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SPRING 2019 USLAW NETWORK CLIENT CONFERENCE

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WELCOME TO MUSIC CITY USA – Nashville Tennessee – and the Spring 2019 USLAW NETWORK Client Conference. Join us March 28 - 30, 2019, in exciting Nashville - where folks come to be country stars...and country stars come to be home. But before we experience the sounds of Music City, we’ll first experi - ence what USLAW does best – top notch educational presentations that are concise, clear and on point. Our five areas of concentration will be Construction Law, Insurance Law, Retail and Hospitality Law, Transportation and Logistics, and finally, Data Privacy and Security. Each track delivers up-to-date informa - tion and analysis of some of our industry’s hottest topics. Add to the mix, the dynamic and inspirational presentation by keynote Dr. RIck Rigsby and you have the formula for an unmatched educational opportunity. But eventually we give into the temptations and the sounds of Nashville, leaving the classroom for an afternoon of honky-tonk. From record - ing studios to the Listening Room, to walking with icons Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline to feeding wild animals at the Nashville Zoo, you’ll finish your day with a real taste of what makes Nashville tick. But don’t get too comfortable, because nothing shakes, rattles and rolls quite like a Nashville Night. Sure Nashville is known for it’s ... but its also home to a very upscale – and flavorful – culinary scene. Experience Nashville’s five-star dining at our opening night Dine Around. We’ll crank it up a bit the following nights with an unbelievable evening with legends inside the Country Music Hall of Fame, and closing event, the Garden Party Spring Soiree. Nashville in the springtime...make plans now to join us in March in the heart of Country Music. Boots optional.

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THURSDAY FRIDAY MARCH 28, 2019 March 29, 2019

11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Board of Directors Meeting Conference Information and Working Lunch Desk Open

11:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M. MORNING USLAW Conference Spouse/Significant Other Registration Open Optional Social Activity

2:15 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. 7:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. USLAW Client Leadership Breakfast Council Meeting Open for All Conference Attendees

2:30 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. 8:15 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. USLAW Diversity Conference Opening Remarks Council Meeting 8:30 A.M. – 9:30 A.M. 2:30 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. Featured Speaker: Invited Client/Member Dr. Rick Rigsby Attorney/Corporate Partner One-on-One Meetings 9:45 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. On Thursday afternoon, March 28 we’ve set aside (5) Educational Tracks time to have invited client guests schedule one-on-one meetings with our member attorneys AFTERNOON and corporate partners. Only offered at the Optional Afternoon request of invited clients, these meetings provide Social Activities All Conference Attendees an opportunity to learn more about

firms/attorneys in jurisdictions clients may be 6:30 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. seeking assistance or relationships. As well, A Private Evening at the introductions can be made at the outset of the Country Music Hall of Fame conference before the activities/sessions begin. Invited client guests will receive a survey by March 1 with more details and information regarding how to schedule these meetings. SATURDAY 4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. March 30, 2019 USLAW Practice Group Meet & Greet Receptions 7:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Conference Information Desk Open 5:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M. Invited Client Only Reception MORNING Open to Invited Clients Guests and Spouse/Significant Other Their Significant Others Only Optional Social Activity

5:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. Member Attorney and Corporate Breakfast Partner Business Meeting Open for All Conference Attendees Open to USLAW Member Attorneys and Corporate Partners Only 8:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. (5) Educational Tracks 6:00 P.M. – 7:15 P.M. Welcome Reception AFTERNOON for All Conference Attendees Optional Afternoon Social Activities 7:15 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. All Conference Attendees Nashville Five-Star Dining 7:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. garden party spring soiree

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MEET RICK RIGSBY

FRIDAY March 29 • 8:30 A.M. – 9:30 A.M. FEATURED SPEAKER

In 2017, Dr. Rick Rigsby delivered one of the most passionate speeches ever heard. More than 200 MILLION PEOPLE worldwide viewed the speech in a video that went viral in just a matter of days.

WHEN AUDIENCES HEAR RICK RIGSBY ...THEY ARE NEVER THE SAME.

Dr. Rick Rigsby is President and CEO of Rick Rigsby Communications. The former award- winning journalist followed a television career with graduate school—and two decades as a college professor . . . most of those years at Texas A&M University, where he also served as character coach and chaplain for the Aggies football team.

Dr. Rick’s dynamic presentations motivate, empower and inspire worldwide—from Africa and Asia, to the Americas, Europe and Canada. Rick’s audiences include Fortune 500 companies, academic communities, and service organizations. The internationally acclaimed speaker is a favorite among professional sports organizations, including the National Football League and the PGA TOUR.

Named twice as an outstanding professor in the College of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M, Dr. Rick has numerous publications. His first non-academic book— Lessons from a Third Grade Dropout —is a USA TODAY , Wall Street Journal and Amazon best seller.

® NET W WO LA R S K U THURSDAY EVENING Welcome Reception and Five-Star Dining in Nashville 6:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. • Attire: Business Casual

A conference kick-off tradition, join us at the hotel for our Welcome Reception followed by departures to our various dine around destinations. Please select one restaurant at the time of submitting your conference registration. Please note that all restaurants have limited capacities. Space will be held on a first-come, first-served basis. Listing of practice groups associated with each restaurant is for reference only. You may choose any one of the seven restaurants at which to dine.

Construction Law Practice Group (Two Restaurants)

5th & Taylor Maximum Capacity: 52 Construction Law #1 At 5th & Taylor, they believe the simple act of sharing a meal returns us to the days when what we have in common is more important than what separates us. Though we may come to the table with a variety of hopes and needs, we can relate through the universal necessity to nourish our bodies and connect with others. 5th & Taylor is Chef Daniel Lindley’s homage to the American family meal. Inspired by Sunday dinners from his child - hood, the menu features familiar yet refined expressions of traditional fare meant to foster a sense of community among guests.

Merchants Maximum Capacity: 75 Construction Law #2 Merchants is located in a historic building on the corner of 4th and Broadway in down - town Nashville that dates back to 1892. The building has been a myriad of things, includ - ing a pharmacy, a wholesale drug company, and even a hotel. In 1988, it became Merchants restaurant. In 2010, the Goldberg brothers purchased the three-floor restau - rant and gave it new life. Merchants offers contemporary cuisine in a beautiful historic setting. Seafood, steaks, poultry and pasta adorn the menu and the atmosphere is the perfect location to enjoy these popular dishes with a southern flare.

Insurance Law Practice Group (one Restaurant)

Sambuca Maximum Capacity: 80 Insurance Law Located in the heart of the trendy Gulch warehouse district, Sambuca Nashville is a rockin’ supper club featuring nightly live music as diverse as their eclectic menu, from classic rock, sultry vocals, crooners and jazz, to top 40. The eclectic European design and glass-enclosed Skyloft overlooking the Nashville Skyline offers the coolest vibe in town! Sambuca features savory new American food and modern cocktails that will tempt any palate and nourish the soul. NET W WO LA R S K U THURSDAY EVENING

retail and Hospitality Law Practice Group (Two Restaurants)

Kayne Prime Maximum Capacity: 104 Retail and Hospitality Law #1 Kayne Prime is the artful fusion of a chef-chic boutique restaurant, with the great American steakhouse. Progressive in every sense – cuisine, wine & mixology, stylish design – Kayne Prime is the modern evolution of the classic upscale steakhouse. Farm- to-table creations, sophisticated cocktails, and an exceptional wine list, make this award- winning steakhouse, truly distinctive. A rustic yet modern interior features a sleek study of woods, rich leathers, and walls of reclaimed railroad ties. Breathtaking views high - lighting the historic train yards, Union Station, and the downtown Nashville skyline play backdrop to an evening of exquisite dining.

Moto Maximum Capacity: 44 Retail and Hospitality Law #2 Italian for “motion” and the commonly used term for motorcycle or scooter, the word moto has been selected as a moniker for this cultural icon of Italian life. Paying homage to their warehouse location’s former life as a mechanics’ shop on MStreet in the Gulch, Moto Cucina’s design reflects the free spirit and gritty glamour associated with the Italian moto motif. Moto features inspired rustic-modern Italian cuisine. Moto's menu is a contemporary approach to authentic Italian cooking that utilizes product consciously sourced from local farms and artisans balanced by premium product imported from Italy.

Transportation and Logistics Practice Group (two Restaurants) The Mockingbird Maximum Capacity: 100 Transportation and Logistics #1 The Mockingbird, a modern diner serving up global fare and delicious fun, is led by the talented culinary duo of executive chef Brian Riggenbach and front-of-house extraordi - naire Mikey Corona. Inspired by the restaurant’s namesake, Brian has created The Mockingbird’s menu to mimic its surroundings, offering comfort food favorites influ - enced by the many global elements that make up American culture and cuisine. He has crafted the menu so that no two dishes are alike, pulling inspiration from the country’s melting pot of cultural diversity to create a truly exciting menu of varied flavors.

Fin & Pearl Maximum Capacity: 56 Transportation and Logistics #2 Fin & Pearl is Nashville’s first fresh seafood restaurant committed to sustainable and traceable sourcing, earth-friendly operations, and providing an approachable dining experience served with southern hospitality. Its mission is to create a sustainable seafood restaurant in both their practices and buying strategies, while communicating with customers honestly and with 100% transparency. As the seafood industry has become increasingly difficult to regulate, Fin & Pearl is committed to exclusively work - ing with purveyors that provide the highest quality fish caught by small, privately owned boats devoted to the sustainability of their catch. In addition to sourcing high quality seafood, Fin & Pearl will source from local Nashville farms whenever possible. NET W WO LA R S K U An Evening at the FFRrIiDdAaYy Country Music Hall EVENING of Fame & Museum

Join us for an evening celebrating the great legends of country music and their many achievements. Stunning architecture greets you upon entering the Mike Curb Conservatory. Food stations dot the expansive space as you mingle beneath the stars of a beautiful Nashville night.

The Museum is ours for the evening, so move about the many exhibits and memorabilia and explore at your pace the rich history of the likes of Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams, and Johnny Cash. Learn of their strug - gles, successes and ultimate stardom, in an interactive, fun environment.

Next, take your seat in the “pitch- perfect” CMA Theater, where we will be treated to a private concert from a national recording artist.

Don’t miss this authen- tic country music experience. Country Music Hall of Fame 6:30 PM - 10 PM Dress: Business Casual

A five-minute walk from JW Marriott Nashville

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Join us for the USLAW Closing Garden Party Spring Soiree... DependiGng upon the kinadness orf Motdher Naeture, nPwe’ll either gather outside on JaW Marriott’st styliysh Event Lawn or in a beautifully transformed JW Marriott Ballroom. Either way, the evening promises to delight. From the Grand Umbrella Gateway, to the tulip garden, to the majestic mighty oak you’ll be in attendance of a true Southern Tradition...The Garden Party.

Here you’ll enjoy some of the South’s most celebrated party fare as you sip fine spring time libations and mingle amongst the Boxwoods. Visit one of our beautiful “clipping” gardens and create your own centerpiece masterpiece. Marvel as the growing vines come to life and dance and sway before you.

No Garden Party would be complete without a little night music. Enjoy some of Nashville’s greatest “yet-to-be-discovered” rising music stars. Exquisite fare, hand-crafted cocktails, music and mingling await you.

JW MARRIOTT HOTEL • 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM • DRESS: CASUAL

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INSURANCE 2 LAW SPRING 2019 USLAW NETWORK RETAIL AND EDUCATION HOSPITALITY LAW TRACKS 3

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DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY ® 5 CONSTRUCTION LAW ®

1 AGC HOUR RENEWABLE ENERGY: WHY THE During this interactive session, we will discuss the CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IS A FAN impact, influence and benefits of the Associated General Renewable energy projects are booming across the Contractors of America in addressing construction law United States. During this hour-long session, the panel issues at the state and federal level across the United will discuss the unique contracting issues presented States. The discussion will address current issues and when dealing with these types of projects plus interest - hot topics relating to recent legal trends, developments ing and challenging projects to date. and challenges faced by the contractors and construc - tion professionals in the United States. WEATHER-RELATED EVENTS – HURRICANES, FLOODS, AND WHEN OSHA COMES CALLING EARTHQUAKES (OH MY!) – Whether the result of an accident or a complaint, (JOINT SESSION WITH USLAW INSURANCE LAW nobody likes it when OSHA shows up at their jobsite or PRACTICE GROUP) facility. A panel of experts will discuss best practices for Natural disasters are unpredictable and devastating. reducing the likelihood of an OSHA investigation, man - They wreak havoc on lives, homes and businesses. This aging the inspection, and responding to citations past year we’ve seen many natural disasters strike the issued. north, south, east and west. What can you do to be pre - pared for when disasters occur? How do you prepare for FALSE CLAIMS ACT: delays and/or destruction caused by natural disasters? THE NEW CONSTRUCTION HAMMER When insurance is unavailable or inadequate to cover This session will highlight the ever increasing use of the the damages, lawsuits against builders and contractors federal False Claims Act and its various state counter - soon follow. The panel of construction and insurance parts to combat alleged contractor fraud on public proj - professionals will discuss the challenges which result in ects. The panelists will discuss what can trigger a case both areas of law. Discussions will include how to handle and the best ways in which to avoid violations. weather-related events that take place during construc - tion projects, steps you can take to be better prepared and the related coverage issues that arise.

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Caryn A. Boisen Larson King, LLP St. Paul, MN

Michael A. Ludwig Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, P.L.C. Phoenix, AZ INSURANCE 2 LAW ® INSURANCE COVERAGE IN INSURING 2030 THE #METOO AGE Who has a crystal ball? If we could insure the future, (JOINT SESSION WITH PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY what would it look like? While the future may at times PRACTICE GROUP) be difficult to predict, this session will take a hard look This session features a discussion of ongoing insurance into what it means to and how one would insure the coverage litigation involving #metoo claims. Topics will future. There will be a guided discussion with the audi - include the declaratory judgment action pending against ence about insurance issues arising from predicted Harvey Weinstein, how the insurance disputes affect the future claims (i.e. weather, drones, AI, automated vehi - defense and ultimate resolution of the claims, best prac - cles, etc.). What do you expect will affect insurance in tices for corporations facing such claims, and impact on the future? Come ready to discuss. the insurance industry. Key learnings and best practices shared will help attendees address claims should they “HOT TOPICS” IN INSURANCE LAW arise and be prepared before they even happen. There is a seemingly endless array of important issues impacting the insurance industry and insurance law. This CANNABIS AND INSURANCE session will feature an interactive open discussion of There has been robust discussion - and in some cases “hot topics” in insurance law today. A panel of attor - even voting - across the country to legalize recreational neys and clients will help navigate and discuss these marijuana in several states, medical marijuana in even “hot topics,” with plenty of dialogue and exchange more states and all while marijuana still remains illegal among all attendees. What keeps you up at night? We under federal law. With the changing tide, what are the want to know. Let’s talk about it. issues plaguing insurance companies and corporations alike with the legalization of marijuana? Can your WEATHER-RELATED EVENTS – cannabis business be insured and is that insurance HURRICANES, FLOODS, AND worth the paper it is written on? How are insurance EARTHQUAKES (OH MY!) – companies underwriting these risks and what are the (JOINT SESSION WITH CONSTRUCTION LAW pitfalls. These and many more questions will be PRACTICE GROUP) addressed and answered during this session. Natural disasters are unpredictable and devastating. They wreak havoc on lives, homes and businesses. This past year we’ve seen many natural disasters strike the north, south, east and west. What can you do to be pre - pared for when disasters occur? How do you prepare for delays and/or destruction caused by natural disasters? When insurance will or will not be available to cover the damages, lawsuits against builders and contractors soon follow. Will the insurance be adequate to cover the dam - ages? The panel of construction and insurance profes - sionals will discuss the challenges which result in both areas of law. Discussions will include how to handle weather-related events that take place during construc - tion projects, steps you can take to be better prepared and the related coverage issues that arise.

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Christine V. Anto SmithAmundsen LLC Chicago, IL

Neil V. Mody Connell Foley LLP Roseland, NJ RETAIL AND 3 HOSPITALITY LAW ® WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SUMMARY THE 1000-POUND GORILLA: JUDGMENT AND APPEAL? MITIGATING LEGAL COST FROM THE Some contend that the art of preparing a case for dis - ATTORNEY PERSPECTIVE positive motion has been lost. Unfortunately, there are As a follow-up to the popular 2017 spring conference several factors in today’s litigation practice that validate presentation where a panel of clients outlined the fac - this contention. We will examine several of those fac - tors they take into consideration when evaluating the tors, including the differing outcomes and costs associ - effectiveness of outside counsel’s representation, this ated with pursuing such motions in state court versus follow-up session will weave in the attorney perspective. federal court, the ever-growing trend of early case reso - This program is intended to be an open discussion lution, overall risk adversity due to unpredictable and between an attorney panel and audience members, and outrageous jury verdicts and a general cost/benefit attorneys will address challenges sometimes presented analysis. We will also examine how failing to posture a by billing and case reporting guidelines, working attor - case for summary judgment can cost one considerable ney restrictions and other client-specific mandates. This settlement leverage at the mediation table. forum is an opportunity for both client and outside counsel to learn from one another through conversations that need to take place before it is “too late.” Topics INITIAL CASE ASSESSMENTS AND will range from the choice of panel counsel, alternative EVALUATIONS: WHAT DOES THE RETAIL fee arrangements and bill review programs to expert dis - CLIENT WANT TO KNOW AND WHEN? covery and retention, early resolution and mediation. With the proliferation of advertising firms filing first notice lawsuits coupled with 98% of filed civil cases being settled, what are clients looking for and when in FRAUD AND CORRUPTION IN developing internal reserves, settlement authority and PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATION claim strategies. This interactive discussion will center This session will take a behind-the-scenes look at fraud - on how to bridge the gap between the initial investiga - ulent schemes to stage slip-and-falls. Discussions will tive cost and early resolution. center on referral relationships between private inves - tigative firms and doctors and the competitive nature of true ambulance chasing and advertising. Panelists will NAVIGATING THE WATERS WHEN discuss the impact of these underlying issues in defend - DEFENDING CLAIMS BY MINORS ing suits and the importance of practicing with a height - Claims by minors bring unique issues and challenges ened awareness to what may be going on behind the with regard to investigating, defending and resolving scenes. claims. This presentation will touch upon such issues as statute of limitations, the role of the guardian ad litem, negotiating with emotional parents, to predicting jury outcomes with the sympathetic plaintiff.

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Thomas S. Thornton, III Carr Allison Birmingham, AL TRANSPORTATION 4 AND LOGISTICS ® THE FUTURE IS NOW AUTOMATIC BUT FOR THE PEOPLE: AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AND OTHER UTILIZING APPELLATE COUNSEL BEFORE SCIENCE FICTION TURNED FACT YOU NEED THEM The trucking industry’s autonomous future is here. Our In this session, we explore the counterintuitive economy panel members discuss the status of autonomous trac - achieved by retaining appellate counsel for the life of a tors and their impact on the industry, including whether case. Appellate lawyers can anticipate how to protect they will help with qualified driver shortages and how the record in discovery and at trial, preserve good they present exposure to new forms of risk. results and avoid bad ones. KEEP YOUR HAND ON YOUR NIPPING THE “EXTORTION CASE” WALLET: THE PLAINTIFF’S PLAN OF IN THE BUD ATTACK FROM THE PLAINTIFF’S AND On the other side of the economics spectrum we have MEDIATOR’S PERSPECTIVE “Extortion Cases,” which present questionable theories They say the best settlements are those where both par - of liability and limited damages, but can be difficult – ties dislike the result at least somewhat. In this pro - and expensive – to get rid of. Our panelists share their gram, the plaintiff’s lawyer and mediators on our panel thoughts and methods about how to dispose of these do their best to unpack this truism and provide insights matters as efficiently as possible. from the other side. Also, this session will provide insight into the dynamics of the plaintiff’s room in THE “NEW” STANDARD OF CARE – response to mediation moves and tactics. TECHNOLOGY The plaintiff’s bar is now asking what you didn’t have on REVISITING THE PLAINTIFF'S PLAYBOOK your truck. Is the failure to use technology a legitimate In this session, we take another look at the Plaintiff’s cause of action? In this session, we explore whether col - Playbook. We will discuss new theories of liability, lision avoidance technology is the current standard of heightened standard of care arguments, and damages care. In addition, we will discuss the current status of arguments such as foregoing claims for economic dam - rulemaking with respect to this technology. ages in favor of non-economic damages only. TECHNOLOGY ON ITS HEAD RUNNING THIN AT THE MARGINS: THE What happens when technology does not do what it is DRIVER SHORTAGE AND THE RISKS supposed to do? Should the trucking industry point fin - INVOLVED IN HIRING MARGINALLY gers at the “new technology?” In a related topic, we will QUALIFIED DRIVERS discuss the wisdom and/or viability of pointing the fin - Trucking is a notoriously tough business with sometimes ger at the manufacturers of collision avoidance technol - thin profit margins. One of the issues affecting those ogy, in the event it does not work as advertised. margins is the current driver shortage. Our panelists will assess how the absence of highly qualified drivers com - pels companies to hire marginally qualified drivers, which leads to a whole host of increased liability risks.

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Matthew W. Bauer Connell Foley LLP Newark, NJ

Timothy R. Smith Pion, Nerone, Girman, Winslow & Smith, P.C. Pittsburgh, PA DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY ®

5 PRIVACY & SECURITY NEW TECHNOLOGIES – COMPLIANCE: THE GOOD, IOT, BLOCKCHAIN, 5GW, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY AI: THE BENEFITS AND PITFALLS Has the mentality of “it will never happen to me” been a Advancements in technology are driving improved cus - realistic approach to security compliance for companies, tomer experiences and corporate efficiency in every sec - big and small? Could your company be in legal hot water tor of the economy. From blockchain and smart for simply over-promising on the security of customer contracts, to artificial intelligence and data driven deci - data? This discussion will delve into the various laws, sion making, to innovative commercial applications of regulatory actions, penalties and unfair and deceptive the Internet of Things (IoT), companies and law depart - trade practices that you may not have even realized were ments need to balance the risk of using new technology lurking. Join us as we consider the nuts and bolts of pri - you may not fully understand with the risk of not using vacy compliance learned from a range of real-life experi - them. This panel will explore the legal, compliance and ences. evidentiary issues behind the emerging and transforma - tive technologies impacting your industries. ss. INFORMATION AND SECURITY BEST PRACTICES FRAUD, HACKERS AND SCAMS: Understanding the way "best practice" is used (or mis - THOSE WHO DO NOT LEARN FROM used) in the information security context, and the basis HISTORY ARE CONDEMNED TO REPEAT IT for those conclusions, is critical to assessing the true Social-engineering — for instance, opening an email value of any practice to your organization. This presen - attachment forwarded by your “customer” only to have tation will take a broader view of security and informa - malware infect your system — is, today, commonplace. tion management, including risk management of your But how did we arrive in these cyber wars we see every third party vendors and contracts your company has, to day and what is the next wave of hacks and scams? This examine commonly recommended "best practices" asso - presentation will provide a History 101 of frauds, hacks ciated with information security. Join us to help you and scams perpetuated to date and consider what cyber understand what are truly “best” practices. threats are on the horizon. Being an A-student in this class will arm you in a world where one mouse click can PLANNING YOUR BREACH wreak havoc on your business. RESPONSE AND CYBER INSURANCE CLAIM: IT STARTS TODAY A company’s greatest data or cybersecurity threat may not be some anonymous outsider—it could be your newest or most senior employee. Yet, companies may direct the bulk of their cybersecurity efforts at IT sys - tems and information management, instead of employee training and discipline. Using real world examples, this presentation will focus on why a breach response — and cyber insurance — can help you sleep better at night.

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Molly Arranz SmithAmundsen LLC Chicago, IL

Batya A. Forsyth Hanson Bridgett LLP San Francisco, CA

Michael J. Steinlage Larson King, LLP St. Paul, MN SPRING 2019 USLAW NETWORK CLIENT CONFERENCE AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES

LISTENING ROOM CAFÉ IN THE ROUND VIP ZOO TOUR: CHOCOLATES AND WINE: STAR IN THE STUDIO: AN AFTERNOON WITH BEHIND THE EXHIBITS AT NASHVILLE ZOO LUNCH, GOOGOO SHOP AND WITH #1 BILLBOARD RECORDING ARTIST HATCH SHOW PRINT MEGHAN LINSEY

WALK WITH THE ICONS: BITES AND SIGHTS: USLAW’S EXCLUSIVE USLAW’S PASS, PUNT, KICK CASH & CLINE MUSEUM TOURS GERMANTOWN FOOD TOUR AT NISSAN STADIUM

READY FOR BATL? SOUTHERN BEAUTY: HISTORY WITH A PLANTATIONNASHVILLE MUSIC HISTORY: SUDS AND SPIRITS DECADENT TWIST AT BELLE MEADE RYMAN AND STUDIO B AND LUNCH AT CAFÉ LULA SPRING 2019 USLAW NETWORK CLIENT CONFERENCE AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES

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t THESE ACTIVITIES ARE OFFERED BOTH FRIDAY (3/29) AND SATURDAY (3/30) t OPTION 1 LISTENING ROOM CAFÉ IN THE ROUND WITH THE WARREN BROTHERS Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime, completely unique Nashville experience: In the Round! This famously intimate event at the Listening Room Café connects USLAW guests with the singers and writers who penned some of country music’s biggest hits. Performing today will be the Warren Brothers, Brad and Brett Warren. These well-known brothers in the Nashville music scene have written for Tim McGraw, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Faith Hill, and Keith Urban. They are best known for number their number one songs “Every Time I Hear That Song” recorded by Blake Shelton and “Sober Saturday Night” recorded by and among many other hits. The brothers will share stories of how their songs were written, as well as behind the scenes insights about the music business! Lunch will be served first at the Listening Room Café.

Includes lunch, all drinks, performance, songwriter meet & greet, signed artist photograph, OFFERED and deluxe motor coach transfer. BOTH FRI Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. & SAT Return by 4:00 P.M. Transfer time: 15 minutes • Limited to the first 100 registrants.

OPTION 2 VIP ZOO TOUR: BEHIND THE EXHIBITS AT NASHVILLE ZOO OFFERED Go behind the scenes at the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere and get an inside BOTH FRI look at the zoo’s operations and exhibits. We will start the afternoon with & SAT lunch at The Botswana Overlook where USLAW guests will view the White Rhinos. Then we will proceed to the guided tour which will include a visit to the newly expanded animal hospital and a look inside the animal diet commissary, where you can help feed some of the animals in residence. See 375 species from the okapi to the flamingos and everything in between, collecting photos and memories with the animals along the way. A top zoo in the nation accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Nashville Zoo is an international leader in conservation and care. If you are an animal lover, this is a one-of-a-kind afternoon!

Includes lunch, all drinks, zoo tour, zoo keeper chat, animal meet and greet, scavenger hunt, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. Return by 4:30 P.M. Transfer time: 15 minutes Limited to the first 30 registrants. t THESE ACTIVITIES ARE OFFERED BOTH FRIDAY (3/29) AND SATURDAY (3/30) t

OPTION 3 CHOCOLATES AND WINE: LUNCH, GOOGOO SHOP AND HATCH SHOW PRINT OFFERED Start this sweet afternoon with lunch at The Southern. The Southern’s cui - BOTH FRI sine brings a southern sensibility to time-honored dishes from around the & SAT world with influences from the Gulf Coast to the Caribbean and from Nova Scotia to North Carolina. Next stop, Nashville’s famous GooGoo Shop! Meet the team at the GooGoo Clusters Factory and learn about the candy’s his - tory and create their original treat. Once you have perfected your creation, head over for a wine and truffle pairing featuring Arrington Vineyard Wines. You will end your afternoon with another local icon, Hatch Show Print for a tour of the iconic poster shop. Here, you will see the history of Nashville’s music scene come alive through the studio’s famed show posters before pulling your own print from the collection to take home.

Includes lunch, all drinks, GooGoo class, wine/trufle tasting, hatch show print tour, custom poster, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. Return by 4:30 P.M. Transfer time: 15 minutes • Limited to the first 25 registrants.

OPTION 4 STAR IN THE STUDIO: AN AFTERNOON WITH #1 BILLBOARD RECORDING ARTIST MEGHAN LINSEY Join #1 Billboard recording artist Meghan Linsey and Nashville record pro - ducer Tyler Cain for an interactive Nashville recording studio experience. After enjoying an intimate acoustic performance by the CMA and ACM nomi - nated star, you will have the opportunity to ask questions and get to know Meghan. Then enjoy a once in a lifetime experience and record vocals with Meghan before departing with an mp3 of the group recording, a signed CD, and a photo taken on the red carpet.

Includes box lunch, drinks, studio tour, performance by Meghan Lindsey, recording session and copy of recording, signed Meghan Linsey CD, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 1:30 P.M Return by 4:15 P.M. OFFERED Transfer time: 15 minutes BOTH FRI Limited to the first 40 registrants. & SAT

OPTION 5 WALK WITH THE ICONS: CASH & CLINE MUSEUM TOURS OFFERED To begin the afternoon, dine at historic Woolworth on 5th. In 1925, the BOTH FRI Woolworth lunch counter opened and in 1960 it became one of the first & SAT sit-ins to fight the Jim Crow laws dating back to the 1890s. The building is one of the original “five and dime” stores. Next, visit the Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline Museums. With the largest collections of both Patsy Cline’s and Johnny Cash’s memorabilia, both museums are recognized worldwide. Each tour will be privately led by Johnny Cash’s brother, Tommy Cash, and Patsy Cline’s daughter, Julie Fudge. They will speak about their memories with their brother and mom and snap a photo with guests in front of their favorite exhibits!

Includes lunch, drinks, private museum tours, appearances by Tommy Cash and Julie Fudge, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. Return by 4:15 P.M. Transfer time: 15 minutes Limited to the first 50 registrants. t THIS ACTIVITY IS OFFERED BOTH FRIDAY (3/29) AND SATURDAY (3/30) t OPTION 6 BITES AND SIGHTS: USLAW’S EXCLUSIVE GERMANTOWN FOOD TOUR For true USLAW foodies, today you’ll experience private and exclusive tast - ings at four of the best restaurants in Nashville’s Germantown. Start with appetizers and cocktails at Von Elrods Beer Garden and Geist Restaurant and Bar. For the main course, we will head to Mop N Broom Mess Hall created by Nashville’s first James Beard award-winning chef, Tandy Wilson. Finally, enjoy a sweet treat at Tempered Café and Chocolate. Tempered Cafe & Chocolate, is a sweet and savory destination specializing in small batch arti - san chocolates. At each stop, USLAW will be provided a private dining space and given a brief introduction about their meal and the restaurant from the expert - either the chef or restaurant owner. This is a great way to explore the beautiful Germantown and taste some local Nashville bites.

Includes private tastings at four restaurants, all drinks, and deluxe motor coach transfer. OFFERED Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. (Group 1) BOTH FRI and 1:15 P.M. (Group 2). & SAT Return by 3:45 P.M. (Group 1)/4:15 P.M. (Group 2). Transfer Time: 15 minutes • Limited to the first 60 registrants.

t THESE ACTIVITIES ARE OFFERED FRIDAY (3/29) ONLY t OPTION 7 USLAW’S PASS, PUNT, KICK AT NISSAN STADIUM Sports fans, this is your chance to spend a dream afternoon and ultimate football fan experience at Nissan Stadium, home to the Tennessee Titans. Step right on the field to play Punt, Pass, and Kick alongside Titans Cheerleaders, T-Rac (Titans mascot) and a notable former Titan player. Kick a football through the uprights, pass through the Bridgestone tire, and make a running catch downfield as event staff feeds footballs through jugs machines. We will start the afternoon with a private lunch and drinks in the press box followed by an insiders’ tour of the stadium.

Includes lunch, all drinks, field access with mascot, cheerleader and former player appearances, on-field competitions and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 1:00 P.M. Return by 3:30 P.M. OFFERED Transfer time: 15 minutes Limited to the first 50 registrants. FRIDAY ONLY

OPTION 8 READY FOR BATL? Lunch, Axe Throwing, and Craft Brews, what could be better? Your first stop is an award-winning, indulgent barbeque lunch at Edley’s. Next up, an adventurous teambuilding activity with lessons and two-hour axe-throwing competition at the home of the BATL (Backyard Axe Throwing League), founded in 2006. End your afternoon of friendly rivalry with a seasonal flight tasting at TailGate Beer, crafting small-batch brews in Nashville since 2014.

Includes lunch, drinks, beer tasting, axe-throwing lessons and competition, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. Return by 5:00 P.M. Transfer time: 15 minutes Limited to the first 24 registrants.

OFFERED FRIDAY ONLY t THIS ACTIVITY IS OFFERED FRIDAY (3/29) ONLY t

OPTION 9 SOUTHERN BEAUTY: HISTORY WITH A DECADENT OFFERED TWIST AT BELLE MEADE PLANTATION FRIDAY Enjoy an exclusive lunch, private tour and wine, cheese and chocolate ONLY pairing at the beloved historical site, Belle Meade Plantation. USLAW guests will start the afternoon with a seated lunch in the 1892 Carriage House followed by a mansion tour. You will learn about the historical sig - nificance of the plantation and its beautiful Greek-Revival mansion. This is the only place where you can taste Belle Meade wines alongside Southern delicacies as you enjoy these pairings. Belle Meade is most notable for its enduring contribution as a world-renowned thoroughbred farm—an exten - sive list of Kentucky Derby winners can trace their bloodline to this farm.

Includes lunch, drinks, cheese/chocolate/wine pairing, mansion tour, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M. Return by 5:00 P.M. Transfer time: 20 minutes Limited to the first 50 registrants

t THESE ACTIVITIES ARE OFFERED SATURDAY (3/30) ONLY t OPTION 10 NASHVILLE MUSIC HISTORY: RYMAN AND STUDIO B AND LUNCH AT CAFÉ LULA Embark on a tour of some of the most important landmarks in music history. The afternoon begins with lunch at Café Lula at the Ryman Auditorium fol - lowed by a private tour of the Ryman, known as “the Carnegie Hall of the South.” Stand on the stage of the Mother Church of Country Music, and walk in the footsteps of Earl Scruggs, Mae West, and Elvis Presley. Afterwards, you will be taken to Historic RCA Studio B. Studio B is a true Nashville treasure and served as the recording home to some of the most notable music artists, including Roy Orbison, , and Charley Pride. Taking advantage of an opportunity not offered to the public, you will have the chance to record your own song and take it home on a CD!

Includes lunch, all drinks, private tour of the Ryman and Studio B, recording session, copy of recording, and deluxe OFFERED motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY Return by 4:45 P.M. ONLY Transfer time: 15 minutes Limited to the first 50 registrants.

OPTION 11 SUDS AND SPIRITS The art of craft brewing and distilling is flourishing in Nashville! OFFERED Begin the afternoon at Fat Bottom Brewery where you will enjoy lunch SATURDAY accompanied by a beer flight, then a private brewery tour, followed by ONLY the chance to enjoy a beer in the garden. For the next stop, visit Marathon Village, home to Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery, home to one of Nashville’s artisan whiskeys. Tour the distillery, taste several vari - eties and learn about the process and history of the local brand. Lastly, take a little time to explore Marathon Village including a stop at the newly opened Jack Daniel’s Nashville General Store.

Includes lunch, drinks, brewery tour and tasting, distillery tour and tasting, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 12:45 P.M Return by 5:00 P.M. Transfer time: 15 minutes Limited to the first 35 registrants. SPRING 2019 USLAW NETWORK CLIENT CONFERENCE MORNING ACTIVITIES

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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 29 FARM TO TABLE AT GREEN DOOR GOURMET Situated on 350 lush acres of land in Nashville, Green Door Gourmet focuses on bringing the farm to the table. Green Door grows a variety of fruits, veg - etables, and herbs and serves local grass-fed meats, honey, jams, dairy, and baked goods. Upon arrival, USLAW will have exclusive access to the Green Door Cabin. You’ll participate in a hands-on cooking class centered on healthy eating and farm-to-table meals. Following breakfast, you will enjoy a tour of the farm to see where breakfast was sourced!

Includes hands-on cooking class with breakfast, drinks, farm tour, and deluxe motor coach transfer. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on motor coach at 8:30 A.M. Return by 12:00 P.M. Transfer Time: 30 minutes Limited to the first 40 registrants.

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 30 CALLING ALL SHUTTERBUGS! Enjoy a lesson in photography followed by a photography tour of downtown Nashville where you can apply the techniques you just learned. No special equipment needed! Use your camera or even your phone. The lesson and tour will be led by professional photographer, Allen Clark. Allen has traveled the world as a professional photographer for more than 20 years, but he still calls Nashville home. Throughout his career he photographed two presidents, two knights, Miss America, and a host of musicians, actors, writers, politicians and celebrities.

Includes photographer presentation and guided photography walking tour. Depart JW Marriott Nashville on foot at 9:00 A.M. Return by 11:45 A.M. Limited to the first 40 registrants. NET W WO LA R S K U

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JW MARRIOTT WORLD CLASS LUXURY WITH A SOUTHERN FLAVOR NASHVILLE Situated on prime real estate in vibrant, burgeoning Music City, the JW

Marriott Nashville rises from one of the city’s highest points (second only to

the Capitol building). With a full-service, modern spa, museum-worthy collec -

tion of contemporary art, rooftop terrace and pool, as well as world-class din -

ing in three restaurants and dramatic indoor / outdoor event spaces that

complement the neighboring 16-acre Music City Center convention complex,

the hotel is truly a one-of-a-kind luxury destination. The JW Marriott Nashville

is 15 minutes from the Nashville International Airport. The airport is serviced

by major airlines, including Delta, United, American, Southwest, JetBlue and

British Airways which provide more than 460 flights daily.

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CCREDITATION PHONE FAX CLE AND CE A K By registering for this conference, you agree to let your USLAW NETWORK will be offering national CLE EMAIL information be shared within the Spring 2019 Conference app. credit for attorneys and CE credit for TX and FL adjusters only. All states are currently pending. CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION (CLE) LIST YOUR STATE AND BAR NUMBER We have partnered with CEU Institute as our CONTINUING EDUCATION (CE) FOR INSURANCE ADJUSTORS LIST YOUR STATE AND LICENSE NUMBER CE/CLE provider to manage all credits: Please Select Track You Primarily Plan To Attend: www.ceuinstitute.net. K Track 1 – Construction Law K Track 2 – Insurance Law K Track 3 – Retail and Hospitality Law K Track 4 – Transportation and Logistics K Track 5 – Data Privacy and Security Should you have questions, please contact

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K K THU MAR 28 Welcome Reception & Five-Star Dining in Nashville (Choose One) K 5th & Taylor K Fin & Pearl K Kayne Prime K Merchants K Moto K Sambuca K The Mockingbird K K FRI MAR 29 An Evening with Legends…Country Music Hall of Fame K K SAT MAR 30 Conference Closing Evening Event – Garden Party Spring Soiree

CP S OPTIONAL AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES K K FRI MAR 29 1 Listening Room Cafe in the Round K K 2 VIP Zoo Tour K K 3 Chocolate and Wine K K 4 Star in the Studio K K 5 Walk with the Icons Cash & Cline Museum Tour K K 6 Bites and Sights: Germantown Food Tour K K S e l e c t o n e p e r d a y 7 Pass, Punt, Kick at Nissan Stadium for both CP & S K K 8 Ready for BATL K K 9 Southern Beauty at Belle Meade Plantation

K K SAT MAR 30 1 Listening Room Cafe in the Round K K 2 VIP Zoo Tour K K 3 Chocolate and Wine K K 4 Star in the Studio K K S e l e c t o n e p e r d a y 5 Walk with the Icons Cash & Cline Museum Tour for both CP & S K K 6 Bites and Sights: Germantown Food Tour K K 10 Nashville Music History: Ryman & Studio B K K 11 Suds and Spirits

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