The 2010 Spring Meeting of the American Bar Association Business Law Section in Denver, April 22-24, will feature discussions on financial services reform, identity theft, working with troubled companies, managing online reputations and board influence on corporate culture, among other topics.
Our committees are focused more than ever on providing our members and all business lawyers with programs by some of the best authorities in their fields. The Spring Meeting will feature more than 50 outstanding continuing legal education programs. In addition, lawyers from around the world, investment bankers and other allied professionals will have opportunities to network at committee and subcommittee meetings CLE programs, and social events, said Nathaniel L. Doliner, Business Law Section chair.
Lawyers and other professionals who attend the Business Law Section Spring Meeting are making a valuable investment in their practices and their clients. The quality of programs and speakers offers an unparalleled opportunity to learn about the latest trends and ethical issues in business law, said Patrick T. Clendenen, chair, Business Law Meeting Committee.
The Institute for the Young Business Lawyer on Thursday, April 22, will provide a series of basic programs that will introduce young lawyers to the substantive work of the section. These programs include: basics of consumer credit regulation, financing the emerging growth company, 25 keys to ethical decision making and e-discovery for the young lawyer.
During its luncheon on Friday, April 23, the Business Law Section will honor the recipients of the Jean Allard Glass Cutter Award and the sections National Public Service Awards. It will also recognize authors of recently published business law books, the winners of the Mendes Hershman Student Writing Contest as well as the new Business Law Fellows, Ambassadors, Diplomats and CLEO Fellow Scholarship recipients.
The meeting will take place in the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel.
Conference highlights include:
Thursday, April 22
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