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June 4 - 6, 2025
Welcome to Legal Summit!
For over 30 years, the Maryland State Bar Association’s Legal Summit has been the signature event for Maryland legal professionals to connect, learn, and drive the profession forward. This year, as we gather at our “home” in Ocean City, we invite you to focus on the power of continuous learning to elevate your practice and career, while also building invaluable connections and taking time to recharge.
Legal Summit is designed to provide you with limitless resources and opportunities to expand your knowledge base. With a wide array of substantive sessions led by top legal experts, you’ll gain invaluable insights into the latest developments across various practice areas.
Beyond the educational sessions, Legal Summit offers unparalleled networking opportunities to strengthen your professional relationships and foster collaborations.
And of course, we encourage you to take advantage of our location! In between sessions, enjoy the chance to relax and recharge on the beautiful beaches of Ocean City or bayside views from the convention center.
MSBA OFFICERS (2024-2025)
Raphael J. Santini President
Marisa Trasatti President Elect
Natasha Dartigue Secretary
Wm. Carl Isler Treasurer
Anna Sholl Executive Director
Thank you for prioritizing your professional development and joining us at Legal Summit. We encourage you to embrace the full experience—learning, connecting, and relaxing.
We are glad you are here!
TRACK KEY
The Legal Summit programs are categorized by Learning Tracks to help you customize your learning by area of practice or interest. Use this key to easily identify courses that might be best suited for you.
ADR / Mediation Track
AI & Technology Track
Corporate & Transactional Track
Justice Track
Leadership, Ethics & Management Track
Litigation and Trial Skills Track
Practice Updates Track
Many programs are approved for CLE in adjacent states. Please refer to the MSBA Learn app for details.
Concessions Open:
7:30 AM – 3:00 PM
*PLEASE NOTE*
Concessions is cashless
9:30 – 10:30 AM
Program descriptions are listed alphabetically beginning on page 13.
Registration Open in the Lobby: 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday,
Grab a bite and enjoy the view from the first floor dining area.
WIFI AVAILABLE.
MSBA Board of Governors Meeting | DOCKSIDE (First Floor)
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Artificial Intelligence in the Law Office: Balance Innovation with Ethics
ROOM 215
What Would You Like to See Happen at Your Next Mediation?
ROOM 207
Beginnings and Endings: Starting Your Own Practice, Merging Your Practice, Of Counsel, and, Off to Retirement: Wrapping Up Your Practice
ROOM 201
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
EXHIBITOR HALL
OCMD CONVENTION
CENTER BALLROOM
Visit our many exhibitors to learn how they can help you and your practice.
Breaking Barriers: Disability Perspectives in Legal Practice
ROOM 202
How to Try an Administrative Case, Presented Through an Insurance Lens
ROOM 208
Coffee and snacks are available in the Exhibitor Hall daily.
Motions Practice in Personal Injury Cases: Offense & Defense
ROOM 209
Settlement Dynamics and Strategic Negotiations: How to Maximize the Benefits of the Mediation Process
ROOM 203/204
Yikes! I Said the Wrong Thing: Addressing the Isms & Lack of Diversity in Our Work Places
ROOM 205/206
12:00 – 1:15 PM
Maryland Leadership Luncheon featuring Trisha Edwards | DOCKSIDE (First Floor)
1:30 – 2:30 PM
Best Practices in Probate: A Panel Discussion with Maryland’s Registers of Wills
ROOM 209
District Court: Mock Trial of an Auto Tort – Part I
ROOM 215
Introduction to the Attorney Grievance Commission Practice & Procedure
ROOM 205/206
Beyond the Courtroom:
Alternative Paths in Administrative Law Practice
ROOM 207
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
EXHIBITOR HALL
OCMD CONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM
Visit our many exhibitors to learn how they can help you and your practice.
Coffee and snacks are available in the Exhibitor Hall daily.
Legislative and Caselaw Update on Environment & Energy
ROOM 208
Developments in Fair Housing Jurisprudence
ROOM 201
Government Contracts: A Pathway to Law Firm Growth in 2025 and Beyond
ROOM 203/204
ADR / Mediation Track
AI & Technology Track
Corporate & Transactional Track Justice Track Leadership, Ethics & Management Track
Title IX Bootcamp –Essential Practice Tips for Criminal Practitioners
ROOM 202
and Trial Skills Track Practice Updates Track
2:45 – 3:45 PM
5 Ways to Win More Clients and Save More Time
ROOM 207
District Court: Mock Trial of an Auto Tort – Part II
ROOM 215
Expiring TCJA Provisions: What Every Attorney Should Know
ROOM 209
Severance Agreements that Serve Both Parties
ROOM 202
Navigating Workplace Flashpoints and Conflicts
ROOM 208
Elder and Disability Rights: Recent Changes and Lesser Known Laws That Impact Our Clients’ Rights and Benefits
ROOM 205/206
Personal Jurisdiction in a Virtual World
ROOM 203/204
How to Beat the Maryland Inheritance Tax
ROOM 201
Access to Justice Welcome Dinner & Fundraiser
Start your Legal Summit experience out right by joining the commission and A2JC Executive Director, Reena Shah to meet, mingle and break bread in good company, while supporting justice and eating delicious specialty pizza!
Thursday, June 5
Program descriptions are listed alphabetically beginning on page 13.
Concessions Open: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM
*PLEASE NOTE*
Concessions is cashless
8:00 – 10:00 AM
Registration Open in the Lobby: 7:30 AM – 8:30 PM
Grab a bite and enjoy the view from the first floor dining area.
WIFI AVAILABLE.
Legislative Breakfast & Townhall | DOCKSIDE (First Floor)
10:15 – 11:15 AM
Algorithms and Antitrust: When Does Software Use Implicate the Sherman Antitrust Act?
ROOM 202
Disposition of Frozen Embryos in Divorce: Exploring Maryland’s Landmark case: Jocelyn P. v. Joshua P.
ROOM 203/204
How to Lose Your License While NOT Practicing Law
ROOM 201
Updates from the Maryland Judiciary’s Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office: New Rules, New Opportunities
ROOM 205/206
Working with Court Interpreters
ROOM 209
White Collar Criminal Defense Updates
ROOM 207
Workers’ Compensation: A 40 Year Journey ROOM 208
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
EXHIBITOR HALL
OCMD CONVENTION CENTER BALLROOM
Visit our many exhibitors to learn how they can help you and your practice.
Coffee and snacks are available in the Exhibitor Hall daily.
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Are You Smarter Than a Law Clerk?
ROOM 215
Business Valuation: The Basics for the Practicing Attorney
ROOM 207
Don’t Forget About Delaware! The Importance of The First State For Maryland Transactional Attorneys and Business Litigators
ROOM 201
How to Use AI and Minimize Risk
ROOM 205/206
Law Meets Finance: Building a Sustainable and Profitable Legal Practice
ROOM 208
Pro Bono as a Path to Professional Growth: Skills, Support, and Community Impact
ROOM 209
12:40 – 1:40 PM
Tracing Marital & Nonmarital Property: A Guide For Family Law Attorneys
ROOM 203/204
Left Unrepresented: Gender, Justice, and the Civil Right to Counsel
ROOM 202
Pro-Bono Awards & Legal Perspectives Conversation with Attorney General Anthony Brown | DOCKSIDE (First Floor)
ADR / Mediation Track
Track
Track
1:45 – 2:45 PM
Appellate Criminal Update
ROOM 215
Intersectionality of Domestic Violence, Family Law, and Landlord Tenant
ROOM 208
Basic Fundamentals of a Law Firm Merger: What You Need to Know
ROOM 201
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
EXHIBITOR HALL
OCMD CONVENTION
CENTER BALLROOM
Visit our many exhibitors to learn how they can help you and your practice. Coffee and snacks are available in the Exhibitor Hall daily.
Significant Business Law Changes Under the Trump Administration
ROOM 207 Thursday
Maintaining Wellness In An Unhealthy Profession
ROOM 205/206
New Ways For Mediation: “A Visual Approach”
ROOM 202
Overview of Legal Areas Impacting Children and Young Adults with Disabilities
ROOM 203/204
ROOM 209
Telling a Compelling Story
Maryland Bar Foundation Annual Meeting
Join us as the Board of Directors report on the activities of the Foundation, and the grants awarded during the year. The Board also inducts new Fellows of the Foundation and presents the H. Vernon Eney Endowment Award and the Edward F. Shea Jr. Professionalism Award.
5:30 - 7:30 PM DOCKSIDE
3:00 – 4:00 PM
“A Workable Government”: Continuity and Pragmatism in Maryland Administrative Law
ROOM 207
Creating Service Tiers in the Legal Profession: Lessons from Community Health Workers and Nurse Practitioners
ROOM 208
Appealability
Unraveled: Exploring Final Judgments and Interlocutory Intricacies
ROOM 209
Law Firm Employment Practices Liability –Ethical Considerations & Best Practices
ROOM 203/204
Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in the Law of Armed Conflict
ROOM 202
Maintaining Competency in Legal Practice: Ethical Obligations and the Potential Role of Continuing Legal Education
ROOM 215
Working with Medical Experts in Child Abuse/Sexual Assault Cases: A Case Study
ROOM 201
Your Future Self Will Thank You – How to Handle the Division of Retirement Benefits BEFORE Signing an Agreement or Going to Trial
ROOM 205/206
President’s Reception
Join us to honor the legacy of leadership and pave the way for a brighter future in law at the 2025 Presidents’ Reception in the Convention Center Ballroom. You’re invited to an evening of networking and camaraderie, where leaders from various legal sectors converge to exchange insights, forge alliances, and celebrate our shared commitment to justice.
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Friday,
June 6
Program descriptions are listed alphabetically beginning on page 13.
Concessions Open: 7:30 AM – 1:00 PM
*PLEASE NOTE*
Concessions is cashless
8:00 – 10:00 AM
Registration Open in the Lobby: 7:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Grab a bite and enjoy the view from the first floor dining area.
WIFI AVAILABLE.
MSBA Annual Business Meeting | BALLROOM
10:15 – 11:15 AM
Bridging the Gap: Essential Trusts and Estates Knowledge for Family Law Attorneys
ROOM 215
Overcoming the Rule of Finality in Veterans Benefits Cases
ROOM 202
Strong and Balanced: Legal Supervision, Flamingo Style
ROOM 207
Tech to Make You More Efficient: Leveraging
Mainstream AI Tools In Your Organization or Practice
ROOM 203/204
Trade Secrets: Protecting the Crown Jewels of Your Client’s Business
ROOM 201
The Supreme Court’s Role in Defending the Rule of Law
ROOM 205/206
Padilla in 2025: Defense Counsel’s Obligations in a Shifting Immigration Landscape
ROOM 209
The Bankruptcy Octopus–How Bankruptcy Impacts Your Case
ROOM 208
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Can I Fix This? No You Can’t!: The Right to Repair In the Face of Intellectual Property Rights
ROOM 207
Election Law: Understanding the Legal Framework in Controversial and Competitive Races
ROOM 203/204
Emergency Immigration Assistance Needed
ROOM 208
ESQ EQ Emotional Intelligence: A Path to Avoiding & Managing Burnout When Serving Families
ROOM 215
Everything You Should Know About Judicial Ethics (But Are Afraid to Ask)
ROOM 205/206
Federal Civil Practice for State Court Litigators
ROOM 209
Legal Marketing for 2025: An Overview of Digital Marketing Techniques and Best Practices
ROOM 201
Maryland Pay Transparency Laws: What You Need To Know
ROOM 202
ADR / Mediation Track
AI & Technology Track Corporate & Transactional Track
Justice Track
Leadership, Ethics & Management Track
Litigation and Trial Skills Track Practice Updates Track
12:45 – 1:45 PM
Anatomy of Affordable Housing Transaction
ROOM 209
The Law of Armed Conflict: Case Study on Current Events & Military Tribunals
ROOM 202
Navigating the AI Revolution in the Workplace: Legal Landscape and Practical Solutions
ROOM 205/206
The Daubert Motion: How to Write It, Oppose It, and Deal With It on Appeal
ROOM 203/204
PBJ(c) Updates: Tips for Using Maryland’s Newest Criminal Disposition
ROOM 207
Updates in Immigration, Border Security & Asylum Law
ROOM 208
What Maryland Employment Lawyers Should Know About Maryland Whistleblower Laws
ROOM 201
ADR / Mediation Track
AI & Technology Track
Corporate & Transactional Track Justice Track Leadership, Ethics & Management Track Litigation and Trial Skills Track Practice Updates Track
Program Descriptions
Program descriptions are listed alphabetically by title.
“A Workable Government”: Continuity and Pragmatism in Maryland Administrative Law
In recent years, the U.S. Supreme Court has reoriented federal administrative law, imposing new limits on the legislative and executive branches based on a more formalist account of the separation of powers and emphasizing the primacy of the courts in “saying what the law is.” In this program, Joshua N. Auerbach and Michele J. McDonald will explore recent developments in Maryland in light of these changes at the federal level. In particular, we will discuss the Maryland Supreme Court’s decision to retain and refine its distinctive approach, which relies more on case-by-case balancing than doctrinal line drawing and positions the courts in dialogue with other governmental actors, including determining how statutes and regulations should be interpreted and applied.
Algorithms and Antitrust: When Does Software Use Implicate the Sherman Antitrust Act?
In 2022, ProPublica issued a report about the prevalence of revenue management software in the multi-family housing industry that recommends rental housing prices based on algorithms. In the aftermath of this report, numerous lawsuits have been filed against RealPage, Yardi, and other companies that develop revenue management software for property managers, hotels, and similar end users. State attorneys general are also investigating and bringing claims against these companies, and the Department of Justice is pursuing litigation as well. In this session, attorneys from Gallagher Evelius & Jones, one of many law firms involved in the algorithmic pricing litigation, will provide up-to-the-minute commentary about this emerging area of antitrust law and offer some insights about pressure points in the litigation and advice that may help clients mitigate risk going forward.
Anatomy of Affordable Housing Transaction
Tom Coale (Perry Jacobson) and Pete Fastow (Carney Kelehan) will draw on their combined 50+ years of multifamily and affordable housing experience to discuss the current landscape for developing much needed affordable housing. They will cover debt and equity options, common obstacles to development, zoning, legislative initiatives, executive actions, community engagement and solutions to the affordable housing shortage. Come ready to learn about the affordable world and be ready to ask questions.
Appealability Unraveled: Exploring Final Judgments and Interlocutory Intricacies
Join us for a compelling presentation that delves into the complexities of appealability, featuring insights from both sitting and retired appellate judges. We’ll explore essential questions surrounding final judgments, including whether there’s been a decision on any 10-day motions and whether there are any outstanding claims against any parties. Additionally, we’ll discuss the nuances of interlocutory appeals and the collateral order doctrine. Benefit from the expertise of experienced judges as they share their perspectives and best practices, empowering you to navigate the appeal process confidently. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from the bench!
Appellate Criminal Update
A review of significant Maryland criminal law appellate cases over the past year.
Are You Smarter Than a Law Clerk?
Join this perennial attendee favorite program to explore developments in civil procedure, game show style. This interactive program welcomes a panel of experts, emceed by Hon. Lynn Battaglia.
Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in the Law of Armed Conflict
How military attorneys embrace emerging technology and change when applying the law.
Artificial Intelligence in the Law Office: Balance Innovation with Ethics
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries, its integration into law offices presents both opportunities and challenges. This presentation explores the evolving landscape of AI in legal practices, starting with an introduction to AI’s role in modern law offices. The presentation highlights AI legal tools in action through practical examples, demonstrating their efficacy in legal research, contract analysis, and predictive analytics. These applications illustrate how AI can enhance efficiency and accuracy in legal workflows while raising crucial ethical considerations. This presentation also addresses risk mitigation strategies and ethical best practices tailored to the use of AI in law offices. It examines methods for safeguarding client confidentiality, ensuring data privacy, and maintaining professional standards amidst technological advancements. By outlining these practices, the presentation aims to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of AI integration responsibly and ethically.
Basic Fundamentals of a Law Firm Merger: What You Need to Know
Whether you lack a succession or exit strategy, or you are looking to expand your firm’s geographical footprint, or you want to add a new practice area, there are many reasons to consider a merger. This program will help you understand what needs to be considered when contemplating a potential merger.
Beginnings and Endings – Starting your Own Practice, Merging Your Practice, Of Counsel, and, Off to Retirement – Wrapping Up Your Practice
This two-part program will discuss hanging out your own shingle, merging your firm, being of counsel, and, finally, how to wrap it all up. Something for everyone from brand new admittee to grizzly old veterans!
Best Practices in Probate: A Panel Discussion with Maryland’s Registers of Wills
Discover the keys to navigating the complexities of probate practice with our Best Practices in Probate Panel Discussion. This exclusive event brings together registers from Maryland’s Register of Wills Offices to comprehensively explore effective strategies for probate practitioners. The panel will address frequently asked questions and share office-specific best practices, offering invaluable insights to enhance your professional expertise. More than just an informative session, this panel discussion fosters meaningful connections between practitioners and the Registers of Wills, promoting collaboration and a deeper understanding of the probate process across the state.
Beyond the Courtroom: Alternative Paths in Administrative Law Practice
Alternative law practice in administrative settings has emerged as a vital career path for legal professionals seeking to make meaningful impacts beyond traditional courtroom advocacy. This presentation aims to illuminate these opportunities by featuring experienced attorneys who have chosen to work in Ethics and Compliance roles, demonstrating how legal expertise can be applied to ensure organizational integrity and regulatory adherence. Attendees will gain valuable insights on how their legal expertise can be effectively utilized beyond traditional practice areas to create positive organizational change and ensure ethical compliance. The perspective of Integrity & Compliance Officers and Ethics Adjudication Attorneys offers a unique lens into administrative law practice. These professionals are drawn to their fields by a fundamental desire to promote fairness and transparency in governmental and organizational processes. Their journeys into these roles, which they will share during the presentation, highlight the diverse paths available to legal professionals seeking meaningful careers in administrative law. These roles demand a sophisticated understanding of regulatory frameworks and strong analytical capabilities, as practitioners must interpret complex regulations, develop comprehensive compliance programs, and adjudicate ethical disputes. During the presentation, panelists will discuss their specific responsibilities and daily work activities, providing attendees with a clear picture of how their legal education and skills are applied in these alternative practice settings.
Breaking Barriers: Disability Perspectives in Legal Practice
Join us for an honest discussion led by panelists, including practicing attorneys with disabilities, on navigating the legal profession’s technology and accessibility challenges. The panelists will share best practices on what works and what does not, and what firms, non-profits, and the courts can do to better address these challenges. The panelists will discuss the applicable intersection of assistive technology and inclusion, covering ABA resolutions, ethical norms, emerging law, and policy related to disability accessibility in the digital space, including a brief display of available technologies.
Bridging the Gap: Essential Trusts and Estates Knowledge for Family Law Attorneys
This session provides family law attorneys with critical insights into trusts and estate planning to serve better clients navigating divorce, custody, and other family transitions. Attendees will learn how to address issues like asset protection, estate planning for minor children and children with special needs, and special considerations for blended families. The workshop will focus on practical applications, case examples, and strategies to integrate trusts and estates knowledge into family law practice.
Business Valuation: The Basics for the Practicing Attorney
The value of a closely held business is often an issue in cases involving family law and marital property, shareholder disputes, partnership dissolution, lost profits, negligence damages, death taxes, buying or selling a business, insurance claims, and a host of matters involving a closely held business. This session will give the practicing attorney a clear understanding of how a business is valued under generally accepted business valuation methods using income, asset, and market approaches.
Can I Fix This? No You Can’t!: The Right to Repair In the Face of Intellectual Property Rights
This program explores and examines the evolving issues of the right of a purchaser to repair products purchased without having to go to the manufacturer or its representatives for those repairs and the federal and state legislation, as applicable, designed to allow those repairs to be made. The program describes the clash between patent and copyright protection and the practicality and affordability of ownership of the product purchased, which impacts agriculture and all other commercial and individual uses. For example, the American Farm Bureau and Deere & Company have signed a memorandum of understanding addressing what information will be available to upkeep and repair John Deere agricultural equipment. Recently, a new copyright rule allowed McDonald’s to fix its own ice cream machines. So what does all this mean if your precision agriculture equipment breaks down in the field? Whether you have a general practice or focus on business, agricultural, or intellectual property law, you’ll come away with a good understanding of this hot topic.
Creating Service Tiers In the Legal Profession: Lessons from Community Health Workers and Nurse Practitioners
The access to justice gap is enormous and growing. Our proposed solutions need to match the moment. Join us for an electrifying panel discussion: “Creating Service Tiers in the Legal Profession: The Role of Community Justice Workers, Legal Professionals, and Legal Technology to Close the Justice Gap!” We’re diving deep into the groundbreaking work of Maryland’s Innovations in Tiered Legal Services Task Force, exploring the cutting-edge regulatory reforms sweeping across the nation, and confronting the stark reality of Maryland’s justice gap head-on. We’ll unpack why bold, innovative strategies are essential to bridge the divide and ensure justice is accessible to all. Get ready to be inspired and engaged in a conversation that will shape the future of legal services.
Developments in Fair Housing Jurisprudence
This session will highlight developments in Fair Housing Jurisprudence in Maryland. A panel consisting of attorneys from the Civil Rights Division at Maryland’s Office of the Attorney General will discuss investigations, litigation, and amicus participation on fair housing issues, including discrimination based on source of income, gender, and disability. The panel will also discuss the fair housing barriers faced by justice-involved persons and how this discrimination has a significant racially disparate impact. An attorney from Maryland Legal Aid will discuss how legal services providers and the Attorney General’s office can collaborate to investigate and address patterns of discrimination.
Disposition of Frozen Embryos in Divorce: Exploring Maryland’s Landmark Case:
Jocelyn P. v. Joshua P.
In 2021 and 2023, the Appellate Court of Maryland and Supreme Court of Maryland, respectively, issued two opinions on the disposition of a single, frozen embryo in the parties’ dissolution of marriage case. These were precedent setting cases in Maryland as there had previously been no legal authority on the subject. As IVF has become increasingly common, as have divorces involving frozen embryos held in storage, family law practitioners and the Courts have struggled with how to handle this special category of marital property. Jocelyn P. v. Joshua P., has provided some guidance for practitioners and the Courts and has also raised some questions about the future of embryo disposition and related issues in Maryland. We will explore this landmark case and touch on other IVF related litigation issues.
District Court – Mock Trial of an Auto Tort - Part I
Seasoned attorneys representing a plaintiff and defendant conduct a mock trial of a personal injury case stemming from an auto accident. A District Court judge will preside over the trial.
District Court – Mock Trial of an Auto Tort - Part II
Seasoned attorneys representing a plaintiff and defendant conduct a mock trial of a personal injury case stemming from an auto accident. A District Court judge will preside over the trial.
Don’t Forget About Delaware! The Importance of The First State For Maryland Transactional Attorneys and Business Litigators
Despite its small, geographic size, Delaware is a giant in the area of corporate and commercial law. Hosted by Matt Nelson, a Maryland and Delaware attorney, and Katie Barksdale, a Delaware attorney, this program will discuss Delaware corporate and commercial law that is geared towards the Maryland practitioner. We will dive into the popular topics of entity formation (including both location and entity type), choice of law considerations for corporate agreements, and insider information on how commercial disputes are litigated in the Delaware courts, including the Delaware Court of Chancery.We will also discuss “DExit” and whether states, such as Nevada and Texas, may threaten Delaware’s title as Corporate Capital of the United States.
Elder and Disability Rights: Recent Changes and Lesser Known Laws That Impact Our Clients’ Rights and Benefits.
Presenters will provide an overview of recent changes and lesser-known benefits and restrictions of programs such as SSI, VA benefits, Medicaid, and Medicare.
Election Law: Understanding the Legal Framework in Controversial and Competitive Races
Amanda La Forge, current Chief Counsel for the Office of the Governor and Jared DeMarinis, current State Administrator for the State Board of Elections, will provide an in-depth overview of Election Law and explore its crucial role in shaping campaigns and determining outcomes in some of the most competitive and controversial electoral contests The program will include examining the legal framework that governs the election process and its impact in tightly contested races.
Emergency Immigration Assistance Needed
Prepare to be moved, informed, and inspired! Immigration law is at a critical juncture, and today we pull back the curtain on the emergency needs facing our communities right now. Join us as we hear firsthand accounts from those working on the front lines, uncovering the realities of what clients are experiencing and shedding light on the evolving landscape of immigration challenges. We’ll delve into specific areas where pro bono attorneys can make a profound difference, including Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SJIS) cases, critical family emergency planning, and the power of habeas petitions. Get ready for an eye-opening discussion that will empower you to take action and be a part of the solution.
ESQ EQ Emotional Intelligence: A Path to Avoiding and Managing Burnout When Serving Families
Family law is a calling, with big rewards & even bigger challenges. Conflict comes from all directions: ourselves, clients, opposing counsel, co-workers & our (often neglected) families. Constant conflict & the demands of family law put us on a path to burnout. In this program, you’ll learn: 1. To identify burnout; 2. Emotional intelligence and actionable tools to protect against burnout and ease conflict. In 2019, the World Health Organization recognized burnout as a syndrome resulting from unmanaged stress at work. Though burnout does not ease by ignoring it or setting it aside, you can successfully prevent or manage burnout with a plan and practice. In this workshop, learn the early signs of burnout in yourself and others, and walk away with strategies you can immediately put into practice.
Everything You Should Know About Judicial Ethics (But Are Afraid to Ask)
If you’re a judge, aspire to become a judge, or are curious about judicial ethics in Maryland, please join us for a lively and informative discussion about judicial ethical standards, the investigative and disciplinary process, frequent allegations and trends, and best practices for ethical compliance.
Expiring TCJA Provisions: What Every Attorney Should Know
2025 is finally here! Most of the tax changes made by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are set to sunset or revert to their previous state at the end of this year. How should you plan? Our panelists will provide insight on tax planning and strategies going forward.
Federal Civil Practice for State Court Litigators
This presentation is designed for attorneys who primarily practice in State Court but wish to familiarize themselves generally with Federal practice in Maryland and in the Fourth Circuit. I will discuss important differences between the Maryland Rules and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and differences in ADR, discovery, motions practice and trial. Relative advantages and disadvantages of State Court versus Federal Court will be identified, so that forum-shopping opportunities can be handled knowledgeably. Lastly, appellate practice in the state system will be compared and contrasted with the Fourth Circuit.
5 Ways to Win More Clients and Save More Time
Get strategies and insights for scaling a client-centric law firm that attracts top talent and delivers exceptional results. We will review checklists for the essential systems your firm needs to focus on to boost client retention, generate more leads, and gain a competitive edge with efficient law firm systems. And no, we are not talking about artificial intelligence (well... maybe just a little). Rather, we will primarily explore the genuine intelligence needed by practicing lawyers this year, this decade, and beyond. This program provides a practical framework of essential systems covering: Client Relationship Management: Mastering contact management, referrals, and client engagement tools; Knowledge Management: Streamlining legal research and information access with powerful knowledge systems; Project & File Management: Optimizing case management, document organization, and collaboration; Productivity & Communication: Enhancing efficiency with tools for communication, scheduling, and task management; Talent Management: Attracting and retaining top talent with effective recruitment and performance management systems;
and, Media & Marketing: Building a strong online presence with a compelling online and offline marketing strategy. By the end of this, you should quite literally have more than a handful of ready-to-implement systems based on genuine intelligence to create a client-focused law firm that attracts and retains clients and employees.
Government Contracts: A Pathway to Law Firm Growth in 2025 and Beyond
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This high-energy, two-part session will provide attorneys with a step-by-step formula for breaking into the lucrative world of government contracts. Part 1 will focus on understanding how the Federal Government buys and the types of contracts available, offering a clear path for attorneys to tap into this multi-billion-dollar market. Part 2 will deliver exclusive insider knowledge on certifications and key requirements, showing attendees how to land deals worth millions. Packed with actionable insights and real-world success stories, this session will empower attorneys to integrate government contracts into their practice, driving exponential revenue growth for 2025 and beyond. Attendees will leave with a blueprint for immediate action, knowing exactly how to position their firm for profitability through government contracting.
How to Beat the Maryland Inheritance Tax
Maryland’s oldest death tax is inequitable, illogical, unworkable and unnecessary. It is a tax on deviating from traditional social norms not a tax on the wealthy. Learn creative ways of avoiding the inheritance tax based on its many exemptions, the Constitutional limitations of taxable situs, the definition of a child, the interaction with the estate taxes, and more.
How to Lose Your License While NOT Practicing Law
This will be a survey of cases from Maryland, DC, and Virginia that resulted in disbarments or discipline for behaviors outside of law practice. This will be enlightening and entertaining and provide “must-have” information for all attorneys.
How to Try an Administrative Case, Presented Through an Insurance Lens
This program will teach Maryland attorneys the material differences between administrative and civil litigation in state and federal trial courts. It will present the critical considerations for litigating administrative matters from the unique perspectives of two administrative hearing officers and a private practice attorney. We will facilitate a lively and entertaining discussion of the unique strategies for administrative litigation, along with a healthy dose of the basics.
How to Use AI and Minimize Risk
Businesses everywhere are at risk of cyber threats, and law firms are no different. The risks of not having a solid cybersecurity plan, policies, and certifications are enormous. In fact, a cyberattack could bring your firm to a screeching halt. We’ll outline how to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and reduce exposure to potential threats, including implementing cybersecurity best practices for your law firm.
Intersectionality of Domestic Violence, Family law, and Landlord Tenant
The panel will discuss how protective orders, family law cases, and landlord-tenant cases can affect each case.
Introduction to the Attorney Grievance Commission Practice & Procedure
Join the Executive Director of the Attorney Grievance Commission, Marianne Lee; the new Chair of the Commission, Dolores Ridgell; and Bar Counsel, Thomas DeGonia to learn about the policies and processes of the commission, something all Maryland attorneys should understand.
Law Firm Employment Practices Liability – Ethical Considerations & Best Practices
Attorneys can find themselves entangled in various workplace employment practices liability (EPL) issues. This program explores real-life examples of EPL conundrums faced by attorneys and law firms and discusses the potential ethical implications associated with these issues, best practices for firms/attorneys to mitigate their exposure, and insurance considerations associated with these and related claims.
Law Meets Finance: Building a Sustainable and Profitable Legal Practice
Financial acumen is just as critical as legal expertise in today’s legal landscape. This program empowers legal professionals with essential financial tools and strategies to build sustainable, profitable practices. Whether you’re managing a solo practice, leading a boutique firm, or overseeing the financial health of a larger legal operation, understanding key financial principles can unlock new growth opportunities and long-term success.
Left Unrepresented: Gender, Justice, and the Civil Right to Counsel
Civil cases in Maryland comprise over 60% of the docket, covering critical issues like safety, housing, and child welfare. Yet nearly 80% of these cases involve at least one party without legal representation, as the right to counsel is only guaranteed in criminal matters. With women disproportionately affected by civil litigation, could gender justice be the missing link to securing a national right to counsel in civil cases? This presentation will explore the impacts on families and communities when women face the civil justice system alone and examine whether we’re making meaningful progress toward change.
Legal Marketing for 2025: An Overview of Digital Marketing Techniques and Best Practices
As more prospective clients turn to search engines (e.g., Google) to find a lawyer, the digital marketing landscape has become more competitive. For law firms of any size to grow, they need the tools to succeed in Google’s complex digital arena. These tools include a basic understanding of the different components of the search result page, how to get into each section, how much it costs to compete, and realistic expectations of their ROI. Additionally, lawyers should abide by the rules for professional conduct, which are just as applicable in digital marketing as in physical marketing. Ensuring all marketing efforts align with modern techniques and ethical regulations is a must for 2025.
Legislative and Caselaw Update on Environment & Energy
A review of the laws enacted during the 2025 General Assembly Session and a review of recent case law concerning issues in Environment and Energy Law.
Maintaining Competency in Legal Practice: Ethical Obligations and the Potential Role of Continuing Legal Education
A moderated panel of attorneys with specialized knowledge and experience in professional ethics and legal education, including Maryland’s Bar Counsel Thomas DeGonia, will examine the critical ethical obligation of providing competent representation to clients, as required by a crucial ethical obligation of providing competent representation to clients, as required by Maryland Rule 19-301.1 The session will focus on how this principle safeguards client interests and upholds public confidence in the legal profession, and what role CLE might play in helping Maryland attorneys meet this ethical obligation.
Maintaining Wellness In An Unhealthy Profession
Most members of the profession gain enormous satisfaction in providing legal assistance to people in need of representation. They also must manage enormous pressures and stresses, both internally within their office and externally in court and at other hearings. The legal profession has the dubious distinction of being one of the unhealthiest work environments in terms of mental health, addictive behavior and suicide rates. The panel addresses these realities in law school and in the practice of law.
Maryland Pay Transparency Laws - What You Need To Know
The panel will discuss Maryland’s new wage transparency laws, including the Equal Pay for Equal Work job posting transparency requirements and the new Pay Stub and Pay Transparency law that requires employers to provide certain information in written or online pay statements. The session will address the requirements of the laws, best practices for employers, employee rights under the laws, answers to frequently asked questions, and a survey of how Maryland’s wage transparency laws compare to similar laws in other jurisdictions.
Motions Practice in Personal Injury Cases: Offense & Defense
This program will discuss the most commonly filed Motions in both the District and Circuit Courts for personal injury cases from the plaintiff’s perspective. In addition, it will introduce the relevant Maryland Rules and applicable case law relating to Motions filed by plaintiffs and opposed by plaintiffs during the course of litigation.
Navigating the AI Revolution in the Workplace: Legal Landscape and Practical Solutions
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly prevalent in everyday life and employment settings, state and federal regulators are racing to implement regulatory frameworks to keep pace with this rapidly evolving technology. This session will explore the current legislative landscape of AI in the workplace, focusing on furthering anti-discrimination policies and providing practical strategies for employers to navigate this complex terrain.
Navigating Workplace Flashpoints and Conflicts
Over the years, the line between work and non-work has become fuzzier, and our workplaces have seen increasing polarization. Companies must now navigate social, cultural, and political flashpoints in their workplaces. This session will explore effective strategies for addressing these situations and ensuring legal compliance while remaining focused on business goals. It will use interactive scenarios and provide practical guidance.
New Ways For Mediation: “A Visual Approach”
Taking Off the Gloves: Adversarial v. Non-Adversarial. The attendees will learn how to sell the plaintiff’s case by arming the mediator with facts, supporting their position with facts, and, most importantly, showing the mediator the facts.
Overcoming the Rule of Finality in Veterans Benefits Cases
What happens after a denial by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) becomes final? VA claimants who are denied disability compensation or pension have finite amounts of time in which to apply for higher-level review at the agency and ultimately, in the Courts. But what options remain for those who miss their deadlines to pursue VA and judicial appeals (often, through no fault of their own)? During this presentation—which is intended both for practitioners who currently represent disabled Veterans and their families and for aspiring advocates of these underserved heroes—we will explore pathways for collaterally attacking the finality of adverse VA decisions and for thereby qualifying for retroactive benefits that may total in the tens, or even hundreds, of thousands of dollars. Specific topics covered will include: How to seek revision or reversal of final VA decisions based on clear and unmistakable error (CUE); The mechanics of filing a CUE claim; How to plead CUE with specificity; The three criteria of a successful CUE claim; What types of VA errors may, and may not, qualify as CUE?; What evidence will VA consider when deciding a CUE claim?; Common errors VA makes when dismissing or denying CUE claims; Additional pathways for challenging final VA decisions.
Overview of Legal Areas Impacting Children and Young Adults With Disabilities
The presenters will provide an overview of disability-related topics, including special education law, discipline of children with disabilities, transition planning for children with disabilities, bullying, harassment, intimidation of children with disabilities, and guardianship and less restrictive alternatives.
Padilla in 2025: Defense Counsel’s Obligations in a Shifting Immigration Landscape
This session, aimed at criminal and immigration practitioners, will discuss the extent of defense counsel’s obligation to advise non-citizen and naturalized citizen clients about immigration consequences, provide tips for serving these clients effectively even as national immigration policy changes, and explore various arguments for post-conviction relief based on incomplete or inaccurate immigration advice.
PBJ(c) Updates: Tips for Using Maryland’s Newest Criminal Disposition
The PBJ(c), a new procedural mechanism for imposing a PBJ disposition designed to minimize collateral consequences, has been in effect for more than 18 months and has been utilized to varying degrees across the state. This session will review the basics of how the PBJ(c) works and who can benefit, clear up common mistakes and misconceptions, and provide updates and lessons learned from the first 1.5 years of implementation.
Personal Jurisdiction in a Virtual World
It is common knowledge that the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the U.S. economy by dramatically increasing the number of remote workers. What Maryland lawyers may not fully appreciate, however, is the extent to which the shift to telework altered the legal landscape for resolving employer- employee disputes. The fact that employees may work remotely significantly impacts whether personal jurisdiction exists in Maryland in employer-employee disputes involving breach of contract, violation of the Maryland Uniform Trade Secrets Act, or other workplace-related claims. To show that personal jurisdiction exists in this new virtual world, Maryland employers must take care in recruiting employees, negotiating contracts, and structuring their legal claims. Conversely, the broader availability of remote work opportunities gives employee-defendants new arguments concerning where claims must be litigated and which claims are viable. Drawing on their experience in employer-employee disputes in particular, the panelists will analyze key considerations that drive the personal jurisdiction analysis and discuss related legal topics concerning the viability of claims in the employer-employee context, with the goal of ensuring that counsel on all sides appreciate how these emerging issues may impact future decisions about how and whether to litigate.
Pro Bono as a Path to Professional Growth: Skills, Support, and Community Impact
This dynamic panel will explore how private attorneys can leverage pro bono opportunities as a powerful tool for professional development while making a meaningful impact in their communities. From honing litigation and client advocacy skills to expanding professional networks, pro bono service provides attorneys at all stages of their careers with invaluable experience in a structured and supportive environment. Panelists will include experienced attorneys who have integrated pro bono into their practices in different ways, as well as legal services providers who support their work. The discussion will highlight how pro bono work enhances legal skills, creates professional opportunities, and fulfills a lawyer’s ethical commitment to access to justice. Panelists will share their personal experiences, practical insights, and best practices for making pro bono an effective part of a legal career.
Settlement Dynamics and Strategic Negotiations – How to Maximize the Benefits of the Mediation Process
This session provides a comprehensive exploration of the stages of negotiations, common settlement dynamics, and maximizing the benefits of the mediation process. The course breaks down the stages of negotiation, from initial discussions to final closure, while addressing the unstated realities that often drive parties’ actions and impede progress in mediation. Participants will also learn to distinguish and recognize the difference between the substantive merits of a case and the settlement dynamics of the dispute, including the impact of pacing, making and responding to unrealistic offers, positional bargaining, creating leverage, changing up the dynamics, and getting to final closure.
Severance Agreements that Serve Both Parties
This program will offer a general overview of a severance agreement, i.e., spelling out the end of an employment relationship. It will also discuss scenarios in which severance agreements may be used (performance/conduct-based discharge; resignation; role elimination; reductions in force) and suggest best practices when structuring a severance agreement, i.e., consideration –monetary/non-monetary; release; no rehire provisions. Additionally, it will identify circumstances to be mindful of when structuring the agreement and how certain provisions may cause the process to fall apart.
Significant Business Law Changes Under the Trump Administration
The Trump administration has significantly influenced the business environment—from trade policies to employment laws, the business environment has changed. We will examine employment, trade, technology and sustainability and the changes that are effecting business today.
Strong and Balanced: Legal Supervision, Flamingo Style
Ideal for any member of the legal profession who supervises others or hopes to one day! Learn practical tips for managing staff effectively, enhancing productivity, creating maintainable work-life balance, and sustainable growth. Discover your flamingo leadership abilities!
Tech to Make You More Efficient: Leveraging Mainstream AI tools in Your Organization or Practice
This session will give attendees practical insights into how widely available AI and other technology tools can significantly boost productivity in law practice or other business contexts. Building upon the foundational knowledge shared in last year’s session, we will introduce more advanced tools and use cases for modestly priced AI tools from OpenAI, Microsoft, Zoom, and others. The session will focus on cost-effective solutions and efficiency hacks. We will walk participants through real-world examples, including public chatbots, the development of GPT models, and the use of AI for automating workflows. Key topics include public chatbots and their practical applications, mainstream AI productivity tools, the use of ChatGPT for coding and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and data visualization through AI.
Telling a Compelling Story
Arguably, our most important job as litigators is to tell our clients’ stories. We’ve all learned about writing fact sections and developing a theme for oral or closing arguments, but when was the last time you hit “pause” to consider the best way to give life to your clients’ stories in a way that vindicates them and captures the attention and empathy of our audiences (judges, their clerks, juries, other attorneys, and the public at large)? Explore writing and storytelling techniques that will help elicit interest, build dramatic tension, and deemphasize unfavorable facts without losing credibility. The session will also address law as a form of critical rhetoric and encourage attendees to consider how the language used in their arguments contributes to or deconstructs harmful historical patterns and inequities embedded in the law. The panelists will provide examples and use sensory writing exercises to help you put your lawyer hat aside and think like a creative writer and narrator by building empathy through sensory detail.
The Bankruptcy Octopus – How Bankruptcy Impacts Your Case
Bankruptcy can impact every area of law. Our panel of experienced bankruptcy attorneys will discuss how a bankruptcy case impacts such areas as (1) personal injury, (2) wills, trusts, and probate, (3) installment contracts, especially vehicle loans, (4) domestic relations, (5) section eight housing law, and (6) environmental law. The impact is not intuitive and can be a trap for the unwary. You will leave the program with a basic understanding of the issues involved.
The Daubert Motion: How to Write It, Oppose It, and Deal With It on Appeal
Challenges to expert opinion are virtually de rigueur five years after Rochkind. You’ve lined up the experts, learned the science or the medicine, and taken the depositions. Now what? You’ll learn practical strategies for motions and appellate practice, whether you expect to be an appellant or an appellee. You’d rather be an appellee! So, get the motion or the opposition right the first time with the tips you’ll take from this seminar.
The Law of Armed Conflict: Case Study on Current Events & Military Tribunals
The program is intended to give an overview of “The Law of Armed Conflict” in general. The program will focus on “The Law of Armed Conflict” (LOAC), also referred to as the Law of War, where the program intends to address four fundamental principles: 1) Distinction: Combatants/ Soldiers must distinguish between civilians and enemy combatants; 2) Proportionality: Injury/harm to non-combatants/civilians should be minimal and relate to the military mission; 3) Necessity: Every military strike (bombings/firings/strikes) should serve a specific military objective; and 4) Humanity: enemy combatants warrant the protection of basic human rights. Additionally, an overview of military tribunals will be presented. The program will have at least one speaker/lecturer, and, based on available dates, there is the possibility of adding a distinguished guest speaker/panelist (Brent Rushforth Esq.) in addition to the program speaker/lecturer.
The Supreme Court’s Role in Defending the Rule of Law
Join a panel of experienced Supreme Court litigators and commenters as they discuss litigation involving the Administration with a focus on litigation pending in the Supreme Court and headed towards the Court.
Title IX Bootcamp – Essential Practice Tips for Criminal Practitioners
In 2020 and 2024, the Department of Education released comprehensive Title IX regulations that greatly impact the process and procedures institutions of higher education must follow when investigating and resolving complaints of sexual harassment, including sexual assault and other sexual violence. Often, in these matters, parallel criminal proceedings are initiated by the complainant (alleged victim), such that the respondent (alleged perpetrator) is compelled to retain criminal defense counsel. While experts in criminal defense, these attorneys often find themselves in unfamiliar territory, attempting to work through an educational process in which university counsel and victims’ rights counsel might have developed significant expertise. Navigating the Title IX process in a way that doesn’t prejudice the criminal process, and, often, while also navigating yet a third process when the complainant seeks a protective/peace order, is no small task. This session will give attendees a baseline understanding of how to approach a Title IX matter while protecting their clients’ rights in the related criminal action.
Tracing Marital and Nonmarital Property: A Guide For Family Law Attorneys
When navigating a divorce in Maryland, accurately distinguishing marital and nonmarital property is critical for a fair settlement and the equitable distribution of assets. With a firm understanding of the equitable distribution rule and the impact of relevant case law on marital and nonmarital property, you’ll be well-equipped to advocate for your client effectively and streamline property divisions in the divorce process.
Trade Secrets: Protecting the Crown Jewels of Your Client’s Business
Trade secret litigation can be costly and fast-paced. This program will address concrete ways to help your clients protect their trade secrets and, if necessary, best position themselves for litigation.
Updates from the Maryland Judiciary’s Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office: New Rules, New Opportunities
Join us to learn more about the work of MACRO, recent initiatives and Maryland Rules changes, the Maryland Program for Mediator Excellence, and developments in circuit court ADR programs.
Updates in Immigration, Border Security & Asylum Law
Humanitarian Immigration relief - Changes and practice updates in a New Era Border Security Changes and What is Next Best Strategies in representing Asylum Seekers TPS – Is the end near? Executive Orders and Constitutional Issues
What Maryland Employment Lawyers Should Know About Maryland Whistleblower Laws
An overview of Maryland whistleblower laws and how best to bring and defend such claims.
What Would You Like To See Happen At Your Next Mediation?
Panel discussion by veteran mediators and litigators regarding best practices followed by both good attorneys and good mediators to maximize the chances of success at mediation.
White Collar Criminal Defense Updates
Our presentation delves into the intricacies of white-collar criminal defense, providing attorneys with a comprehensive analysis of current legal trends, case law, and effective defense strategies.
Workers’ Compensation – A 40 Year Journey
An advocate looks back at a 40-year career in workers’ compensation in Maryland and the steps we must take to maintain the integrity and significance of the Maryland statutory scheme for employers and employees.
Working with Court Interpreters
Qualified language interpreters are registered and assigned to thousands of court proceedings. What are the best practices for lawyers and LEP litigants working effectively with court-appointed interpreters? What new regulations require qualified ASL interpreters in courtrooms and law offices? Distinguished panelists will also offer guidance for avoiding interpreter fatigue and errors, meeting interpreting challenges with audio/video evidence, assisting LEP court visitors with documents, using visual interpreters by individuals with disabilities, and preparing for hearings with ASL and CDI interpreters.
Working with Medical Experts in Child Abuse/Sexual Assault Cases: A Case Study
Consulting with the right medical expert is often the difference-maker in a criminal case, particularly when medical testimony is the primary evidence. Panelists from the defense and prosecution will weigh in on a recent case in which a defendant was convicted of sexual assault of a non-verbal 21-month-old child. Years later, consultation with multiple medical experts revealed that the child suffered from a rare but frequently misdiagnosed medical condition. Panelists will share their insights and experiences where the evidence ultimately revealed that no crime had occurred.
Yikes! I Said the Wrong Thing: Addressing the Isms and Lack of Diversity in Our Work Places
Effective leaders are tasked with developing the talent and skills of their team members. This interactive discussion will spark introspection and help participants develop better understanding and respect by leveraging cultural differences. As participants learn the habits and navigate awkward situations, they will become more enlightened and authentic advocates in their workplaces. This session will use the book What if I Say The Wrong Thing? by Verna Myers, the session will define implicit bias and explore 10 of the “25 Habits for Culturally Effective People.”
Your Future Self Will Thank You – How to Handle the Division of Retirement Benefits BEFORE Signing an Agreement or Going to Trial
Whether you are negotiating a prenuptial agreement or a property settlement agreement or are litigating a contested divorce, often, a client’s most valuable asset is a retirement account. Divorce and family law attorney Rama Taib-Lopez and estates and trusts/QDRO attorney Sarah Broder will discuss the variety of retirement assets and how best to deal with them in litigation, especially within a family law case, including what documents you need to obtain in discovery, when you need a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) and when you don’t, and other related topics.
Where is the . . .
Everything you need to know to have a great Legal Summit!
Coffee, Water & Snacks
The essentials, right? Coffee, water and snacks are conference mainstays . . . and we have them!
2nd Floor, Ballroom/ Exhibitor Hall
(All Wednesday & Thursday until 1 PM)
2nd Floor, Classroom Hallway (Near Rooms 201-206 )
Mother’s Room
A quiet, private place for nursing mothers.
Mezzanine Level, Room M203
(Access through the elevator by the classrooms on level M)
Calm Room
Need a sensory break? Head downstairs to relax and regroup.
1st Floor, Show Office (Near elevator)
Business Center
Grab a spot, and answer some emails while charging your devices in our Business Center!
2nd Floor, Room 213
Wellness Spot
Sit back and relax with our Lawyers Assistance Program and Tidal Health. Take a moment to take care of yourself.
2nd Floor, Ballroom/Exhibitor Hall, Booth #48/49
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• Please look for signage indicating a charging table in each classroom.
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