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FACULTY & TOPICS

Jurors No Longer Decide Facts — They Decide Philosophies

Thomas V. Girardi Girardi | Keese

Los Angeles, California

Winning Appellate Arguments: How to Prepare for Any Contingency

Frances Floriano Goins Ulmer & Berne LLP Cleveland, Ohio

Diversity: Why Does It Matter?

Larry D. Smith

Southern Trial Counsel, PLC Orlando, Florida

Trial Performance Techniques

Benjamin K. Riley

Bartko, Zankel, Bunzel & Miller, A Professional Law Corporation San Francisco, California

High Anxiety: Ethical and Practical Implications of a Cannabis Practice

Erin K. Higgins

Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford, LLP Boston, Massachusetts

Africa’s Investor State Disputes: Gleaning Order from the Chaos

Michael D. Ehrenstein Ehrenstein|Sager Coral Gables, Florida

Ethical Public Relations for Litigators

Ross Fishman

Fishman Marketing, Inc. Highland Park, Illinois

So Say We All, or, Then Again, Maybe Not:

The “Same Juror Rule” vs. the “Any Majority Rule”

Henry M. Quillian III Taylor English Duma LLP Atlanta, Georgia

Natalie N. Mark Taylor English Duma LLP

Atlanta, Georgia

Your In-House Lawyers and Your Experts: What We Wish You Knew

Lea Carol Owen TeamHealth Brentwood, Tennessee

Missy Johnson Elliott Davis

Charleston, South Carolina

So, Now What? A Candid Look at the Progress of Women in the Practice of Law

Marguerite S. Willis Nexsen Pruet

Columbia, South Carolina

Denise Smith Cline

Law Offices of Denise Smith Cline, PLLC Raleigh, North Carolina