ABA International Law Spring Meeting
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Grand Hyatt New York, 109 E. 42nd Street, New York, New York, 10017
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Join Dickinson Wright Lawyers Brenda Swick and Dan Ujczo for the American Bar Association’s International Law Section Spring 2016 Meeting on April 14-16, 2016 at the Grand Hyatt New York.
In addition to numerous networking opportunities, the Spring Meeting features more than 70 substantives panels with world-class speakers highlighting different international law topics centered on the conference theme “Liberty and Justice under International Law.”
Toronto Lawyer Brenda Swick will be a panelist on “How to Avoid Suspension and Debarment: A Potent Government Consumer Remedy and Serious Consequences for Corporations and Individuals” on Thursday, April 14, 2016. On this panel, attendees will learn: what can trigger an action; what processes are involved in the U.S. system and elsewhere; how you can help your clients avoid suspension and debarment; and what the potential collateral consequences for your clients are.
Columbus Lawyer Dan Ujczo will be a panelist on “Gordie Howe: A Great Hockey Player and a Vital Link to Cross Border Trade between the U.S. and Canada” on Friday, April 15, 2016. This panel will discuss some of the legal, policy and political considerations that make this international infrastructure project one of the most interesting and challenging projects of its kind.
To learn more about this conference or to register, please click here.
In addition to numerous networking opportunities, the Spring Meeting features more than 70 substantives panels with world-class speakers highlighting different international law topics centered on the conference theme “Liberty and Justice under International Law.”
Toronto Lawyer Brenda Swick will be a panelist on “How to Avoid Suspension and Debarment: A Potent Government Consumer Remedy and Serious Consequences for Corporations and Individuals” on Thursday, April 14, 2016. On this panel, attendees will learn: what can trigger an action; what processes are involved in the U.S. system and elsewhere; how you can help your clients avoid suspension and debarment; and what the potential collateral consequences for your clients are.
Columbus Lawyer Dan Ujczo will be a panelist on “Gordie Howe: A Great Hockey Player and a Vital Link to Cross Border Trade between the U.S. and Canada” on Friday, April 15, 2016. This panel will discuss some of the legal, policy and political considerations that make this international infrastructure project one of the most interesting and challenging projects of its kind.
To learn more about this conference or to register, please click here.
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