• Paul Eckstein

This presentation explains the history and use of the filibuster, provides arguments for and against the filibuster, and discusses ways in which the filibuster could and should be eliminated, or at the very least, modified.

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• Andrea Driggs and Janet Howe

Drawing from real-world examples, this program addresses recent developments related to the limits of the attorney-client privilege and work product doctrines, and provides companies with practical steps to navigate complex situations and establish best practices before and during litigation. This presentation qualifies for Professional Responsibility credit.

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• Kristine Beaudoin

When a company receives a subpoena for information or testimony for litigation in which it is not involved, how should leadership respond? This program addresses the rules and best practices for responding to third-party subpoenas.

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• Christopher Thomas, Sopen Shah, and Karl Worsham

This year’s U.S. Supreme Court term includes controversial and important cases and was preceded by an unprecedented focus on the Court’s shadow docket—emergency and other orders issued without regular briefing. This panel will highlight important rulings from the last term and cases pending in the current one.

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• Drew Kuettel

This program will provide an overview of some of the most common mistakes made when drafting LLC operating agreements.

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