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Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit
Illinois attorneys can earn 1 CLE credit for this webinar. Attorneys seeking this credit should provide their ARDC number during registration.

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011 | 11 a.m. to 12 noon CT | CLE credit
Construction escrow is a service that can help owners, lenders and contractors keep a project on track by providing a centralized, third-party source for managing payments and ensuring the successful completion of construction milestones.
In this free, CLE-approved webinar, you’ll learn about the different types of construction escrow agreements that are administered by a title company. You’ll also gain a thorough understanding of the documentation required by the agreements. In addition, you’ll have the opportunity to direct your questions about the service to the webinar presenters, who are leading experts on the administration of construction escrow agreements.
Note: In April, Chicago Title conducted a related webinar that explored the key provisions of the Illinois Mechanics’ Lien Act and reviewed recent Illinois cases. To watch a recording of this webinar, called Construction Escrow: Keeping Your Project on Track in Turbulent Times, click here.
Presenters
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Christine Renner
Assistant Construction Escrow Officer
With more than 20 years of experience in the title insurance industry, Christine manages large construction escrow projects for a wide variety of Chicago Title clients – from development companies to commercial lenders for the development of governmental, institutional and retail use properties. She is a leading expert on challenging construction escrow projects, including multi-site developments and complicated, high-liability national projects. |
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Jeff York
Assistant Regional Counsel & Assistant Vice President
A 17-year veteran of Chicago Title, Jeff specializes in high-liability commercial transactions
in the Chicago metro area. He has presented on topics in real estate for various organizations,
including the Chicago Bar Association and the National Business Institute. He has
also authored articles, including “Construction Issues at Closing: A Title Company’s
Perspective” for Title Issues. |
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