ABA Section of International Law 2008 Fall Meeting
Event | 09.23.08 - 09.27.08, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC
An exciting mix of a large number of cutting-edge programs with world class experts in a wide array of international law subjects providing valuable insights on important current developments. These programs will be organized into special tracks to assure that there is substantial content readily accessible to your specific area(s) of interest. These tracks include international dispute resolution, international business law, and public international law, among others. Three top flight evening networking receptions so that you can discuss the latest legal, ethical and international issues with contemporaries from across the United States and around the world. The meeting will also have special programming for young lawyers.
Alan Gourley is speaking at this event on September 24. The topic is "Corruption in Procurement - Lessons Learned and Practical Ways to Keep Your Clients Out of Jail." Lisa Savitt is moderating a panel on September 24 entitled "Caution: In-House Communications May be Dangerous to Your Legal Health: Attorney-Client Privilege at Risk." John Murino, Michael Martinez and Laurel Malson are also attending. In addition, Crowell & Moring is a sponsor.
For more information, please visit these areas: International Dispute Resolution, International Arbitration, International Litigation, International Arbitration — London Practice, International Litigation — London Practice, International Dispute Resolution — London Practice
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