the registration.

UPCOMING SEMINAR On Saturday, February 9, 2013, Kaiser, Swindells & Eiler will present a half-day law seminar for homeowners association board members and managers at the Long Beach Hilton Hotel in its Executive Meeting Center. The seminar will cover 2013 changes to the Davis-Stirling Act and recent court decisions affecting common interest developments. Changes in the Davis-Stirling Act this year involve teleconference meeting requirements and disclosure obligations. The total reorganization of the Act, operative in 2014, will be discussed. Other topics will include how bankruptcy law interplays with assessment collection, a comparison of the obligation to repair vs. financial obligations to pay for repairs and the art of communication and persuasion. Board members and property managers will find this seminar to be invaluable. By enrolling for the seminar, registrants agree that they will not make any electronic recording of the seminar or any portion thereof. There will be a $60 event fee payable at the door. Checks should be made out to "Kaiser, Swindells & Eiler." Seating is limited, so please register by February 1, 2013. $60.00 Event Fee Includes Continental Breakfast, Free Parking (off Broadway behind the Hilton) & Course Materials PAYABLE at the door, checks made out to "Kaiser, Swindells & Eiler." Saturday, February 9, 2013      8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Hilton Hotel, Executive Meeting Center    MAP      701 W. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach This seminar is FOR BOARD MEMBERS AND ASSOCIATION MANAGERS ONLY Please register by February 1, 2013 to ensure your seat. 8:30 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast. 9:00 a.m. New Laws for 2013; Important 2012 Court Decisions; The Effect of Bankruptcy on Collections. 10:30 a.m. Break. 10:45 a.m. Maintenance Obligations vs. Financial Obligations; The Art of Communication and Persuasion; Tips on Annual Disclosures. 11:45 a.m. Open Forum Questions.