2009 ABA Annual Meeting (Chicago, IL)
The documents below are written materials from the 2009 ABA Annual Meeting. All files are available in PDF format unless otherwise noted. (
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Avoiding Ethical Minefields when Preparing and Examining Witnesses
Cheap Talk? Witness Payments and Conferring with Testifying Witnesses
Refresher Ethics: Steering Clear of Witness Minefields
Becoming Louis Brandeis: How to Get Trial Experience
Electronic Discovery Around the World
It’s a Small World After All: Suing Foreign Companies in the U.S.
Conflicts in the Law of Foreign Antisuit Injunctions
The Enforcement of U.S. Judgments in Europe
Objection! When and How to Object at Trial
Key Objections for Every Trial
Social Networks, Blawgs & Podcasts: Business Development Tools for the Internet Age
Social Networks, Blawgs & Podcasts: Business Development Tools for the Internet Age
Ladder to Success: Finding and Keeping Clients
A Three Way Street
Business Development – An Agenda for Success
Working the Room: How to Survive and Even Enjoy Your Next Cocktail Party
Ladder to Success: Finding and Keeping Clients
Business Development: Five (Relatively) Painless Practices
The Only Three Rules of Cross-Examination
Philosophy and Overview of the Science of Cross-Examination
The Only Three Rules of Cross-Examination
The Chapter Method of Cross-Examination
Top 20 Ways to Protect Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product While Working with Expert Witnesses
Preserving Work-Product Privilege when Working with Expert Witnesses
Twenty Practical Steps to Protect the Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Privilege While Working with Experts
Showcase Program: Lessons from History: A Conversation with Former Attorneys General
Antiterroism and the Preservation of Civil Liberties
The National Security Law Report: Advice for the Next Administration and Congress
Arbitration: Has It Fulfilled Its Promises?
The Arbitration Fairness Act: Will the Pendulum Swing Too Far?
Ethical Issues and E-Discovery: How Inside and Outside Counsel Can Work Together
Digital Discovery & E-Evidence
EDRM Model Code of Conduct: Addressing Ethical Challenges of E-Discovery
New Terms of Engagement: Can Inside and Outside Counsel Successfully Partner to Handle the Ethical Challenges of E-Discovery
The Roberts Court – Three’s a Charm?
The Roberts Court – Three’s a Charm?
Plenary Program: Litigation at the O.K. Corral: How Cross-Examination Won the West
The Forgotten Trial of Wyatt Earp
Ethics Jeopardy
Movin’ and Groovin’: ABA Addresses Lawyer Mobility with Revised Screening Rule
Subprime Redux: Recent Developments in Subprime Enforcement and Litigation
Subprime Redux Program PowerPoint
Trial by Jury: The Judge’s Perspective
A Comment on “Streetwise Litigation” – Unwise Advice for Trial Lawyers
Brevity
Trying the ABA’s Principles for Juries and Jury Trials
What Judges Want
A Civil Action: A Debate on Trial Techniques
A Civil Action: A Debate on Trial Techniques
Hot Topics in Environmental Law
A Changing Landscape for Environmental Cleanups
Chemical Management Paradigm Shift: Emerging Regulatory, Marketing, and Litigation Challenges
Climate Change and GHG Regulations
Environmental Compliance in a Recession: CERCLA Contribution Claims Under the Bankruptcy Code
Green (and not so Green) Buildings
Hot Topics in Environmental Law
What Chief Litigation Counsel Want You to Know
Corporate Counsel Speaks: Top Tips for Outside Counsel in the New Economic Reality
Message from the Co-Chairs
The Modern Day Beauty Contest
A Winning Beginning: How to Make Phenomenal Opening Statements
A Winning Beginning: How to Make Phenomenal Opening Statements
Legal Strategies for Dealing with Anonymous Internet Posters
Identifying Anonymous and Pseudonymous Speakers in Litigation Through Internet Service Providers
Legal Strategies for Dealing with Anonymous Internet Posters: Mock Hearing
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