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I am enrolling for the Lee Seminar to be conducted in Knoxville
Tennessee. My check and payment of one-half the tuition in
the amount of $750.00 will be forwarded within
10 days of this form submittal or my registration will be
cancelled. |
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I am enrolling for the Lee Seminar to be conducted in Knoxville
Tennessee. My payment of one-half the tuition in the amount
of $750.00 will be remitted by the credit
card listed at the bottom of this registration form.. |
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Please make your
check payable to: LEE SEMINAR.
Forward payment within 10 days to:
LEE Building - 422 South Gay St. Knoxville, Tennessee
37902 |
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Phone:
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For whom do you
handle cases principally, plaintiffs or defendandts?
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Is there any branch
of trial law,apart from personal-injury litigation, in which
you have a particular interest?
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in Knoxville on:
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of the Lee Seminar?
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Charge my tuition to the following
credit card:
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Signature:
Typing your name authorizes the Lee Seminar to deduct the
Tuition Fee from the above credit card. |
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Your application
will be accepted within two weeks or your deposit will be
returned to you. In the event you are unable to attend,
your money will be refunded in full.
The Seminar is conducted in the meeting
rooms of the Hyatt Regency, Knoxville. We will make a reservation
for your arrival. All rooms are air conditioned and the
prices are moderate. Room and meals are not included in
your tuition. If your husband or wife is accompanying you,
please advise us in order that we may make your reservations
accordingly. If your application is accepted, it is understood
that the materials taught and furnished in this Seminar
are for your exclussive use (except for associate attorneys,
of course) and that you will not permit any of these materials
to be published or distributed without the permission of
the sponsor.
The enitre cost of the Seminar, tuition,
travel and living expenses are deductible for Federal Income
Tax purposes. See Coughlin v. Commissioner, 203 2d
307 (2d Cir. 1953); Treas. Reg.§1.162-5. |
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