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Posted: May 27, 2014
Gill-Wilson to teach at New York County Lawyers CLE classes
Nan Gill-Wilson, branch manager of Sutton Land Title's Orange County office in Goshen will join with William Horan, Esq. and Peter Wagner, Esq. of Horan and Wagner, PC, Huntington and moderator Kevin McMullen, Esq. of Northport at the New York County Lawyer's Association, 14 Vesey St. on June 10 to present a 3 hour CLE entitled "So You Want to Learn How To Do A Real Estate Closing." This class on title insurance and closing procedure covers a wide-range of information essential for the attorney stepping into this area of his or her practice.
NYCLA is offering a full range of courses this spring ranging from medical legal issues to litigation to contract drafting and much more. Information on these courses and other services can be found on the association's website www.nycla.org.
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