$20.00 Member Registration

$30.00 Guest (non Madison ASHRAE member)

$0.00 Cafeteria Plan - Local Member

$0.00 Students Currently Enrolled Full Time

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Registration deadline is NOON on Friday, February 9. Please sign up at your earliest convenience, it helps with dinner planning. 

Help keep meeting costs down! If you sign up, ATTEND or email president-elect@ashraemadison.org with your cancellation prior to January 5.  

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Dinner will be a "Picnic Style" buffet (vegetarian and gluten-free options will be available as requested):  

Hamburgers and Brats with Fresh buns, lettuce, tomatoes and condiments
      Or Side Salad (Vegetarian)

Homemade Mac and Cheese
      Or Baked Potato (Gluten Free)
Cole Slaw
Potato Chips
Dessert of Cheesecake or Chocolate Mousse 

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Dinner - 6:00 pm

Main Presentation - 7:00 pm - Engineering Ethics, by Nicole Schrier and Ethan Geis, Attorneys at Law. 

Technical Session Highlights:

No technical session this month; but you are welcome to come early and socialize. 

Main Presentation Highlights:

Nicole Schrier and Ethan Geis with Neuberger, Griggs, Sweet & Smith, LLP will discuss the intersection of ethical violations and litigation, and how to prevent both. This discussion will qualify for an ethics PDH. 

Presenter

Nicole Schrier and Ethan Geis

 Attorneys at Law - Neuberger, Griggs, Sweet & Smith, LLP

 Nicole N. Schrier is an equity partner with Neuberger, Griggs, Sweet & Smith, LLP. Her practice areas focus around real estate, business law, creditor rights and estate planning. She has worked extensively in matters involving lien enforcement, foreclosure and replevin actions.  She has lectured in the area of ethics and lien enforcement for the Wisconsin Association for Justice and given lien enforcement lectures to numerous organizations around Wisconsin. She is admitted in all courts within the State of Wisconsin and has appeared before the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Ethan C. Geis is an associate attorney with Neuberger, Griggs, Sweet & Smith, LLP. He serves a wide variety of clients: business, professional, and personal. He has experience as a litigator and also advises clients as to strategic planning and contract drafting to avoid costly court proceedings.