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Welcome...... 1 Open Forum...... 2 Programs...... 3 Social Events and Highlights...... 12 Golf, Tennis, and Yoga...... 14 Tours and Colorado Springs Activities...... 15 Activities for the Kids...... 16 Activities for the Kids and Child Care Information...... 18 Hotel Information...... 19 General Information...... 21 Registration Form...... 23 Thank You and Our Sponsors...... 25 Planning Team (top to bottom, left to right): Tripp and Cara Haston; Joe and Karen O'Neil; and Laura and Joe De Santos

We are thrilled to invite you to join us from Sunday, July 5 to Friday, July 10 at The Broadmoor for our Annual Meeting. Like the IADC, The Broadmoor is exceptional in every way. Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Colorado Rockies, it provides its guests with five-star accommodations, dining, activities, and services. Whether this is a return trip or your first visit to The Broadmoor, you will quickly discover why our experience will truly be An IADC Homecoming. Our planning team has endeavored to deliver an Annual Meeting that provides you and your family with relevant and interesting educational offerings, signature IADC fellowship with member families, and opportunities to enjoy everything Colorado Springs and the surrounding Rockies has to offer. Our CLE presentations, organized by our CLE Program Steering Committee Chair Alex Hagan and his committee, will be stimulating and cutting-edge. The Open Forum on Monday, July 6 will feature a living legend, Ambassador Andrew Young, who will share his unique perspective formed as a U.S. civil rights and global leader.

The Major CLE programs include topics on diversity in the 21st century with an address from the President of the Hispanic National Bar Association, Ms. Cynthia D. Mares, key issues for corporate counsel, and a presentation on when vigorous advocacy goes too far led by a panel of state and federal judges from New York, Iowa, and Colorado. And in honor of the late George Lavin, we have a stellar panel presentation on Silent Advocacy by some of his prominent devotees. The Committee CLE programs will highlight, among other things, topics such as cyber liability, strategic planning for law firms, and preparing witnesses to handle Reptilian tactics. We have truly unique General Interest sessions planned, including an address by Professor G. Robert Blakey and U.S. District Judge John Tunheim concerning their work on the investigation and report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In addition, Sara James, a leading Australia-based foreign correspondent, and South African-based Justice Richard Goldstone will address the manner the international community seeks and obtains justice in complex terrorism and crimes against humanity cases. Our popular IADC Talks series continues this year with Witnesses to History - a series of presentations by eyewitnesses to historical change in China, Germany, Iraq, and Louisiana. Besides our great line-up of programs, Colorado Springs has many outdoor activities to enjoy for the entire family. From a visit to Pikes Peak to hiking to fishing to mountain biking, it is all easily available. And The Broadmoor’s three championship golf courses are nationally ranked and utterly picturesque.

As usual, our meeting will be filled with great social events including ourWelcome to Colorado Springs Reception, GO TEAM! Show Your Colors Theme Party, and our Stars Fell on Colorado Reception and Gala. Of course, we also have our customary morning walks and runs, book review, family games, and other receptions to provide you plenty of opportunities to experience signature IADC fellowship with friends and family. We look forward to seeing you in July! Tripp and Cara Haston

#IADC2015AM 1 Open Forum Open Forum Andrew Young

Monday, July 6 10:15 - 11:30 a.m.

Andrew Young has always viewed his career through the lens of his first career - that of ordained minister. His work for civil and human rights, his many years in public office as Congressman, United Nations Ambassador and Mayor, his leadership of the Atlanta Olympic Games, his advocacy of investment in Africa through GoodWorks International, and the establishment of the Andrew J. Young Foundation are all a response to his call to serve.

Ambassador Young brings a unique perspective formed by his wealth of experience in national and global leadership to his focus on the challenges of this era. He confronted segregation with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and galvanized a movement that transformed a nation through non-violence. Young was a key strategist and negotiator during the Civil Rights Campaigns in Birmingham and Selma that resulted in the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

He was elected to the U.S. Congress in 1972, the first African-American elected from the deep South since Reconstruction. He served on the Banking and Urban Affairs and Rules Committees, sponsoring legislation that established a U.S. Institute for Peace, The African Development Bank and the Chattahoochee River National Park, while negotiating federal funds for MARTA, the Atlanta highway system, and a new international airport for Atlanta. His support for Jimmy Carter helped to win the Democratic Party nomination and election to the Presidency. In 1977, President Carter appointed him to serve as the nation’s first African-American Ambassador to the United Nations, where he negotiated an end to white minority rule in Namibia and Zimbabwe and brought Carter’s emphasis on human rights to international diplomacy.

Ambassador Young’s leadership as Mayor of Atlanta took place during a recession and a reduction in federal funds for cities. He turned to international markets for investments in Atlanta, attracting 1,100 new businesses and $70 billion in investments that added 1 million jobs to the region. He developed public-private partnerships to leverage public dollars for the preservation of Zoo Atlanta.

Ambassador Young led the effort to bring the Centennial Olympic Games to Atlanta and as Co-Chair of the Atlanta Olympic Committee, he oversaw the largest Olympic Games in history - in the number of countries, the number of athletes, and the number of spectators. He was awarded the Olympic Order, the highest award of the Olympic Movement.

Ambassador Young retired from GoodWorks International, LLC. in 2012 after well over a decade of facilitating sustainable economic development in the Caribbean and in Africa. Ambassador Young has received honorary degrees from more than 100 universities and colleges in the U.S. and abroad. President Jimmy Carter awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom and France awarded him the Legion d’Honneur, the greatest civilian honor in each nation. He recently received an Emmy for Lifetime Achievement and in 2011 his portrait became part of the permanent collection of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. President William J. Clinton appointed him the founding chair of the Southern African Enterprise Development Fund. He serves on a number of boards including the Martin Luther King Center for Non-Violent Social Change, Barrick Gold, the United Nations Foundation and the Atlanta Falcons, and the Andrew Young School for Policy Studies at Georgia State University and Morehouse College.

Andrew Young Presents, the Emmy-nominated, nationally syndicated series of specials produced by Ambassador Young through the Andrew J. Young Foundation, Inc., is seen in nearly 100 American markets and around the world through the Armed Services Network. The Andrew Young Foundation is engaged in documenting, preserving, and interpreting Ambassador Young’s legacy of servant leadership toward ending racism, war, and poverty for current and future leaders.

Ambassador Young is the author of three books: A Way Out of No Way, An Easy Burden, and Walk in My Shoes. He is the father of four and the grandfather of eight. Ambassador Young and his wife, the educator and civic leader Carolyn McClain Young, reside in Atlanta.

2 #IADC2015AM Programs Alternative Dispute Resolution/Appellate Practice/ Business Litigation Monday, July 6 Through the Back Door: Ways to Obtain Judicial Review of an Arbitration Award

7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Your client just lost a major arbitration and Insurance and Reinsurance Committee wants to know its options. Can anything be done? Business Meeting Arbitration awards are famously unreviewable in court, but there are a few holes in the fortress. This Professional Liability Committee Business panel of experienced appellate lawyers will take you Meeting through backdoor grounds to obtain judicial review of arbitration awards: what the grounds are, how to Transportation Committee Business Meeting use them, and how to fend them off if you’ve won. Surviving the Data Breach Avalanche Speakers: Robert A. Brundage, Bingham The recent high profile data breaches involving McCutchen, San Francisco, CA USA; Mary-Christine Target, Sony, and Anthem are indicative of the Sungaila, Haynes and Boone, LLP, Costa Mesa, CA cyber breach avalanche that has arrived. For every USA Target, Sony, and Anthem, there are dozens of small to mid-size companies that are data breach Drug, Device and Biotechnology/Medical Defense and victims. The 2014 NetDiligence Claims study Health Law revealed that 56% of data breach claims occurred in the professional, media, and transportation Chronic Pain: The Narcotics Problem business sector. Understanding cyber liability The balance between therapeutic treatment and risks are now a necessity for transportation prescription drug abuse is complex and a major companies and the lawyers that serve them. This problem internationally for patients, physicians, program will provide a general overview of cyber and health care institutions. Dr. Randolph will exposures facing the transportation industry. teach you about the extremely high mortality *This presentation will NOT be eligible for CLE rates that accompany long term use of prescribed credit. opioids and the written standards of care required of physicians who prescribe such drugs. You will Speaker: Elizabeth Fitch, Righi Fitch Law Group, learn about the challenges faced by hospitals and Phoenix, AZ USA clinics whose physicians prescribe narcotics and practice tips so that you may better advise and represent such institutions and their employed or credentialed physicians.

Moderator: R. Douglas Vaughn, Deutsch, Kerrigan & Stiles, L.L.P., Gulfport, MS USA Speakers: Dr. David Randolph, M.D., Cincinnati, OH USA; Kara J. Rosenthal, Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell LLP, Denver, CO USA Environmental and Energy Law Cleaning Up After the BP Oil Spill Litigation Five years after the Deepwater Horizon exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, it appears as if BP may be on the hook for as much as $18 billion in federal criminal and civil penalties, more than $12.1 billion in claims already paid to members of the public, and future costs well beyond the $2 billion already

#IADC2015AM 3 Programs Speaker: Cynthia D. Mares, President, Hispanic Monday, July 6 continued National Bar Association, Denver, CO USA spent to assess and remediate natural resource Twelve Angry…Jurors: Diversity and Jury Selection damages. Our panelists will examine this legal Jury venires have changed since Twelve Angry landscape from both a global and local perspective Men and To Kill a Mockingbird depicted the once and discuss how BP’s management, in an attempt standard all white male jury. Hear perspectives to control BP’s public image by accepting liability for from the bar and a nationally renowned jury claims that were not caused by the spill, tilted the consultant about conducting voir dire, jury selection playing field against the company’s own interests. criteria, presentation of evidence, and mock trial considerations, all with an eye towards the diverse Speakers: Linda Kay Barnes Baxter, Cosmich perspectives of a modern jury. Simmons & Brown, PLLC, New Orleans, LA USA; Eric G. Lasker, Hollingsworth LLP, Washington, DC Moderator: William J. Kelly, III, Kelly & Walker USA; Leigh Ann Schell, Kuchler Polk Schell Weiner & LLC, Denver, CO USA Richeson, LLC, New Orleans, LA USA Speakers: Silas Lee, Ph.D., Dr. Silas Lee & Associates, New Orleans, LA USA; Julie M. Walker, 8:45 - 10:15 a.m. Kelly & Walker LLC, Denver, CO USA Opening Session 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. 10:15 - 11:30 a.m. International Committee Business Meeting OPEN FORUM - ANDREW YOUNG For a full description on Andrew Young and the Open Forum, see page 2. Tuesday, July 7

2:30 - 4:00 p.m. Major CLE 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Illusions, Insights and Context: Diversity in the Alternative Dispute Resolution/Business Litigation/ 21st Century In-House and Law Firm Management/Insurance Sponsor: Diversity Committee Executives Perspective from the Bar Early and Often? A Discussion of When and How Cynthia D. Mares, the 2014-2015 National President Mediation and Settlement Should be Explored of the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA), Early in a Dispute or Even Before One is Filed will discuss the origins and formation of the HNBA as well as its current goals and accomplishments. “The courts of this country should not be the places Ms. Mares will share her insights on HNBA diversity where resolution of disputes begins. They should be initiatives, collaborations with other diverse the places where the disputes end after alternate organizations, the ever changing face of the practice methods of resolving disputes have been considered of law, and the vital role of diversity in our everyday and tried.” - Justice Sandra Day O’Connor practice. While this advice is sound in theory, it’s not as clean in practice. Attorneys, business clients, and insurance companies must weigh many factors when deciding whether to pursue early resolution of a dispute. This program will discuss the pros and cons of early dispute resolution, provide practical advice for early case assessment, and highlight client expectations with respect to the issue. Speakers: Albert C. Hilber, Swiss Re America Corporation, New York, NY USA; Eric Watt Wiechmann, McCarter & English, LLP, Hartford, CT USA

4 #IADC2015AM Programs Class Actions and Multi-Party Litigation/Drug, Device and Biotechnology/Environmental and Energy Law/ Product Liability/Toxic and Hazardous Substances Litigation Assessing the Viability of Medical Monitoring Several recent appellate decisions demonstrate that courts continue to grapple over the viability of claims filed by plaintiffs who do not currently suffer from an actual injury or illness, but rather seek “medical monitoring” and damages for the costs associated with monitoring them for the possible development of an illness or condition related to their claimed exposure International to a hazardous substance or product. This seminar The Evolution of Lawyers’ Fee Arrangements in will address how jurisdictions vary in their approaches the US, Canada, South America and Europe to these claims, cover the highlights of recent decisions The legal services market has changed from a and their potential impact nationwide, and provide sellers’ market to a buyers’ market. With pressure to practical advice for designing medical monitoring contain or reduce legal costs, larger in-house legal programs and evaluating their effectiveness. departments and greater sophistication, clients Speakers: Michael L. Fox, Sedgwick LLP, San are demanding greater “value,” predictability, and Francisco, CA USA; Nathan J. Karch, Ph.D., DABT, control over their legal fees. This has led to greater Principal Scientist, Exponent, Washington, DC USA interest in alternative fee arrangements. Law firms are responding, some faster than others. This panel Corporate Counsel/White Collar Defense and will educate you on how legal fees are changing around the world so that you can keep pace with Investigation the new reality and not get left behind. (Double) Jeopardy! Navigating Corporate and Moderator: Steven Rosenhek, Fasken Martineau Individual Interests Through the Sludgy Legal DuMoulin LLP, Toronto, ON Canada Waters of BP’s Oil Disaster Speakers: Diógenes Gonçalves, Pinheiro Neto SPONSORED BY DISCOVIA Advogados, Sao Paulo, Brazil; Tanguy Le Gouellec Using the upcoming criminal trials in the BP oil spill de Schwarz, Goldberg Segalla Global LLP, London, matter as backdrop, this program will explore the issues England; Alfred R. Paliani, Quality King Distributors, and interests (often conflicting) facing practitioners Inc./QK Healthcare, Inc., New York, NY USA who represent corporations (both in-house and outside), and those who represent the corporate 8:45 - 10:15 a.m. officers, directors, and employees, in the context of General Interest government investigations and prosecutions. The The JFK Assassination - A Discussion About the presenters will address the critical issues (e.g., clash Evidence and the Questions That Linger 50 Years between corporate cooperation and an individual’s Later Fifth Amendment rights; whether indemnification of corporate personnel jeopardizes a successful corporate Federal Judge John R. Tunheim, Chairman of the resolution with the government; and the nature of U.S. Assassination Records Review Board from 1994 the warnings corporate counsel must provide to to 1998, will discuss the assassination of President its employees as part of its own investigation). This John F. Kennedy and his work in two of the three program is a must for all in-house counsel and all major investigations into the 1963 assassination attorneys who represent corporate interests. in Dallas. Judge Tunheim will discuss the many evidentiary issues concerning the assassination Moderator: Douglas S. Brooks, Libby Hoopes, P.C., that continue today to raise questions in the minds Boston, MA USA of people around the world - from the Warren Speakers: Peggy Kubicz Hall, Greene Espel P.L.L.P, Commission, to the “magic bullet,” to Lee Harvey Minneapolis, MN USA; Brian Heberlig, Steptoe & Oswald, to Jack Ruby, and Johnson LLP, Washington, DC USA; Michael W. Magner, Jones Walker LLP, New Orleans, LA USA #IADC2015AM 5 Programs the state of Colorado will discuss their views on Tuesday, July 7 continued the recent decisions, attorney behavior inside and outside the courtroom, and when they feel to the questions concerning organized crime and conduct rises to the need for sanctions and/ foreign governments. They will reflect on the or attorney discipline. You will not want to miss challenges and obstacles they faced in conducting this opportunity to hear which practices the panel their respective investigations. think are acceptable and not. The House of Representatives Select Committee Moderator: Joseph David Cohen, Porter Hedges on Assassinations investigated the JFK and LLP, Houston, TX USA Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinations, Speakers: Honorable Mark Bennett, United States and the Assassination Records Review Board, District Court for the Northern District of Iowa, an independent federal agency authorized by Sioux City, IA USA; Cynthia D. Mares, President, Congress and appointed by President Clinton, Hispanic National Bar Association, Denver, CO located and released millions of pages of classified USA; Honorable Jeffrey Pilkington, 1st Judicial intelligence and law enforcement records of the District Judge, Golden, CO USA; Honorable Loretta assassination and its aftermath. A. Preska, United States District Court Southern District of New York, New York, NY USA Moderator: Clifford M. Greene, Greene Espel P.L.L.P, Minneapolis, MN USA Speaker: Judge John R. Tunheim, United States 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. District Judge, Minneapolis, MN USA Major CLE Looking Inside/Looking Outside - Perspective on 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. What Matters to Corporate Counsel Major CLE SPONSORED BY MRC When Vigorous Advocacy Goes Too Far This panel will give IADC members unique insights Sponsors: Class Actions and Multi-Party Litigation from current and former in-house counsel. Committee, Drug, Device and Biotechnology Panelists will provide their thoughts on best Committee, Environmental and Energy Law practices for succeeding as in-house counsel and Committee, Insurance and Reinsurance for succeeding with in-house counsel as clients. Committee, and Product Liability Committee They will share their pet peeves, thoughts on the Every lawyer is well aware of his or her ethical direction of the legal market, and how outside obligations to fully participate in discovery and to counsel can best position themselves in the market. be candid with the Court and opponents. Every They will talk about why they hire who they hire, lawyer also has a duty to vigorously defend the what distinguishes the best lawyers, and the best interests of his or her clients. Sometimes, these and worst business development techniques. obligations seem to be at odds and present difficult Moderator: Rebecca Weinstein Bacon, Bartlit choices for the lawyer involved. A string of recent Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott, Chicago, IL USA decisions has seen lawyers being sanctioned for Speakers: Erik J. Frick, Biogen Idec, Cambridge, conduct Courts have viewed as inappropriate MA USA; Marla S. Persky, Boehringer Ingelheim behavior; a variety of sanctions have been levied USA Corporation, Ridgefield, CT USA; Kaspar including monetary sanctions, the requirement Stoffelmayr, Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & that an individual create a training video, Scott, Chicago, IL USA and outright case dismissal. Moreover, some of this behavior can rise to the level of requiring state disciplinary action. In this Wednesday, July 8 session, a moderated panel of three judges from across the country and an attorney 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. who has handled ethical Toxic and Hazardous Substances Litigation complaints on behalf of Committee Business Meeting 6 #IADC2015AM Programs Business Litigation/Insurance and Reinsurance/ Drug, Device and Biotechnology/International/Trial Technology Techniques and Tactics Cyber Liability: Cutting Edge Legal Advice to So Your Client is Going to Be a Video Star... Give Your Clients SPONSORED BY TRIAL BEHAVIOR CONSULTING, INC. As new technology comes into the marketplace at lightning speed, the legal issues that come with it These days, hardly a single deposition goes forward are emerging just as fast. Just a few years ago, cyber without a videographer. As a result of videotaped liabilities were based on hypotheticals. Now, they depositions becoming so common, sometimes we are realities. It’s not a matter of “if,” but “when!” And forget that we may have to live with the video testimony they are realities not just for big corporations, like at trial. The testimonial demeanor of witnesses on Target or eBay, but small companies as well. Our video can make the difference between the jury clients are looking to us to help protect them from believing your client or thinking your client is hiding cyber risks, financial loss, regulatory penalties, and something. This problem can be compounded when reputational damage from data loss and breaches. your client is from another country with a different They are looking to us to help defend them in cyber interactive culture. In this session, you will hear from liability litigated cases. This panel discussion will lawyers and a jury consultant who frequently deal focus on the history and evolution of data breach with these issues and have learned to be masters of cases, the latest best practices available to protect style. our clients, and a full discussion on the insurance coverage offerings and limitations at issue when a Speakers: Roderick Bourke, McCann FitzGerald client’s data is breached. Solicitors, Dublin, Ireland; Aref Jabbour, PhD, Consultant, Trial Behavior Consulting, Inc., San Moderator: Michael Airdo, Kopon Airdo, LLC, Francisco, CA USA; Gail Rodgers, DLA Piper LLP (US), Chicago, IL USA New York, NY USA Speakers: J. Christian Nemeth, McDermott Will & Emery, Chicago, IL USA; Stephen W. Vescovo, In-House and Law Firm Management Thomason, Hendrix, Harvey, Johnson & Mitchell Strategic Planning for Law Firms: PLLC, Memphis, TN USA; Anthony R. Zelle, Zelle Key Considerations McDonough & Cohen LLP, Boston, MA USA With the effects of the Great Recession continuing Construction Law and Litigation to manifest and with the next generation of senior lawyers (i.e. baby boomers) nearing retirement, law The Use of 3D Laser Scanning in Construction firms are continuing to experience unprecedented Defect Cases changes. One of the many lessons learned is the need, Litigating a major construction case today without more than ever, to run our firms in a business-like the use of technology is a risk not worth taking. manner, including undertaking strategic planning. The latest tool available is 3D Documentation. This panel of law firm veterans will explore a few An engineer will explain how this tool documents of the many key considerations for 21st century complex objects and entire environments in the form strategic planning, including, among other subjects, of millions of measurable data points, in a fraction succession planning. of the time it would otherwise take using traditional Speakers: Christopher S. Berdy, Butler Snow LLP, methods. Not only is the detail of documentation Birmingham, AL USA; Val H. Stieglitz, Nexsen Pruet, staggering, but the accuracy of the data captured was LLC, Columbia, SC USA considered impractical just a few years ago. Imagine taking a cross section through a constructed home or creating a topography map of a concrete slab. Don’t miss this cutting edge demonstration.

Speaker: Jason Anderson, P.E., SEA, Ltd., Tampa, FL USA

#IADC2015AM 7 Programs and accuseds who are students. Their responses are complicated by the need to address complaints involving parties who typically both reside on Wednesday, July 8 continued campus and attend classes in the same buildings, 8:45 - 10:15 a.m. and to balance their internal responses with those Major CLE of local law enforcement and prosecutors. This panel includes an attorney who counsels In Compliance: Are We Advocates or Compliance colleges and universities on regulatory compliance Officers? Understanding the Implications of the and represents those institutions in enforcement actions, an attorney who conducts investigations Recent High Profile Recall Investigations and for colleges and universities, and an attorney who Recommendations for Inside and Outside Counsel sits on the governing body of her alma mater. Sponsors: Business Litigation Committee and Corporate Counsel Committee In addition to discussing the legal challenges facing colleges and universities, we hope to address In May 2014, a report disclosed to Congress related questions raised by college age students and their to recalls in the automotive arena included, among IADC parents in the audience. other things, nine recommendations for company lawyers. These recommendations arguably sought Moderator: Scott J. Tucker, Tucker, Saltzman, Dyer to transform in-house and outside counsel into & O’Connell, LLP, Boston, MA USA compliance officers and the consequences of this Speakers: David Fine, McKenna Long, Denver, report will inevitably extend to industries beyond CO USA; Cathy Havener Greer, Wells, Anderson the automotive arena. This panel discussion & Race, LLC, Denver, CO USA; Michael T. Lucey, will provide valuable perspectives from both Gordon & Rees, LLP, San Francisco, CA USA in-house and outside counsel regarding (1) the potential implications of the recommendations; 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (2) the communication of legal risk to business Major CLE units; (3) the preservation of the attorney-client Silent Advocacy: Practical Points for the Trial privilege through investigations, business advice, Attorney and litigation; and (4) best practices. SPONSORED BY THOMAS G. OAKES Moderator: Christopher C. Lam, Nexsen Pruet, ASSOCIATES PLLC, Charlotte, NC USA Four experienced defense attorneys, all of whom Speakers: Patrick J. Conlon, Exxon Mobil worked closely with George J. Lavin, Jr., will share Corporation, Houston, TX USA; Wendy D. May, lessons learned and practical pointers for trial Hartline Dacus Barger Dreyer LLP, practice. Copies of Silent Advocacy by George Lavin Dallas, TX USA; Greg Schuetz, The and Chilton Varner will be available for purchase, Linde Group, Murray Hill, NJ USA with proceeds going to the IADC Foundation.

8:45 - 10:15 a.m. Moderator: Chilton Davis Varner, King & Major CLE Spalding, Atlanta, GA USA Colleges' Responsibilities and Responses to Speakers: Kyle H. Dreyer, Hartline Dacus Barger Allegations of Sexual Assault Dreyer LLP, Dallas, TX USA; Joseph E. O’Neil, Lavin, O’Neil, Cedrone & DiSipio, Philadelphia, PA Sponsor: Trial Techniques and Tactics Committee USA; Mary A. Wells, Wells, Anderson & Race, LLC, As reports of sexual assaults on college Denver, CO USA campuses appear to be a daily occurrence, colleges and universities are faced with the task of complying with Title IX as well as common law obligations concerning the prevention of assaults and the investigation and adjudication of claims of assault, typically involving accusers

8 #IADC2015AM Programs 12:15 - 1:45 p.m. But this is starting to change. This program will Major CLE/General Interest educate the audience on coming changes in our International Terrorism, War Crimes and Crimes world via cutting edge online dispute resolution Against Humanity: How Does the International (ODR), showcase some of the software in action, and talk about what it means for the future of many Community Seek and Obtain Justice? civil disputes. This seminar will also discuss why “tried and true” in-person mediation remains the On a far too regular basis, the world witnesses best option for settlement of most larger disputes, acts of terrorism, grave breaches of international but offer suggestions of modern mediation tactics laws, and widespread and systematic attacks that can help you resolve your case at a fair value. directed against civilian populations. “Punishing” such conduct is complex because it involves so Speakers: Gary D. McConnell, Eckert Seamans many aspects of the human experience: politics, Cherin & Mellott, LLC, Pittsburgh, PA USA; Colin history, culture, and religion, to name a few. These Rule, Modria, Inc., San Jose, CA USA distinguished international speakers will discuss these complex issues and share their insights Class Actions and Multi-Party Litigation on avenues through which the international No Harm – Big Foul? The Spector of “No community brings persons accused of war crimes to justice and, hopefully, brings some measure of Injury” Class Actions relief to their victims. In BP Exploration v. Lake Eugine Land & Moderator: Sara James, Foreign Development (Deepwater Horizon), the Fifth Circuit Correspondent, Author, and affirmed the certification of a class including a Commentator, Melbourne, Australia vast number of members who suffered no injury Speakers: Justice Richard Goldstone, caused by the defendant. The decision appears South African Former Judge, Former to conflict with appellate courts in the Second, Investigator for the United Nations Seventh, Eighth, and D.C. Circuits, which hold International Criminal Tribunals for that Rule 23 and Article III preclude certification of the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, classes that include numerous members who have Johannesburg, South Africa; suffered no injury from a defendant’s acts. This Tomislav “Tom” Z. Kuzmanovic, decision holds implications for credit card hacking Partner, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, litigation embroiling Target and Home Depot, and Milwaukee, WI USA the Whirlpool “smelly washer” litigation. Come listen to counsel involved in these cases explain Light lunch offerings will be available for attendees. the history of “no injury” claims, why they continue to appear, and the best practices for their defense under Rule 23.

Thursday, July 9 Speakers: Derin B. Dickerson, Alston & Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA USA; Timothy Pinos, Cassels Brock, Toronto, ON Canada 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Medical Defense and Health Law/Product Liability Alternative Dispute Resolution/Business Reptile 2.0 - Preparing Witnesses to Handle Litigation Reptilian Questions Resolution 2.0 SPONSORED BY COURTROOM SCIENCES, INC.

Every industry has been revolutionized by Strong, effective depositions decrease the client’s technology over the last two decades, from financial exposure and costs, while weak, ineffective finance to medicine to entertainment. The way we depositions result in higher payouts on claims resolve disputes, however, has not experienced during settlement negotiations. This seminar will similar change. Commercial transactions may focus on defeating Reptile tactics during witness circle the globe in milliseconds, but if a problem preparation and training. Today’s jurors do not arises, resolutions are still largely tied to separate demand perfection, but they do demand geographical jurisdictions and in-person meetings. #IADC2015AM 9 Programs Thursday, July 9 continued effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills when a witness is testifying. The seminar will teach scientifically proven techniques for evaluating witnesses and enhancing their credibility, understandability, and persuasion when facing a Reptile-trained plaintiff attorney.

Speaker: William Kanasky, Jr., Courtroom Sciences, Irving, TX USA Toxic and Hazardous Substances Litigation Revised Federal Rule 26(b)(1) and “Lone Pine” Orders The revisions to Federal Rule 26(b)(1) and their emphasis on proportionality and reasonableness provide defense lawyers with additional reasons to vigorously seek “Lone Pine” orders which will require 8:45 - 10:15 a.m. plaintiffs to provide threshold information about their Major CLE claims and plaintiffs. This process will help separate From the Bench to the Bar: What it Takes to Defend weak claims from strong claims and will work to and Win an Intellectual Property Case ensure fairness. This seminar will demonstrate how Sponsor: Intellectual Property Committee “Lone Pine” orders dovetail with the new Rule 26(b) (1) and how to convince judges and plaintiffs lawyers Some of the most important cases decided today that “Lone Pine” orders are fair and appropriate. involve intellectual property questions, including who owns what intellectual property and how Speaker: Robert F. Redmond, Jr., McGuireWoods that property is protected. Trying these cases to LLP, Richmond, VA USA a jury verdict takes guts and winning them takes a well-designed strategy. Come hear how Yahoo! and Microsoft have defended and won intellectual property trials in some of the most difficult venues in the world. This is an interactive panel discussion you don’t want to miss!

Moderator: Jennifer Haltom Doan, Haltom & Doan, Texarkana, TX USA Speakers: Bill Harmon, Shook Hardy & Bacon, LLP, Former Microsoft Assistant General Counsel, Seattle, WA USA; Hieu Phan, Senior Legal Director, IP Litigation and Conflicts at Yahoo!, San Francisco, CA USA

Major CLE International Arbitration Basics: A Comparative View Sponsor: International Arbitration Committee As business becomes more global, U.S. lawyers are learning what most international attorneys have always known – that international arbitration is a central part of any sophisticated business practice. 10 #IADC2015AM Lawyers who represent clients that interface with Programs foreign businesses must have a basic familiarity Urquhart & Moore LLC, New Orleans, LA USA; Ariel with the major global arbitral forums and basic Ye, King & Wood PRC Lawyers, Beijing, China practices in these forums. This program focuses on three international arbitral venues and examines how each approach the following basic issues: 1) how arbitrators are selected and what qualifications Friday, July 10 are required; 2) how they provide for collecting and uncovering facts and evidence, how that evidence is presented, and how disagreements concerning 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. discovery and presentation of evidence are resolved; Closing Session and 3) what rights of appeal are available. Finally, Please plan to attend our final general session. the speakers will briefly comment on the recently- The traditional gavel will be passed from President adopted IBA Guidelines On Party Representation In Haston to President-Elect O’Neil, and the Nominating International Arbitration. Committee will present its slate of Board members Moderator: Peter Pliszka, Fasken Martineau and officers for members to approve. Join us for this DuMoulin LLP, Toronto, ON Canada special event and be the first to congratulate the new Speakers: Chiann Bao, Hong Kong Center for IADC Board members. International Arbitration, Hong Kong; Shelby Grubbs, Atlanta Center for International Arbitration and Mediation, Atlanta, GA USA; William G. Horton, William G. Horton Professional Corporation, Toronto, Thank you to our CLE Committee and our Annual Meeting ON Canada; Natalia Petrik, Arbitration Institute of CLE Steering Committee for their tremendous work. Their effort and dedication on the Annual Meeting has resulted the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Stockholm, in fantastic programming that you will find enjoyable and Sweden relevant. 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. General Interest CLE Committee Members Mark R. Beebe, New Orleans, LA USA IADC Talks: Witnesses to History Christopher S. Berdy, Birmingham, AL USA Alex J. Hagan, Raleigh, NC USA A Wall. A Revolution. A War. A Catastrophe. A Tripp Haston, Birmingham, AL USA Movement. All epic shifts in history and all witnessed Eric G. Lasker, Washington, DC USA by our members and special guest speaker. In TED- Emmanuèle Lutfalla, Paris, France Deborah G. Cole Creighton Magid, Washington, DC USA talks style presentations, each will walk you through CLE Committee Kenneth R. Meyer, Newark, NJ USA these moments in history from their personal vantage Chair Joseph E. O’Neil, Philadelphia, PA USA Chicago, IL USA Mary-Christine Sungaila, Costa Mesa, point and share the significance of these moments CA USA for them and for the world. Join us as we hear from the following Witnesses to History: CLE Steering Committee Members Mark R. Beebe, New Orleans, LA USA Mollie Benedict, Los Angeles, CA USA Chris Berdy: Tracking the Family Molly Hughes Cherry, Charleston, SC USA Richard Life: The Fall of the Berlin Wall Joseph David Cohen, Houston, TX USA Chas Reynolds: An American Soldier in the Persian Anthony J. Fernandez, Phoenix, AZ USA Amy Sherry Fischer, Oklahoma City, Gulf OK USA Lee Davis Thames: The Civil Rights Movement: Then Alex J. Hagan Michelle M. Fujimoto, Irvine, CA USA and Now Annual Natalie T. Furniss, Columbus, OH USA Meeting Christopher L. Gaenzle, Raleigh, NC USA Quentin Urquhart: When Katrina Came to Town CLE Steering Leta E. Gorman, Portland, OR USA Ariel Ye: Growing Up in China Committee Chair John E. Grupp, Davidson, NC USA Raleigh, NC USA James B. Hood, Charleston, SC USA Tony Kang, Seoul, Korea Moderator: Christopher S. Berdy, Butler Snow LLP, Christopher A. Kenney, Boston, MA USA Birmingham, AL USA Moses Kim, Atlanta, GA USA Richard Life, Retired Navy Captain, Paul Lefebvre, Brussels, Belgium Speakers: Matthew Todd Lowther, Birmingham, AL Estes Park, CO USA; Charles E. Reynolds, II, Butler USA Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP, Tampa, FL USA; Lee Wendy D. May, Dallas, TX USA Kenneth R. Meyer, Newark, NJ USA Davis Thames, Butler Snow LLP, Retired, Ridgeland, Peter J. Pliszka, Toronto, ON Canada MS USA; Quentin F. Urquhart, Jr., Irwin Fritchie Leigh Ann Schell, New Orleans, LA USA Aldos Vance, Birmingham, AL#IADC2015AM USA 11 Megan S. Wynne, Carlsbad, CA USA Social Events and Highlights First Timers Introductions and Reception Stars Fell On Colorado Reception and Gala Sunday, July 5 Thursday, July 9, 6:30 - 11:00 p.m. Introductions: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. IADC members, spouses, and adult children (21 Reception: 5:30 p.m. and over) are invited to this elegant event where The First Timer program is for all IADC members the rustic nature of Colorado’s great outdoors and their guests who have never attended a will be brought indoors for a night of fine dining Midyear or Annual Meeting. At this introduction, and dancing as we celebrate at this final night’s you will learn more about the IADC and the event. Formal, black tie attire requested. Annual Meeting. You will also meet other First Timers and their Hosts, so throughout the week Meet and Greet/Grab and Go Breakfasts you will see familiar faces. Resort casual attire. Monday through Friday, 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. Join fellow attendees for a breakfast buffet each Welcome to Colorado Springs Reception morning to network, discuss ideas, or plan your Sunday, July 5, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. day at the Meet and Greet Breakfasts. There We will kick off our week in Colorado Springs with will also be “Grab and Go” breakfasts available a reception at The Broadmoor. Enjoy beverages outside the CLE meeting rooms. The breakfasts and heavy hors d’oeuvres along with the company are open to all registered attendees. Please wear of your IADC friends and colleagues. Resort your name badge every morning to breakfast. casual attire. SPONSORED BY SEA, LTD. Mix and Mingles Monday, July 6 and Wednesday, July 8 GO TEAM! Show Your Colors Theme Party 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 7, 6:30 - 10:00 p.m. Meet up with friends at The Broadmoor’s The Give me an “I”! Give me an “A”! Give me a “D”! Give Hotel Bar located in the resort’s main building me a “C”! Make plans to show your team spirit at on the mezzanine level before going out for the this fun-filled sports themed party! Show your evening at these cash bar receptions. school pride by wearing your alma mater’s school attire or support your favorite football, baseball, After Dinner Gatherings hockey, soccer, cricket, rugby, or futebol team Sunday, July 5, Monday, July 6, and by sporting their jersey. The hottest sports bar in Wednesday, July 8, 10:00 - 11:30 p.m. town will be at The Broadmoor this evening, and Wrap up your evening with a nightcap and we invite you to join us for upscale and delicious camaraderie at the After Dinner Gatherings held pub fare, sports games, and dancing. Sports team onsite at PLAY at The Broadmoor located on the attire requested. lobby level of the Broadmoor West building. Beer, house wine, and non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary with your meeting name badge.

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Morning Run and Walk about himself. Ultimately, Ward’s is a “story of Monday, July 6 through Thursday, July 9 discovery-personal, historical, and geographical” Run - 6:30 a.m. Walk - 7:30 a.m. that merges “two stories, past and present.” Get your blood pumping in the morning and get to know other attendees at the same time! Whether Hailed by Sinclair Lewis as “one of the most you run or walk, there is time each morning for you important novelists in America,” Wallace Stegner to get moving before the day’s activities. Thank you won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for the Angle of to the Morning Run Chair Dominic Campodonico Repose. A “uniquely American classic,” the editorial and Morning Walk Chair Stacie Linder Hansen. No board of the Modern Library selected the Angle of additional fee or sign-up required for this activity. Repose as one of the hundred best novels of the twentieth century. All attendees are invited to Family Games join what will certainly be an engaging discussion Monday, July 6 about this timeless classic that is as relevant today 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. as it was when first published in 1971. Thank you Join other IADC to Book Review Chairs Chris and Katherine Berdy. families for some friendly competition Afternoon Hike - Manitou Incline at the IADC Family Wednesday, July 8, 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Games. All registered Sign-up to join other IADC attendees on this attendees are invited to challenging and fun hiking adventure! The Manitou participate in these group games. Come Incline is a popular hiking trail rising above join the fun and may the best team win! Thank you Manitou Springs, Colorado near Colorado Springs. to the Family Games Chairs Jennifer and Darby The trail is the remains of a former three foot Doan. No additional fee or sign-up required for this (914 mm) narrow gauge funicular railway whose activity. tracks washed out during a rock slide in 1990. The Incline is famous for its sweeping views and steep Afternoon Bike Ride grade making it a fitness challenge for locals in the Tuesday, July 7, 12:30 p.m. Colorado Springs area. The incline gains over 2,000 Led by avid bicyclist and IADC member David feet (610 m) of elevation in less than one mile. For Rosenberg, join others on this afternoon road ride. more information on the Manitou Incline, please This ride is for experienced road riders and will visit www.manitouincline.net/main.htm. Thank cover some extensive ground in this high altitude you to Afternoon Hike Chairs Brigid Carpenter and hilly environment. The ride will be between 30 and Dominic Campodonico. Register in advance and 40 miles and will last two to three hours. If for this event. Registration fee: $35.00 per person you plan to participate and bring your own bike, and includes roundtrip transportation and bottled please note that helmets are required. If you will waters. need to rent a bike and helmet, please contact David Rosenberg at [email protected]. Costs Dine-Around associated with bike and helmet rentals will be the Wednesday, July 8, Various Times individual’s responsibility. The IADC invites attendees to dine together at some of the area’s best restaurants. A list of Book Review: Angle of Repose by Wallace Stegner participating restaurants and sign-up sheets will Wednesday, July 8, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. be available onsite at the IADC Information Desk. Lyman Ward, a wheelchair-bound Spots will be filled on a first come, first served historian estranged from his basis. All costs associated with dinner, as well family, chronicles the intriguing as transportation to/from the restaurants, will story of his pioneer grandparents be the attendee’s responsibility. Dine-Around “carving civilization into the reservations will include both adult only and surface of America’s western family friendly options. Thank you to Dine-Around frontier.” Although focusing his Chairs Ivan and Stephanie Rodriguez. grandparents history, Ward’s research yields unexpected truths #IADC2015AM 13 Golf, Tennis, and Yoga

GOLF The Broadmoor has three of the finest championship golf courses in the world. Regardless of your handicap, TENNIS you’ll find golf at The Broadmoor challenging and Rated as one of the Top 10 tennis resorts in enjoyable, with tee markers of varying lengths on all the country by Tennis Magazine for the past 15 three courses. years, The Broadmoor Tennis Club has become legendary in Colorado Springs. The resort’s Ryder Cup Golf Tournament award-winning tennis facilities include four new Tuesday, July 7, 12:30 p.m., East Course (Shotgun) cushioned hard courts and two new Har-Tru The registration fee is $299.00 per person which courts. Thank you to Tennis Chairs Michelle and includes greens fees, cart rentals, boxed lunch, Jon Hernandez. bottled waters, prizes, and tournament costs. Thank you to Ryder Cup Golf Tournament Chair Warren Tennis Mixers Butler. Tuesday, July 7 and Wednesday, July 8 SPONSORED BY EXPONENT 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Sign-up for informal and fun play! All levels Couples Golf Event welcome. The registration fee is $35.00 per Thursday, July 9, 12:30 p.m., West Course person which includes court fees, tennis balls, (Consecutive Tee Times) and refreshments. The registration fee is $269.00 per person which includes greens fees, cart rental, boxed lunch, Men's and Women's Tennis Tournaments bottled waters, prizes, and tournament costs. Thank Thursday, July 9, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. you to Couples Golf Event Chairs Roger and Cathy Test your tennis mettle against other meeting Perkins. attendees in our men’s and women’s round robin Individual Tee Times tournaments. The registration fee is $50.00 per person which includes court fees, tennis balls, For tee times on any of The Broadmoor’s three golf refreshments, and prizes. courses, please call 1.719.577.5790. All players must check-in at the main Golf Club. As The Broadmoor is a resort and private club, all players must be either YOGA a guest of the resort or a guest of a member to play. Tuesday, July 7 and Thursday, July 9 Golf Dress Code 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Yoga can be as much or as little as you want it The Broadmoor requires that all guests are properly to be. For some, it is purely a physical pursuit, attired while on their championship golf courses. keeping the body toned, strong, and flexible. For The resort does not allow bare midriffs, short shorts, others, yoga becomes more of a mindset and a cut-offs, or denim jeans. Men are required to wear way of living. Whatever your reason for practicing a shirt with a collar. Ladies are required to wear a or your level of experience, we welcome you to blouse with a collar or sleeves. Ladies and men’s join one or both of these classes. All skill levels shorts are to be Bermuda length. Soft spikes are welcome. No additional fee or sign-up required for required. Inappropriate attire may result in denied this event. access to golf facilities.

14 #IADC2015AM Tours and Colorado Springs Activities more than 700 diverse and exotic creatures on TOURS more than 50 acres. While you’re here, enjoy BROADMOOR OUTFITTERS/OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES breathtaking views of the city from the Will Get outdoors and explore the area with the Rogers Shrine of the Sun monument located just Broadmoor Outfitters conveniently located above the zoo grounds (weather permitting). For onsite at the resort. Below are just a few of the more information, please go to www.cmzoo.org. awesome activities that can be arranged for you and your family by calling the resort’s concierge World Figure Skating Hall of Fame and Museum at 1.866.837.9482. This intriguing museum features a comprehensive collection of world figure skating memorabilia, • Bike Rentals films, books, and history of inductees. Located • Caving at the United States Figure Skating Association • Guided Mountain Bike Rides national headquarters adjacent to The • Hiking Broadmoor, the World Figure Skating Hall of • Horseback Riding Fame and Museum is open Tuesday-Friday from • Hot Air Ballooning 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, • Rock Climbing please go to www.worldskatingmuseum.org. • White Water Rafting U.S. Olympic Headquarters and Training Center AREA ATTRACTIONS Get a little athletic inspiration at this year-round While The Broadmoor features a nearly limitless facility for Olympic training of summer and amount of activities, tours, classes, and programs winter athletes with specific training facilities for your enjoyment, the inspiring Colorado and equipment for 17 major sports including Springs location offers access to an incredible swimming, shooting, karate, boxing, gymnastics, variety of nearby attractions. From canyons volleyball, basketball, cycling, and skating. For and natural springs to scenic railroad tours and more information, please visit www.teamusa.org. museums, it’s easy to explore Colorado Springs when staying at The Broadmoor. Garden of the Gods Garden of the Gods is a 1,300-acre park and Pikes Peak a Registered National Natural Landmark of Reaching 14,110 feet, scenic Pikes Peak towering red sandstone rock formations set at is accessible via car year-round (weather the foot of Pikes Peak. Walking and horse trails, permitting). Home of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, picnic facilities, and a visitor’s center make this the second oldest car race in America, and the a great family experience. For more information, Pikes Peak Marathon, Kathryn Lee Bates penned please go to www.gardenofgods.com. “America the Beautiful” in 1893 after visiting this incredible summit. For more information, please Cave of the Winds visit www.pikespeakcolorado.com. The oldest attraction in the Pikes Peak region, visitors can choose from two three-hour tours The Broadmoor's Pikes Peak Cog Railway through subterranean chambers to get different For 114 years, the Manitou and Pikes Peak perspectives on Colorado’s geological wonders. Railway (the world’s highest cog railroad, the For more information, please go to www. highest Colorado railroad, and highest train in caveofthewinds.com. the United States) has taken passengers to the 14,110 foot summit of Pikes Peak. Just six miles U.S. Air Force Academy from downtown Colorado Springs, this classic Located off of Interstate 25, the United States Colorado train trip operates year-round. For Air Force Academy is open to visitors daily from more information, please visit www.cograilway. 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Explore the Cadet Chapel, com. the Honor Court, Arnold Hall, the Cadet Field House, Falcon Athletic Center, Falcon Stadium, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo the Association of Graduates building, and the Experience America’s “highest” zoo at 6,800 Visitor Center. For more information, please go feet. Named one of TripAdvisor’s Top 10 Zoos to www.usafa.af.mil. in the U.S., Cheyenne Mountain Zoo features #IADC2015AM 15 Activities for the Kids IADC Beading Workshops Bee Bunch Camp – Day and Evening Kids Beading Workshop Activities for Children Monday, July 6, 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. The Broadmoor’s Bee Bunch Camp is a fun way for your children to spend their vacation, or at least Teen and Adult Beading Workshop part of it, while onsite. Camp counselors have Monday, July 6, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. planned a wide variety of fun, age-appropriate Come explore your creativity and learn a new activities for children ages 3-12 including arts craft with Shannon Reeves who will be overseeing and crafts, movies, games, nature walks, as well two different beading workshops. as field trips to Cheyenne Zoo and more!

Lunch is included for full-day campers and In the Kids Beading Workshop (ages 6 and up), you dinner for evening campers. Lunch may be added will learn to make choker necklaces. Choose your to any half-day camp for $15.00. own materials and create a fun new accessory. Register in advance for this event. Registration • Half-Day Camps: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or fee: $10.00 per person which includes beading 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. ($60.00 per child) materials and instruction. This class is limited to • Full-Day Camps: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. the first 50 participants. ($100.00 per child - family rate available) • Evening Camps: 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. Teens and adults will learn the basics of beading ($90.00 per child - family rate available) and leave with a finished piece in the second beading workshop. Choose your own materials, The Bee Bunch room is located on the lower level string, and crimp for a fun bracelet. Register in of The Broadmoor’s West Building. In order to advance for this event. Registration fee: $20.00 provide the highest quality program, advanced per person which includes beading materials and reservations are requested at least one week prior instruction. This class is limited to the first 50 to arrival. Please contact the Children’s Concierge participants. at 1.866.837.9482 or, once you’ve made your hotel reservation, add a request to your online Colorado Mountains Oil Painting Class (Ages 5-12) concierge at www.broadmoorconcierge.com/ Tuesday, July 7 and Thursday, July 9 step1.php. 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Join other IADC kids and instructor Diana Crim in this fun and creative art class. Use the natural surroundings of The Broadmoor as your inspiration to create a colorful, oil pastel piece with some added extras! Each painting will be matted and signed by the artist to make a wonderful souvenir and a great way to take a piece of the Colorado mountains home with you. No fee. Please register in advance. Each class is limited to the first 25 participants. Children's Fly-Fishing Outing (ages 12-17) Wednesday, July 8, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. With one hour of classroom time and one hour of fishing, this activity includes casting techniques, a primer on equipment, rigging, reading water, aquatic entomology, etiquette, and more. Experienced instructors will pass their love of this sport onto you in a setting that provides a lot of hands-on experience. Register in advance for this event. Registration fee: $125.00 per person which includes transportation, instruction, equipment, 16 #IADC2015AM snacks, and beverages. Activities for the Kids Children's Music and Story Time (infants through age 6) EVENING ACTIVITIES FOR THE Wednesday, July 8, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. KIDS Join Music Together® Tweens/Teens Dinner and Bowling at The Director/Teacher Cynthia Broadmoor (ages 10-17) Dreeman Meyer for an hour of Sunday, July 5, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. music activities, presented as Let’s bowl! Enjoy a fun and friendly round of informal, non-performance- bowling and dinner with other IADC kids at the oriented musical experiences Bowling Center at PLAY at The Broadmoor. Also, that are developmentally take advantage of the shuffle board and video appropriate for children games while you’re there. Register in advance (infants through age 6) and for this event. Registration fee: $75.00 per person easy for parents regardless of their own musical which includes dinner, bowling, and adult ability. Activities will include songs, rhythmic supervision. rhymes, and instrument play, and will culminate in a musical, interactive reading of the classic Teen Mix and Mingle Hosted by Amelia and Jake story “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt.” Cynthia Haston has been teaching Music Together® classes for Monday, July 6, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. fifteen years and in 2011 was awarded Music After the Family Games, join IADC President Together® Certification Level I status by the Tripp Haston’s teenage children for a mix and Center for Music & Young Children in Princeton, mingle in the Presidential Suite. No additional fee NJ for outstanding achievement in teaching, or sign-up required for this event. musicianship, program philosophy, and parent education. No additional fee or sign-up required Adult Children Mix and Mingle (ages 18 and over) for this activity. Please note that older siblings Monday, July 6, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. who would like to join their younger siblings for Join other IADC adult children for happy this event are welcome. hour onsite at The Broadmoor. I.D.’s required Children's Tennis Tournament (ages 10 and older) if you plan to drink alcohol. Non-alcoholic beverages also available. No additional Thursday, July 9, 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. fee or sign-up required for this event. Kids ages 10 and up can test their skills on the court for great prizes in this fun tournament. Tweens/Teens Laser Tag and Dinner (ages 10-17) Register in advance for this event. Registration Monday, July 6, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. fee: $45.00 per person which includes tournament Nice shot! Take aim and fees, court time, refreshments, and tennis balls. prepare to have some (safe) and exciting fun at this laser tag event. You and your team will have to work together to gain points so start thinking about your plan of attack. Laser Tag is the combat game with a difference. It’s outdoors in the fresh air and there aren’t any dangerous, messy paintballs. Just beams of light. It’s called laser but, really it’s infrared - as harmless as your TV’s remote control. Laser Tag Specialists will be on hand to assist and dinner will be offered in between rounds of play. Tweens and teens will play laser tag games separately. Register in advance for this event. Registration fee: $90.00 per person which includes instruction, equipment, dinner, and adult supervision.

#IADC2015AM 17 Activities for the Kids and Child Care Information Tweens/Teens Cave of the Winds and Dinner Child Care (ages 10-17) The Broadmoor is happy to help arrange child care Wednesday, July 8, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. services during your stay. To make a reservation Local legends say that Native Americans first for child care or babysitting services, call The discovered Cave of the Winds around 1000 AD Broadmoor Children’s Concierge at 1.866.837.9482 and believed it to be in habited by the Great Spirit or, once you’ve made your hotel reservation, add a of the Wind who created whirlwinds, dust devils, request to your online concierge by going to www. and tornados. Only the bravest warriors dared to broadmoorconcierge.com/step1.php. enter. Our amateur spelunkers will experience Caving 101, climbing and crawling through Child Care/Babysitting Guidelines passageways lit only by flashlight to see incredible 1. Those requesting child care must be underground rock formations. After their caving registered guests of The Broadmoor. adventure, teens can challenge themselves on 2. Babysitting requests are taken Monday the Wind Walker, a three-story obstacle course through Friday between the hours of 8:00 balanced on the rim of a 600-foot drop into a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The resort kindly asks Williams Canyon. The exciting Bat-a-Pult is also for at least a one-week notice prior to your included. This seated zip line launches riders arrival to facilitate child care arrangements. on a 1,200 foot roundtrip flight across Williams 3. The babysitters are independent agents and Canyon at speeds of nearly 40 mph. Must be 48” are not acting as employees of the resort. tall to ride the Bat-a-Pult and to participate in the They are not licensed or bonded. Please be Wind Walker Challenge Course. Must be at least aware that you are contracting directly with 10 years old to participate in Caving 101. Register the sitter. in advance for this event. Registration fee: $150.00 4. Sitters are independent agents, therefore per person which includes roundtrip transportation, the resort cannot guarantee one until they admittance fees, dinner, and adult supervision. actually have one secured. With enough notice, this is typically not an issue. Tweens/Teens Dinner (ages 10 and Older) 5. Babysitting services are provided only for Thursday, July 9, 7:00 p.m. children six months or age or older. Before joining your parents on the dance floor at 6. The suggested fee is $12.00 per hour for the Gala, enjoy dinner with other IADC kids onsite the first child and $3.00 per hour for each at The Broadmoor. Suggested attire for tweens/ additional child. teens joining their parents at the Gala is jackets 7. Combining families will be charged and ties for the boys and dresses for the girls. individually. Register in advance for this event. Registration fee: 8. If you cancel within 24 hours prior to $75.00 per person which includes dinner and adult the scheduled time, there is a $36.00 supervision. cancellation fee that goes directly to the sitter. 9. If you cancel your hotel reservations, For More Information please contact the Children’s Concierge at The Broadmoor 1.866.334.3712 to also cancel your child care arrangements. www.broadmoor.com 10. The babysitter charges may not be charged Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau to your guest room. You must pay the sitter www.visitcos.com directly at the end of each sitting time. 11. The babysitters will not bathe children IADC 2015 Annual Meeting or take them swimming UNDER ANY www.iadclaw.org CIRCUMSTANCES. 12. No medication may be administered by the Onsite babysitters including, but not limited to, www.iadcmeetings.mobi vitamins and Tylenol. 13. Babysitters will not leave the property with your child. 18 #IADC2015AM Hotel Information The Broadmoor Center, The Broadmoor World Arena, and The One Lake Avenue Broadmoor’s Seven Falls Colorado Springs, CO • Daily newspaper delivery 80906 USA • Daily group fitness classes 1.855.634.7711 • Twice daily housekeeping service www.broadmoor.com • One-hour use of paddle boats • Access to indoor/outdoor pools, whirlpools, The Broadmoor welcomes guests to its five- and lap pools star Colorado Springs resort with impeccable • Golf Clinic - Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday service and distinctive amenities. Here the spirit at 3:00 p.m. of the West inspires the adventurer within, with • Horticultural Tour - Wednesday and Friday at endless opportunities to explore the picturesque 2:00 p.m. mountains, streams, and canyons. Experience • Arrival gift a truly one-of-a-kind resort where personalized luxury offers an escape from the ordinary and In order to make your hotel reservation you modern details blend seamlessly with the timeless must first register for the meeting with the elegance of this historic hotel. The Broadmoor is IADC. Once registered, the IADC will send the longest-running consecutive winner of both you a hotel code along with your registration the AAA Five-Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide confirmation that will allow you to secure a hotel Five-Star awards. room at The Broadmoor. When a reservation is made, the hotel will require a credit card to Hotel Reservations and Room Rates guarantee the reservation. Availability of rooms The room rates, which are subject to the current at the group rates are subject to the IADC room state and local taxes, per room, per night are: block and for reservations made by June 2, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. (CST) when unused rooms will be • Classic - $354.00 single/double occupancy released. Reservation requests received after the • Superior - $374.00 single/double occupancy room block has been fully reserved or after the • Premier - $399.00 single/double occupancy release of unused rooms on June 2, 2015 at 5:00 For a description of each room type, please p.m. will be accepted on a space available basis at go to www.broadmoor.com/luxury-resort- the group rate. Please note the room block may accommodations/. fill before June 2, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. (CST) so we encourage you to register with the IADC so In lieu of separate charges for the following you can make your hotel reservation early. services, a discounted daily resort fee of $18.00 for single or double occupancy and $2.50 for each Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. and check out time additional person will apply. is 12:00 p.m. Attendees arriving before check-in will be accommodated as rooms become available. • Wired and wireless high-speed internet access, The Bell Stand can arrange to check baggage for up to 4 Mbps those arriving early and for guests attending IADC • Local calls and toll-free calls, up to one-hour functions on their day of departure. • Unlimited access to the fitness center • All incoming faxes Hotel Cancellation Policy • In-room evening bottled water and ice delivery When a reservation is made, the resort will require • In-room Keurig hot beverage program with a deposit equal to the room rate and tax for the first assorted teas, coffee, and hot chocolate night’s stay. An individual’s deposit is refundable • Admission to nightly movie and select if (a) the resort receives notice of an individual’s matinees in The Broadmoor Theater cancellation at least seven (7) days prior to • Art/History Tour - Tuesday, Thursday, and scheduled arrival; or (b) if less than seven (7) days Saturday at 10:30 a.m. prior to scheduled arrival, the individual informs • Complimentary Tennis Round Robins - the resort, in writing, of his/her cancellation due Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 4:30 p.m. to a medical emergency or a required appearance • PressReader app with access to more than in trial. 2,000 newspapers and magazines • Resort and local activity shuttle service to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Starsmore Discovery #IADC2015AM 19 Hotel Information • La Taverne From quiet, cozy corners to the bright and lively glass-enclosed garden atrium – Le Jardin, La Taverne has been serving the best steaks, freshest seafood, and classic cocktails in town since 1939. • The Golden Bee A restored authentic 19th century English pub, encompassing a blend of warmth and friendliness, of dark wood and sparkling glass, of foaming tankards and good conversation. • Lake Terrace Dining Room Enjoy European-American elegance in The Broadmoor’s original dining room, with picturesque views of Cheyenne Lake and the mountains. • Golf Club Dining Room and Patio Dining Vistas of The Broadmoor golf courses, outdoor From the day The Broadmoor first opened in patio seating, outdoor fire pit, and American 1918, it set out to create a dining experience that cuisine featuring clubhouse classics and celebrates innovation along with the culinary family favorites. traditions of the American West. Taking their cue • Hotel Bar from the adventurous spirit of Colorado, the resort’s Cocktails and light hors d’oeuvres with patio diverse restaurants feature an inviting blend of seating alongside Cheyenne Lake. contemporary styling and classic elegance. To • Natural Epicurean make reservations at a restaurant onsite at resort, Conceived on four words: healthy, wholesome, please go to www.broadmoor.com/restaurants/. organic, and natural, to fuel the body and For a list of other suggested restaurants in the mind as it translates into its light, open air area, go to IADC’s Annual Meeting homepage aesthetic. A living herb wall and working found at www.iadclaw.org. gardens on the patio serve as a direct supply of ingredients for the kitchen. • Penrose Room Create a memory…classic fine dining Spa with an extensive European wine list, live With its exquisite décor and blissful treatments, entertainment, and dancing. Penrose Room is collected from the far corners of the earth, The the only Five Star, Five Diamond restaurant Spa at The Broadmoor follows the footsteps of the in Colorado. resort’s founders, Spencer and Julie Penrose, who • PLAY traveled the world to create an oasis of culture in An innovative yet casual menu that plays on the then uncivilized West. Expert spa practitioners comfort food and world cuisine. Specializing continue this tradition through an array of in Colorado beer, wine, and spirits. customized treatments inspired from across the • Summit globe at this Forbes Travel Guide five-star spa. An American brasserie with a contemporary atmosphere and an innovative wine and Booking your spa appointments in advance is cocktail program. STRONGLY recommended. To book directly with • Ristorante and Bar Del Lago the spa, please call 1.866.686.3965. Ristorante and Bar Del Lago, designed by internationally renowned architect Adam D. Fitness Center Tihany, features authentic and unique recipes The Broadmoor Fitness Center is open daily from gathered from every great culinary region of 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Use of the Fitness Center is Italy. reserved for hotel guests 18 and over, and for 16 and 17 year olds accompanied by a supervising adult. Resort guests ages 14 and 15 years old must attend a Youth Orientation to be allowed 20 #IADC2015AM access to the Fitness Center. General Information Travel Weather With more than 60 direct flights nationwide The average temperature in Colorado Springs in flying into Colorado Springs Airport (COS), July ranges from a high of 82˚F/28˚C and a low of located fifteen minutes from The Broadmoor, on 55˚F/13˚C. On average, the area enjoys more than five major airlines, and dozens of international 300 sunny days a year, with virtually no humidity. connections, it’s easier than ever for guests from Because of this dry weather, remember to drink around the world to access The Broadmoor. lots of water! Weather can always be unpredictable, Direct flights are available from Atlanta, Chicago, so we encourage you to check the forecast as the Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, meeting gets closer at www.weather.com. Los Angeles, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Seattle. Attire Meetings and Events: Resort casual (slacks, shorts, The Denver International Airport (DEN) is one of golf shirt, button down/blouse) is appropriate for the world’s largest airports, providing nonstop CLE programs and committee meetings. Please daily service to more than 125 domestic and note that it can be cool in meeting rooms. The international destinations. A major international Welcome Reception, Theme Party, and other gateway to the Rocky Mountains, Denver receptions call for comfortable and casual dress. International Airport is located 90 minutes from The final night’s Gala is black tie optional. Colorado Springs. Special Needs The Broadmoor provides one-way and roundtrip If you will have special needs during the meeting ground transportation to and from both Colorado (i.e. diet or accessibility) please let the IADC office Springs Airport and Denver International Airport know in advance of the meeting by contacting in conjunction with its partners at Gray Line Rebecca Zurcher, Director of Meetings, at Tours. Guests are directed to a wifi-equipped [email protected]. vehicle for the nonstop ride. Reservations are required for guaranteed service and fares can be charged to your room. To make arrangements, please call 1.719.633.1181. Rental Cars and Parking on Property As with other IADC meeting locations, you may find that having a rental car, which allows accessibility to shopping, restaurants, recreation, and sightseeing off-property, a must have. Both airports are serviced by major rental car companies and Hertz is located onsite at the resort.

Valet parking is available to all overnight guests of The Broadmoor. The charge is $24.00 per night. This fee is charged directly to a guest’s room. Valet parking is also available to those guests coming in for the day to dine or shop at the resort. This is complimentary, day service. Gratuities are at the guest’s discretion.

Self-parking at The Broadmoor is available in the garage only. The charge to self-park for a 24-hour period is $22.00 per night, including in Jim and Sue Campbell - 2009 and out privileges. If a guest would like to self- park for the day, the charges are $4.00 for the first hour and $2.00 for each additional hour to a maximum of $10.00 per day. #IADC2015AM 21 General Information EASY PAYMENT OPTIONS cancellation is received by the IADC office thirty For your convenience, all registration and activity (30) days or less prior to the first day of the fees may be paid by check, wire transfer, Visa, meeting. However, if special circumstances arise American Express, or MasterCard. If paying by before the meeting which prevents attendance, check, please make sure it is in U.S. currency and a member may request a future meeting credit. mail it to the International Association of Defense The request need to be in writing and submitted Counsel, 303 West Madison, Suite 925, Chicago, to the IADC office. It should be directed to IL 60606. If paying by wire transfer, please the Finance Committee’s attention and note contact Maria Juarez, Administrative Assistant, the special circumstance which caused the at [email protected] for wire transfer details. cancellation. The credit request can only apply to meeting registration fees (not air, hotel, activity, IADC Cancellation Policy tour or special event fees) and, if approved, will A CASH REFUND, less a $150 processing fee, be valid for use toward any IADC meeting for one will be made if a written notice of cancellation (1) year from the date of the meeting for which is received by the IADC office more than thirty credit is requested. A $150 processing fee will be (30) days prior to the first day of the meeting. No deducted from the total future meeting credit. reason for the cancellation need be provided for All future meeting credit requests will be a timely notice of cancellation. considered by the Finance Committee and the NO CASH REFUND will be made if notice of decision of that Committee will be final.

Bobby Sr. and Bernie Hood - 2009

22 #IADC2015AM 2015 Annual Meeting Registration Form DATE: July 5 - 10, 2015 • LOCATION: The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, CO USA You must register for the meeting with the IADC prior to reserving rooms at the hotel. You will receive a hotel code with your meeting confirmation that will allow you to reserve rooms at the Broadmoor. Register for the meeting at www.iadclaw.org or fill out this form and mail or fax to the IADC, or email Maria Juarez at [email protected]. REGISTRANT INFORMATION

NAME NAME ON BADGE

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CITY STATE ZIP COUNTRY

BUSINESS PHONE BUSINESS FAX

EMAIL ADDRESS SPOUSE/SIGNIFICANT OTHER EMAIL ADDRESS

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U.S. STATE BAR NUMBER(S) FOR ALL STATES WHERE LICENSED U.K. SOLICITOR IDENTIFIER NUMBER (if applicable) Is this the first IADC Midyear or Annual Meeting that you have attended as a member? Yes No *If yes, please forward a photo of you and your spouse/significant other (if attending the meeting) to [email protected]. Check this box if you are interested in being a First Timer Host. Please list all adult guests attending with you: Please list all child guests attending with you: Name on badge Relationship to registrant Children’s name Birthday Gender ______/___/____ M F ______/___/____ M F ______/___/____ M F MEETING INFORMATION AND FEES Member/Non-Member and Emeritus Member, Spouse/Significant Other/Adult Guest/Adult Child: Fee includes breakfasts, the Welcome Reception, Theme Party, Gala, various receptions, Committee Meetings, CLE Programs, and meeting materials. Senior and Junior Children: Fee includes breakfasts, the Welcome Reception and Theme Party. Two-Day Corporate Counsel and Insurance Executive Package (for corporate counsel and insurance executives ONLY): Fee includes breakfasts, Committee Meetings, CLE Programs, and any events for general attendees on any two consecutive days of your choosing. *****Spouses/Adult Guests who would like to receive CLE credit must register as a Non-Member Lawyer.***** Code Registration Category Before May 8 On/After May 8 R1 Member/Non-Member Lawyer $1,445 $1,495 $ R2 Spouse/Significant Other/Adult Guest $565 $615 $ R3 Adult Child (21+ years)* $565 $565 $ R4 Senior Child (13 - 20 years)* $175 $175 $ R5 Junior Child (5-12 years)* $125 $125 $ R6 Children under 5 (*Complimentary) Please list child(ren) above and indicate number attending here: $ Complimentary R7,10,11 Two-Day Corporate/Insurance Package $495 $515 Please indicate which two days you plan to attend the meeting: □Monday □Tuesday □Wednesday □Thursday $ R8 Two-Day Corporate/Insurance Spouse/Sig. Other/Adult Guest $225 $245 $ R9 Emeritus Member $650 $700 $ *Registration fees required for all Adult Children. Registration fees required for three oldest senior and junior children; additional senior and junior children and children under 5 are free. The Foundation of the IADC Raffle Support YOUR Foundation by purchasing raffle tickets! Our raffle package is courtesy of the Pebble Beach Resorts in Pebble Beach, CA, home of the 2016 IADC Midyear Meeting. This raffle prize includes three nights accommodation at the resort and one round of golf, with a cart, at The Links at Spanish Bay. The drawing will be held at the Gala on July 9. You do not need to be present to win. Tickets can also be purchased at the meeting. F1 The Foundation RaffleTicket $100 each $

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Total payment included with registration from $ PAYMENT Check/Money Order (Payable to the IADC in USD) AMEX Visa MasterCard

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Signature: Please note: The IADC cannot register you unless the proper payment is made with your registration form. All fees are listed above and are payable in U.S. currency. Please see the General Information page for the full refund policy. Questions? Call 1.312.368.1494. International Association of Defense Counsel • 303 West Madison, Suite 925, Chicago, IL 60606 USA Phone: 1.312.368.1494 Fax: 1.312.368.1854 Web: www.iadclaw.org 2015 Annual Meeting Activities Registration Form

GOLF (reservations requested by June 10, 2015) Fees for the Ryder Golf Tournament and Couples Event include greens fees, cart rentals, boxed lunch, bottled waters, prizes, and tournament costs. Additional rentals will be charged to the individual.

Code Date Time Event Price/Person Participants (Handicap) Total $

G1 Tue. 7/7 12:30 p.m. Ryder Cup Tournament $299 ( ) $ G2 Thurs. 7/9 12:30 p.m. Couples Event $269 ( ) $

TENNIS (reservations requested by June 10, 2015) Fees include court fees, refreshments, and tennis balls. Tournament fees also include all related tournament costs and prizes. Additional rentals will be charged to the individual.

Code Date Time Event Price/Person Participants (A/B Team) Total $

T1 Tue. 7/7 2:00 p.m. Tennis Mixer $35 ( ) $ T2 Wed. 7/8 2:00 p.m. Tennis Mixer $35 ( ) $

T3 Thu. 7/9 9:30 a.m. Children’s Tourney $45 ( ) $ T4 Thu. 7/9 1:00 p.m. Tournament $50 ( ) $ (Men’s/Women’s)

ACTIVITIES (reservations requested by June 10, 2015)

Code Date Time Event Price/Person Participants Total $

A1 Sun. 7/5 7:00 p.m. Tweens/Teens Bowling $75 $

A2 Mon. 7/6 9:30 a.m. Beading Workshop-Kids $10 $

A3 Mon. 7/6 11:30 a.m. Beading Workshop-Teens/Adults $20 $ A4 Mon. 7/6 6:30 p.m. Tweens/Teens Laser Tag $90 $ A5 Tues. 7/7 10:00 a.m. Oil Painting Class $0 $ A6 Wed. 7/8 10:00 a.m. Children’s Fly Fishing $125 $

A7 Wed. 7/8 1:30 p.m. Afternoon Hike-Manitou Incline $35 $

A8 Wed. 7/8 6:00 p.m. Tweens/Teens Cave of the Winds $150 $ A9 Thurs. 7/9 10:00 a.m. Oil Painting Class $0 $ A10 Thurs. 7/9 7:00 p.m. Tweens/Teens Dinner $75 $ Total (transfer to main registration page for payment) $

PLEASE READ: Add activities total to registration total on the reverse and send in to the IADC with payment, fax to 1.312.368.1854, or register online at www.iadclaw.org.

Cancellation Policy for Tours and Activities In order to receive a full refund, cancellations of tours/special activities offered through the IADC must be received by the IADC office in writing by June 10, 2015. Cancellations after this date will not be refunded unless we are able to fill your spot. Thank You and Our Sponsors

General Convention Committee OUR SPONSORS

Chairs Prestige Sponsor Laura and Joe De Santos, Houston, TX USA Bike Ride David Rosenberg, Pittsburgh, PA USA Book Review Chris and Katherine Berdy, Birmingham, AL USA Couples Golf Roger and Cathy Perkins, San Diego, CA USA Dine-Around www.altep.com Ivan and Stephanie Rodriguez, Houston, TX USA Family Games Jennifer and Darby Doan, Texarkana, TX USA First Timers Paul and Cecilia Lefebvre, Brussels, Belgium Hike www.exponent.com Brigid Carpenter, Nashville, TN USA ™ Dominic Campodonico, San Francisco, CA USA www.sealimited.com Hospitality Elbert and Betsy Dorn, Myrtle Beach, SC USA Morning Run Dominic Campodonico, San Francisco, CA USA Morning Walk www.tgoakes.com Stacie Linder Hansen, Peoria, IL USA www.mrchouston.com Photography Moses Kim, Atlanta, GA USA Ryder Golf Tournament Warren Butler, Mobile, AL USA Second Timers Gail and Patrick Rodgers, New York, NY USA www.discovia.com www.trialbehavior.com Social Media Jeff Lilly, Austin, TX USA Solo Initiatives Lorena Olmos, Albuquerque, NM USA Tennis Michelle and Jon Hernandez, Albuquerque, NM USA www.courtroomsciences.com

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