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McAuley to Speak on Road and Access Law Topics at National Business Institute Seminar

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ROSELAND, N.J./June 25, 2008 -- Patrick J. McAuley will speak at an upcoming National Business Institute (NBI) Seminar entitled "Road and Access Law." The seminar, which is scheduled to take place at the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Saddle Brook, New Jersey on Thursday, August 14, 2008, is designed for professionals who want in-depth information on road and access law.

Attorneys, surveyors, engineers, developers, city and urban planners, local officials, and real estate and title professionals attending this session will gain valuable insight into this complex area of the law and will walk away with a proven and positive approach for addressing and resolving disputes as they arise in the volatile environment of road and access law.  

Mr. McAuley will present on, "Abandonment and Vacation Considerations” and "Road and Access Pitfalls when Handling Real Estate Transactions,” including related title insurance issues.

Mr. McAuley is a member of Connell Foley’s Real Estate and Land Use practice group, as well as the firm’s Commercial Litigation, Corporate and Business Law, and Environmental Law practice groups.

NBI (National Business Institute) is a division of NBI, Inc. NBI has been providing legal education to attorneys, accountants, human resource and insurance professionals, real estate agents, and all other corporate and legal professionals for over 20 years. It provides training on every legal topic relevant to the workplace and provides access to the most comprehensive library of training tools in the industry.

For more information, please contact Patrick McAuley at (973) 535-0500 or pmcauley@connellfoley.com. To register for the seminar, please visit nbi-sems.com.

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