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3:45 - 4:45 PM - Breakout Session 6
Choose from one of the following sessions: ET: The Expansion of Multijurisdictional Practice ET: The Ethics of Jury Selection ET: Faith in Foxholes: How to Make Sure Your Good Faith is Plain Session DescriptionsThe Expansion of Multijurisdictional Practice As remote practice has become prevalent and firms have continued to grow, we will discuss the law on this developing issue, incorporating substantive rules, the Model Rules, and ethics opinions from the ABA and state bars. Speakers:
Patrick Eckler - Freeman, Mathis, & Gary, Partner Monica Logan - CapSpecialty, Head of FI and D&O Claims Danielle Parry, Senior Claim Attorney, Minnesota Lawyers Mutual
The Ethics of Jury Selection Join us for a discussion of the rules and ethics of jury selection, including jury research and the breach/ invasion of privacy, juror profiling, invading the province of the jury, inflaming the jury, reptile theory in voir dire, and the prevalence of bias. Speakers:Jordan Edelman - Kopka Pinkus Dolin, Shareholder Yvonne Hill-Planter – Skyward Specialty Insurance, Director of Claims-Programs & Captives Robert Kopka - Kopka Pinkus Dolin, Founding Partner Mike LaFond - Pekin Insurance, AVP of Claims Dan Wolfe - Magna Legal Services, Senior Director of Jury Consulting
Faith in Foxholes: How to Make Sure Your Good Faith is Plain In many jurisdictions, claims of bad faith are the goal of plaintiff's tactics, not the intent of the carrier or defense counsel. Often the goal is so plain, it feels like you are litigating in a foxhole. Every e-mail you write, every phone call you have, every discovery response can serve to either protect you or shoot you down. This panel will discuss how to litigate effectively when you know plaintiff's real target is you. Speakers:Colleen Shields, Pres/Chief Counsel of Richmond Risk Mgmt, Inc., a subsidiary of Ark Syndicate. Kathryn Whitlock - McAngus Goudelock & Courie, Member Laura Zaroski - Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., Managing Director, Law Firms Practice Group
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