Materials from Nathan Lollis’ Collections Speaking Engagement

by Nathan on December 29, 2011

Nathan Lollis spoke at both the Galena and Chicago ISBA “Hot Topics in Consumer Collections” seminars.  A copy of the outline materials from Nathan’s segment is attached through the link listed at the end of this post.  This entire seminar, along with the materials from all of the speakers, is available online through the ISBA.

Please note that these materials are for educational purposes only.  They are not intended to be legal advice and are not intended to be a substitute for legal research.

Handling Small Claims Collection Cases Outline

Nathan Lollis Scheduled to Speak at October ISBA Seminar in Chicago

by Nathan on June 28, 2011

Nathan Lollis is scheduled to speak at the ISBA Seminar “Hot Topics in Consumer Collection” to be held in Chicago in October. Nathan’s segment will address how to handle collection litigation in lower dollar value cases.

Nathan Lollis Scheduled to Speak at September ISBA Seminar in Galena

June 28, 2011

Nathan Lollis is scheduled to speak at the ISBA Seminar “Hot Topics in Consumer Collection” to be held in Galena in September. Nathan’s segment will address how to handle collection litigation in lower dollar value cases.

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Nathan Lollis Presents CLE Segment for ISBA Seminar

June 28, 2011

Nathan Lollis and Juliet Boyd of Boyd & Kummer, L.L.C. spoke at the Illinois State Bar Association Seminar “Hanging Out a Shingle: A Primer on Building Your Own Practice” on May 3, 2011 in Chicago. Nathan and Juliet were joint speakers during the collections segment “How to Get Your Money – From Judgments and Clients”.

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ISBA Young Lawyers Summer Soiree Raises Nearly $7,000

June 27, 2011

The Summer Soiree is an annual event including music, food and cocktails. It was held May 6th at the Hard Rock Hotel in Chicago. Co-chairs of the Summer Soiree, Kenya Jenkins-Wright and Nathan Lollis (pictured), conducted a charity raffle as part of the event. The event raised nearly $7,000 for charity.

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