Anthony Vaughn Jr.(right), president-elect of the Brooklyn Bar Association, moderated the CLE session on legal ethics and banking for new members on Monday, Sept. 11. with Shawn Garrick (left) and Paul Foxhoven (center).
photos: Robert Abruzzese
After taking a brief hiatus for the summer, the Brooklyn Bar Association was back in the swing of things on Monday, Sept. 11 when immediate past president Richard Klass was on hand for a new-member CLE at the historic BBA building in Brooklyn Heights.
The gathering included a Continuing Legal Education seminar led by Paul Foxhoven and Shawn Garrick from Esquire Bank.
The session, aimed at educating new members, was graciously offered free of charge. This magnanimous gesture allowed budding legal professionals an opportunity not only to expand their knowledge but also to meet esteemed figures such as Klass himself and various committee chairs.
Anthony Vaughn Jr., the dynamic president-elect of the association, served as the moderator. After delivering preliminary remarks, Vaughn took to introducing the distinguished speakers, highlighting their achievements and contributions to the industry.
Paul Foxhoven, heading the Settlement Services Division at Esquire Bank, delved deep into the subject of deposits. His session, sparked by pertinent questions, covered a range of topics including Qualified Settlement Funds (QSF), the role of an administrator in settlements and the intricacies of FDIC insurance in the context of attorney trust accounts.
Foxhoven’s vast experience, especially his previous role as director of QSF Operations for Archer Systems, allowed him to provide invaluable insights.
The conversation on deposits flowed seamlessly into a discussion on lending, helmed by Shawn Garrick. As a senior managing director and relationship manager in the Sales and Lending Division of Esquire Bank, Garrick’s…
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