Annual Meeting Program Book August 4-9 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2011 ABA PROGRAM BOOK HIGHLIGHTS

The PremierAMERICAN Educational BAR Forum ASSOCIATION for Legal Professionals 2011

Includes Complete CLE Program Information!

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Annual Meeting Program Book August 4-9 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2011 ABA PROGRAM BOOK HIGHLIGHTS

OPENING ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS thursday, August 4 Registration Opens > 8:00 a.m. Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building

ABA EXPO Opens > 10:00 a.m. Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building

Honorable Stephen G. Breyer saturday, August 6 Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court opening assembly > 5:30 p.m. Koerner Hall, The Historic Royal Conservatory of Music, 273 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Admittance by Badge Only Musical Entertainment: Louise Pitre Canada's Grande Dame of Musical Theatre

President’s Reception > 7:00 p.m. Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queen's Park, Toronto (Ticketed)

The Right Honourable Monday, August 8 Beverley McLachlin Chief Justice of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada ABA House of Delegates > 8:30 a.m. Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall F/G, 800 Level, South Building PRO BONO SPEAKER ABA pro bono publico awards luncheon > 12:00 Noon Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Room 801 A/B, 800 Level, South Building Keynote Speaker, David Jacobson, U.S. Ambassador to Canada

Tuesday, August 9

ABA House of Delegates > 8:30 a.m. Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall F/G, 800 Level, South Building David Jacobson U.S. Ambassador to Canada

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 ABA CLE CENTRE Showcase Programs

At the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC), South Building THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon • The Battle over Birthright Citizenship: • The Bully at School Goes High Tech: History, International Perspectives, Protecting Students in the Internet and the Path Ahead Age Room 718A, 700 Level, MTCC, South Room 701B, 700 Level, MTCC, South Building Building 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. • More to Overcome: Civil Rights in the • Trial Practices and Tactics in Canada 21st Century and the United States Room 701A, 700 Level, MTCC, South Room 701A, 700 Level, MTCC, South Building Building SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon • Investigating and Forgetting on the • 9/11 – A Decade Later, and A World Web Apart Room 701B, 700 Level, MTCC, South Room 701B, 700 Level, MTCC, South Building Building • The Globalization of Anti-Corruption • “Implicit Bias” and the Myth of Equal Law Justice Room 701A, 700 Level, MTCC, South Room 701A, 700 Level, MTCC, South Building Building

Showcase Programs will appear in bold print throughout the chapters. 2 2011 ABA PROGRAM BOOK HOW TO USE This Program

We are proud to present you with the 2011 Annual Meeting Program. This may be the most important tool in your registration package to help you navigate through the thousands of scheduled meetings and events and make your experience in Toronto productive and enjoyable. Please take a moment to read this page, which will explain how the Program is configured. Also see the complete Table of Contents on page 4.

General Information > page 14 Gives details on ABA-at-a-Glance, ABA SOURCE, hotels, registration, ticket sales, CLE, transportation, tours and entertainment.

CLE Information > page 44 Includes Metro Toronto Convention Centre West Maps and Directions, ABA CLE CENTRE Programs and Program Tracks. SYMBOLS Used alongside programs to designate ABA EXPO > page 34 specific information. Contains details on the ABA Exhibit Program. Please also see the Official ABA M indicates that MCLE has been EXPO Show Guide for additional information. requested for the program Board of Governors > page 37 E indicates ethics credit also has been Meet the Board of Governors! Includes photos and a list of meetings. requested C indicates the program is in the House of Delegates > page 73 ABA CLE CENTRE Lists House of Delegates meetings and delegation meetings. MTCC - Metro Toronto Convention Centre Committees > page 79 (Headquarters)

Lists events held by a Standing or Special Committee, or a Commission. Events indicates section with complete are listed in alphabetical order by Committee and then in chronological order. Page 62 CLE event information Sections, Divisions and Forums > page 105 Lists events in alphabetical order by Section/Division/Forum name and then in CLE pricing located under chronological order. Primary Sponsor

Additional ABA Meetings > page 197 Includes information on events sponsored by ABA entities, such as the Division for Bar Services, Center for Professional Responsibility, Government Affairs Office and Public Services Division, among others.

Affiliated and Other Legal Organizations > page 203 Lists events sponsored by legal groups that are affiliated with the Association, including bar and alumni associations.

Calendar of Events > page 219 Lists all events in chronological order. If you know when an event occurs, but don't know details, look in the calendar. If you have some time to fill between events and would like to see what is happening at that time, the calendar will be helpful. Find the day and time. Note the sponsor and then turn to the appropriate chapter of the program to find a full description of the event. (If the event is sponsored by the Section of Litigation, for example, go to the Section’s chapter on page 105 and look through the programs sponsored by that section.) The calendar begins on page 219.

Speakers Directory > page 265 An alphabetical list of speakers. Ontario Wine Country—Stratus Vineyards, established in 2000, is a sustainable, innovative winery located in the heart of Niagara wine country in the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Photo Credit: Stratus Winery and Vineyards 3 Distillery Historic District Photo Credit: www.TorontoWide.com

ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 TABLE of Contents

General Information > page 14 Sections, Divisions and Forums > page 105 ABA Book Bucks > 29 Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice > 108 ABA-FJE > 31 Antitrust Law > 111 ABA Information Concierge > 16 Business Law > 112 ABA Medal Winner > 36 Criminal Justice > 130 ABA Member Advantage > 20 Dispute Resolution > 134 ABA SOURCE > 20 Environment, Energy, and Resources > 138 ABA Ticket Sales > 18 Family Law > 139 ABE > 27 General Practice, Solo and Small Firm > 140 ABI > 28 Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division > 143 Commission on Law and Aging > 26 Health Law > 144 Food Donation > 16 Individual Rights and Responsibilities > 145 Frequently Asked Questions > 22 Intellectual Property Law > 148 Hotel Directory > 17 International Law > 152 MTCC Floorplan > 42 Judicial Division > 155 Meet the Candidates Forum > 25 Labor and Employment Law > 158 Member Advantage-Bank of America > 32 Law Practice Management > 161 Registration > 16 Law Student Division > 163 Safety Tips > 15 Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar > 167 Silver Gavel > 30 Litigation > 168 Staff Office Directory > 21 Public Contract Law > 173 Things To Do > 18 Public Utility, Communications, Think Green > 15 and Transportation Law > 175 Tours and Special Events > 18 Real Property, Trust and Estate Law > 176 Transportation > 19 Science and Technology Law> 178 Senior Lawyers Division > 182 ABA EXPO > page 34 State and Local Government Law > 183 Taxation > 185 CLE Information > page 44 Tort Trial and Insurance Practice > 186 ABA CLE Centre Programs > 46 Young Lawyers Division > 193 Program Tracks > 52 Forums > 195 CLE Programs > 62 Additional ABA Meetings > page 197 Board of Governors > page 37 Meetings > 37 Affiliated and Other Photos > 38 Legal Organizations > page 203 Alumni Associations > 217 House of Delegates > page 73 Delegation Meetings > 74 Calendar of Events > page 219 Committees > page 79 Standing Committees > 80 Speakers Directory > page 265 Special Committees and Commissions > 89 Midyear and Annual Meeting Dates and Locations > page 263

This book was printed by an FSC ® certified printer on an FSC certified paper stock, which shows the American Bar Association’s commitment to green initiatives. 4 ABA President Stephen N. Zack

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Stephen N. Zack AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION 321 North Clark President Chicago, Illinois 60654 (312) 988-5109 FAX: (312) 988-5100 Internet: [email protected]

Dear Colleagues:

Welcome to the 2011 Annual Meeting. Our location in the beautiful and vibrant city of Toronto honors the ABA’s longstanding special relationship with the Canadian Bar Association.

The ABA is committed to organizing legal education and events that enrich your professional career. This meeting offers dozens of CLE sessions, and CLE Center Showcase programs are among the best. Over the next few days, you can attend showcase sessions on such issues as: birthright citizenship; US and Canadian trial practices and tactics; and globalization of anti-corruption law. There’s also a retrospective on the 9/11 attacks and a program on web investigations. See your program book or visit americanbar.org for full details.

There also are dozens of special events and cultural offerings planned for you and your family. On Saturday, please join us at the Opening Assembly at the Royal Conservatory and the President’s Reception at the Royal Ontario Museum.

Please also honor our profession’s best and brightest by attending awards programs including the: Annual Dinner in Honor of the Judiciary, Rule of Law Luncheon, Thurgood Marshall Award Dinner Reception, Margaret Brent Lawyers of Achievement Awards Luncheon, and Pro Bono Publico Awards Luncheon.

Thanks to Bernard Amyot, Melanie L. Aitken, John A. Campion, W. Brian Rose and Kevin Robinson whose dedication and hard work are supporting this year’s events. This meeting is designed as an unforgettable experience that contributes to your life in the law. Enjoy the time ahead.

Sincerely,

Stephen N. Zack

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Stephen N. Zack AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION 321 North Clark President Chicago, Illinois 60654 (312) 988-5109 FAX: (312) 988-5100 Internet: [email protected] Chers Collègues,

Bienvenue à l’Assemblée annuelle 2011. L’endroit prestigieux où elle a lieu, la belle et trépidante ville de Toronto, témoigne de la qualité des rapports privilégiés que l’ABA entretient depuis longtemps avec l’Association du Barreau canadien.

L’ABA a pris l’engagement d’organiser des séances de formation juridique et des événements propres à enrichir votre carrière professionnelle. Cette réunion offrira des dizaines de séances de FCO, et les Programmes de démonstration du centre de FCO figurent parmi les meilleurs qui soient. Au cours des prochaines journées, vous aurez l'occasion d’assister à des séances hautement intéressantes portant sur des thèmes tels que la citoyenneté du fait de la naissance, les pratiques et tactiques employées dans le cadre de procès aux États-Unis et au Canada; et l’adoption de lois anticorruption à l’échelle mondiale. Une rétrospective des attentats du 11 septembre sera également présentée, ainsi qu'un programme sur les enquêtes menées en ligne. Pour des détails complets sur notre programme, reportez-vous à la brochure qui est à mise votre disposition ou consultez le site ambar.org/annual pour obtenir des informations générales sur les activités passionnantes organisées à l’occasion de cette réunion.

En outre, des dizaines d’événements spéciaux et de manifestations culturelles ont été prévus pour vous et votre famille. Le samedi, nous vous invitons à vous joindre à nous lors de l’Assemblée d’ouverture qui aura lieu au Conservatoire Royal de musique, ainsi que pour la Réception du Président au Musée royal de l’Ontario.

Venez aussi rendre hommage aux membres les plus brillants de notre profession en assistant à des programmes de reconnaissance de leur excellence, parmi lesquels le Dîner annuel en l’honneur du corps judiciaire, le Déjeuner célébrant la souveraineté du droit, le Dîner de gala avec remise du Prix Thurgood Marshall, le Déjeuner avec remise du Prix Margaret Brent « Lawyers of Achievement », et le Déjeuner avec remise des Prix Pro Bono Publico.

Nous tenons à remercier Bernard Amyot, Melanie L. Aitken, John A. Campion, W. Brian Rose et Kevin Robinson, dont le dévouement et les efforts inlassables ont rendu possibles les événements de cette année. Cette réunion a pour vocation de constituer une expérience inoubliable en contribuant à votre épanouissement en tant que juristes. Profitez pleinement des activités qui vous seront proposées au cours des jours à venir.

Avec mes meilleures salutations,

Stephen N. Zack

Premier of Ontario - Premier ministre de l’Ontario

August 4 – 9, 2011

A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER

On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I am delighted to extend warm greetings to everyone attending the annual meeting of the American Bar Association (ABA).

Ensuring fairness and justice for all citizens is one of the fundamental principles of a democratic society. The ABA’s annual meeting allows law professionals to participate in stimulating and thought-provoking information sessions and discuss important and timely issues in the field of justice. As well, it provides members with professional development opportunities and the chance to network with lawyers and judges from around the world.

As Premier of Ontario, and having practised law, I am honoured that the ABA has chosen Toronto as the host city for this year’s meeting. If this is your first time in Toronto or if you are a returning visitor — welcome to the provincial capital! I hope you find the time to enjoy some of the outstanding attractions and unique events the city has to offer.

Please accept my sincere best wishes for a productive and enjoyable meeting.

Dalton McGuinty Premier

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Premier of Ontario - Premier ministre de l’Ontario

Du 4 au 9 août 2011

MESSAGE DU PREMIER MINISTRE DE L’ONTARIO

Au nom du gouvernement de l’Ontario, j’aimerais transmettre mes plus chaleureuses salutations aux participants et participantes à l’assemblée annuelle de l’American Bar Association (ABA).

L’équité et la justice pour tous les citoyens et citoyennes sont deux des principes fondamentaux sur lesquels repose une société démocratique. Par le biais de cette assemblée, les professionnels du droit auront l’occasion de participer à des séances d’information stimulantes et fructueuses et de discuter de questions importantes et d’actualité dans le domaine de la justice. En outre, les membres de l’ABA auront la possibilité de participer à des activités de perfectionnement professionnel et d’établir des contacts avec d’autres avocats et avocates et des juges de partout dans le monde.

À titre de premier ministre de l’Ontario, et ayant moi-même pratiqué le droit, je me réjouis que l’ABA ait choisi Toronto pour accueillir l’assemblée de cette année. À tous ceux et celles dont c’est la première visite à Toronto, ou qui y reviennent : « Bienvenue dans la capitale provinciale! »! J’espère que vous trouverez le temps de tirer avantage de ce que la ville a de plus beau à vous offrir.

Je vous souhaite une assemblée agréable et instructive.

Le premier ministre de l’Ontario,

Dalton McGuinty

9 ȱ ȱ ȱ ȱ ȱ ȱȱIȱamȱpleasedȱtoȱextendȱmyȱwarmestȱgreetingsȱtoȱeveryoneȱ attendingȱtheȱannualȱmeetingȱofȱtheȱAmericanȱBarȱAssociationȱ(ABA)ȱinȱToronto.ȱ ȱ ȱȱWithȱmoreȱthanȱ400,000ȱmembers,ȱtheȱABAȱisȱoneȱofȱtheȱlargestȱ voluntaryȱprofessionalȱassociationsȱinȱtheȱworld,ȱprovidingȱlawȱschoolȱ accreditation,ȱcontinuingȱlegalȱeducation,ȱandȱprogramsȱtoȱassistȱlawyersȱandȱ judgesȱinȱtheirȱwork.ȱThisȱmeeting,ȱwhichȱalsoȱfeaturesȱtheȱworld’sȱlargestȱlegalȱ expositionȱofȱgoodsȱandȱservices,ȱgivesȱyouȱaȱchanceȱtoȱmeetȱwithȱyourȱpeersȱfromȱ acrossȱtheȱworldȱtoȱshareȱexperiencesȱwhileȱdiscussingȱtheȱlatestȱdevelopmentsȱinȱ theȱprofession.ȱ ȱ ȱȱIȱamȱcertainȱthatȱyouȱwillȱmakeȱtheȱmostȱofȱtheȱmanyȱpresentationsȱ andȱnetworkingȱopportunitiesȱplannedȱforȱthisȱevent,ȱandȱthatȱyouȱwillȱleaveȱtheseȱ deliberationsȱwithȱenhancedȱknowledgeȱapplicableȱtoȱyourȱfieldȱofȱexpertise.ȱȱ ȱ ȱȱOnȱbehalfȱofȱtheȱGovernmentȱofȱCanada,ȱIȱwishȱyouȱallȱaȱpleasantȱ andȱproductiveȱmeeting.ȱȱȱȱ ȱ

ȱȱȱȱ ȱ ȱ TheȱRt.ȱHon.ȱStephenȱHarper,ȱP.C.,ȱM.P.ȱ ȱ OTTAWAȱ ȱ2011ȱ

10 ȱ ȱ ȱ ȱ ȱ Jeȱsuisȱheureuxȱdeȱprésenterȱmesȱsalutationsȱlesȱplusȱchaleureusesȱ àȱtousȱceuxȱetȱcellesȱquiȱparticipentȱàȱl’assembléeȱannuelleȱdeȱl’AmericanȱBarȱ Associationȱ(ABA)ȱàȱToronto.ȱ ȱ ȱȱForméeȱdeȱplusȱdeȱ400ȱ000ȱmembres,ȱl’ABAȱestȱl’uneȱdesȱ associationsȱprofessionnellesȱlesȱplusȱimportantesȱauȱmonde.ȱElleȱaccréditeȱdesȱ écolesȱdeȱdroit,ȱpoursuitȱlaȱformationȱjuridiqueȱetȱoffreȱdesȱprogrammesȱpourȱaiderȱ lesȱavocatsȱetȱlesȱjuges.ȱCetteȱassemblée,ȱquiȱproposeȱégalementȱlaȱplusȱgrandeȱ expositionȱdeȱbiensȱetȱdeȱservicesȱjuridiquesȱauȱmonde,ȱvousȱdonneȱlaȱchanceȱdeȱ vousȱentretenirȱavecȱvosȱconfrèresȱdesȱquatreȱcoinsȱduȱglobeȱpourȱleurȱfaireȱpartȱdeȱ votreȱexpérienceȱetȱdiscuterȱdesȱderniersȱprogrèsȱréalisésȱdansȱleȱdomaine.ȱ ȱ ȱȱJeȱsuisȱconvaincuȱqueȱvousȱsaurezȱprofiterȱdesȱnombreusesȱ présentationsȱetȱoccasionsȱdeȱréseautageȱauȱprogramme,ȱetȱqueȱvousȱacquerrezȱdesȱ connaissancesȱapplicablesȱàȱvotreȱchampȱdeȱcompétences.ȱȱ ȱ ȱȱAuȱnomȱduȱgouvernementȱduȱCanada,ȱjeȱvousȱsouhaiteȱtousȱuneȱ assembléeȱagréableȱetȱfructueuse.ȱ

ȱȱȱȱ ȱ LeȱtrèsȱhonorableȱStephenȱHarper,ȱc.p.,ȱdéputéȱ ȱ OTTAWAȱ ȱ2011ȱ ȱ

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 GENERAL Information

Each year members and their families attend the ABA Products/Services/Benefits > page 20 ABA Annual Meeting for six days of programs, meetings, sightseeing, social events and meetings ABA Staff Directory > page 21 of the ABA’s governing and policy-making bodies—the Board of Governors and House of Food Donations> page 16 Delegates. Frequently Asked Questions > page 22 Participants choose from 1,424 events, including some 200 continuing legal education programs. The EXPO Hotel Directory > page 17 features more than 100 exhibitors. Registration & Info Concierge > page 16 The Annual Meeting experience can be overwhelming, whether it’s your first meeting or your tenth. This Program Safety Tips > page 15 will be an important tool to help you navigate your way through the week. Be sure to read “How to Use This Things To Do > page 18 Program” on page 3. We’ve organized the information in several ways, and this page should help you find Think Green > page 15 your events by date and time, by topic, by sponsor or by speaker. This General Information chapter includes Transportation > page 19 details about hotels, registration, ticket sales, CLE information, transportation and entertainment.

We suggest that you begin by skimming through the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on page 22. Then, take a look at the General Information Table of Contents on this page to find the sections that address your specific questions. If you still have questions, turn to the section on Information Concierge (see page 16), which will direct you to more detailed answers.

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Time Zone Toronto is in the Eastern Time zone. Think Green General Information Toronto Non-Emergency Phone Numbers The American Bar Association is committed to working Toronto Police Service...... 416/808-5200 to reduce the impact of our Annual Meeting on the 416/808-2222 environment. To accomplish this goal we have set in Toronto Fire Services...... 416/392-0150 place a number of initiatives. St. Michael’s Hospital...... 416/360-4000 The 2011 Annual Meeting registration will be

Pearson International Airport ...... 416/247-7678 handled by Electronic Will Call. In an effort to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport...... 416/203-6942 conserve on paper, ink, equipment and shipping, Tourism Toronto CVB...... 416/203-2500 the ABA will print attendee packets, including badges, tickets, etc. on demand as attendees Ground Transportation arrive, which will eliminate excess printing of Rail Canada Train...... 416/366-8411 materials. Toronto Coach Bus Terminal ...... 416/393-7911 Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)...... 416/393-4636 The ABA registration bags are made from non-

woven polypropylene and are 100% recyclable Taxi Service and reusable. The non-woven material is non- There are a host of cab companies in Toronto, but all allergenic, non-toxic and non-corrosive, making it charge the same base rate of about $4CAD. Taxi service safe for people and the environment. from Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is available outside the terminal baggage claim areas. Taxi fares from An environmentally responsible “Green” Metro

YYZ to downtown Toronto are approximately $55 – $60 Toronto Convention Centre has an aggressive CAD (plus tip) one way, depending on traffic. waste reduction program. Clearly marked 3-part waste, can/bottle & paper/receptacles are General Safety Tips conveniently located throughout the Centre. There • Be alert and aware of your surroundings, particularly are light sensors in meeting rooms and emergency in crowded situations. stairwells to reduce electrical waste.

• Do not carry large sums of cash. Make purchases with Excess food will be donated to a local food

traveler’s checks, personal checks or credit cards. depository. • Always keep wallets in an inside front pocket. Never We have selected a print partner who shares our carry wallets or other valuables in back pockets. commitment to protecting the environment. Our • Pay attention when making purchases or opening your print partner is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) purse or wallet. Never allow yourself to be distracted. certified and does their part by using soy-based • Avoid placing purses or briefcases on the backs of links and water-based coatings, recycling plates chairs or on the floor while dining. and paper waste, using alcohol-free chemicals on • While sightseeing or using public transportation, carry press and offering recycled paper products. handbags close to your body. Collection boxes are provided for plastic name

• Do not share personal information with strangers. badge holders to be recycled. • Do not wear name badges outside of meeting venues. We will collect and store any unused/excess • If you get lost, go to an open business or hotel and ask for help. printed material for recycling. • Review emergency exits posted in your hotel room.

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 REGISTRATION & Info Concierge

ABA Registration

Be sure to stop by ABA Registration soon after you arrive to pick up your registration materials and tickets you ordered for ABA Events. ABA Registration will be located in Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre. ABA Registration Hours: Thursday, August 4 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday, August 5 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, August 6 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday, August 7 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, August 8 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 9 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

While at registration, don’t forget to stop by the Delegate-at-Large Voting Booth to vote. All ABA lawyer members who have registered for the Annual Meeting are entitled to vote for Delegates-at-Large.

ABA Information Concierge

The ABA Information Concierge will be your one-stop shop for general questions and information about the meeting and MCLE. Please visit the Information Concierge, located inside Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The ABA Information Concierge will be open the same days and times as ABA Registration (see above).

Food Donation Program—Daily Bread Food Bank Daily Bread Food Bank is a non-profit, charitable organization that is fighting to end hunger in our communities. Daily Bread serves people through neighborhood food banks and meal programs in its 171 member agencies. Daily Bread Food Bank fights hunger by providing food and resources for hungry people, mobilizing greater community support and creating social change through research, education and advocacy.

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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Delta Chelsea InterContinental Sheraton Centre

33 Gerrard Street West Toronto Yorkville Toronto Hotel General Information Toronto, ON Canada M5G 1Z4 220 Bloor Street West 123 Queen Street West 416/595-1975 Toronto, ON Canada M5S 1T8 Toronto, ON Canada M5H 2M9 Fax: 416/585-4375 416/960-5200 416/361-1000 Fax: 416/960-8269 Fax: 416/947-4873 Fairmont Royal York* 100 Front Street West Le Meridien King Sutton Place Hotel Toronto, ON Canada M5J 1E3 Edward 955 Bay Street 416/368-2511 37 King Street East Toronto, ON Canada M5S 2A2 Fax: 416/368-9040 Toronto, ON Canada M5C 1E9 416/924-9221 416/863-9700 Fax: 416/924-1778 Four Seasons Hotel Fax: 416/367-5515 Toronto Toronto Marriott 21 Avenue Road Metropolitan Hotel Bloor Yorkville Toronto, ON Canada M5R 2G1 108 Chestnut Street 90 Bloor Street East 416/964-0411 Toronto, ON Canada M5G 1R3 Toronto, ON Canada M4W 1A7 Fax: 416/964-2301 416/977-5000 416/961-8000 Fax: 416/977-9513 Fax: 416/961-4635 Hilton Toronto 145 Richmond Street West Park Hyatt Toronto Toronto Marriott Toronto, ON Canada M5H 2L2 4 Avenue Road Eaton Centre Hotel 416/869-3456 Toronto, ON Canada M5R 2E8 525 Bay Street Fax: 416/869-3187 416/925-1234 Toronto, ON Canada M5G 2L2 Fax: 416/924-4933 416/597-9200 Hyatt Regency Fax: 416/597-9211 Toronto Renaissance Toronto 370 King Street West Downtown Hotel Westin Harbour Toronto, ON Canada M5V 1J9 1 Blue Jay Way Castle 416/343-1234 Toronto, ON Canada M5V 1J4 1 Harbour Square Fax: 416/599-7394 416/341-7100 Toronto, ON Canada M5J 1A6 Fax: 416/341-5091 416/869-1600 InterContinental Fax: 416/869-9605 Toronto Centre Ritz-Carlton Toronto 225 Front Street West 181 Wellington Street West Toronto, ON Canada M5V 2X3 Toronto, ON Canada M5V 3G7 416/597-1400 416/585-2500 Fax: 416/597-8128 Fax: 416/585-2503

* ABA Headquarter Hotel

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 THINGS To Do

ABA Tickets Tickets for ABA events that remain available can be purchased at the ABA Ticket Desk beginning Thursday, August 4 at 8:00 a.m. The Registration Desk will be open during the hours indicated below at The Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC).

ABA Tour Program A wide variety of tours are offered for the entire family at this year’s Annual Meeting. For more information and tour availability, visit the ABA Tour Desk, located at ABA Registration, Exhibit Hall E, Level 800, South Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Tickets for ABA tours, to the extent that they remain available, can be purchased at the ABA Tour Desk beginning Thursday, August 4 at 8:00 a.m. The ABA Tour Desk will be open during the same hours as ABA Registration.

Tickets for ABA tours often sell out, sometimes in advance of the Meeting. If a tour or an event of interest to you is sold out, check the ABA Tour Desk periodically to see if any ticket holders have cancelled and/or returned their tickets.

ABA Tour Transportation Comfortable, air-conditioned bus transportation will be provided for most of the events and tours. Unless otherwise noted, tours will depart from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre South Building driveway 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. Tours depart promptly, so please arrive 15 minutes prior to tour departure time. All events will take place rain or shine.

ABA Information Concierge Want to know where to dine, where to shop and where to have fun in Toronto? Maps, brochures and guidebooks are available to help you get the maximum enjoyment from your visit to the 2011 Annual Meeting. Brochures are available at the ABA Information Center located in Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, Level 800, South Building.

The ABA Information Center will be open the following dates and times:

Thursday, August 4 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday, August 5 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, August 6 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday, August 7 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, August 8 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 9 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Contact your hotel concierge for locations and times of local religious services.

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ABA ANNUAL MEETING SHUTTLE TRANSPORTATION

SHUTTLE SCHEDULE General Information Thursday, August 4 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday, August 5 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, August 6 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday, August 7 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, August 8 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 9 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Route # Hotels Pick Up Location Four Seasons, InterContinental Yorkville, Avenue Road Park Hyatt 1 Marriott Bloor Yorkville Marriot Bloor Yorkville Sutton Place Sutton Place Delta Chelsea Delta Chelsea 2 Marriott Eaton Centre, Metropolitan Metropolitan Sheraton Centre, Hilton Richmond Street 3 Le Meridian King Edward Le Meridian King Edward Hyatt Regency Hyatt Regency Westin Harbour Castle Westin Harbour Castle 4 Fairmont Royal York Fairmont Royal York GO GREEN! HOTELS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO THE METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Renaissance: 0.7 miles, Ritz-Carlton: 0.3 miles, InterContinental Toronto Centre: 754 feet (Connected to the MTCC)

OPENING ASSEMBLY AND PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION Beginning at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 6, transportation will be available for members and guests going to the Opening Assembly at the Royal Conseratory and the President’s Reception at the Royal Ontario Museum . The Opening Assembly begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by the President’s Reception at 7:00 p.m. Shuttles will run until 10:30 p.m. Route # Hotel Pick Up Location Ritz-Carlton, Front Street A InterContinental Toronto Centre Fairmont Royal York Fairmont Royal York Hyatt Regency Hyatt Regency B Reniassance Reniassance Westin Harbour Castle Westin Harbour Castle Le Meridian King Edward Le Meridian King Edward C Sheraton Centre, Hilton Richmond Street Delta Chelsea Delta Chelsea D Metropolitan, Marriott Eaton Centre Metropolitan Sutton Place Sutton Place GO GREEN! HOTELS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO THE ROYAL CONSERVATORY/ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM Marriott Bloor: 0.5 miles, Four Seasons: 492 feet, InterContinental Yorkville: 394 feet, Park Hyatt: 223 feet

MOBILITY IMPAIRED TRANSPORTATION For Mobility Impaired Transportation, please call the 416/884-9898. Indicate you are with the American Bar Association. For best service, it is encouraged to pre-book pickups the day before. In non-rush hour periods, the wait time would only be 15 minutes for an immediate pick-up but can be up to an hour wait during rush hour periods.

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ABA Publishing and ABA Web Store Don't miss ABA Publishing at the ABA SOURCE to learn more about our most recent and best-selling practical law books, along with award-winning magazines, newsletters, and journals. When you purchase books at the SOURCE, you'll save 15% off the entity member prices and enjoy free ground shipping. While there, you can also browse through the most complete selection of ABA books, periodicals, and eBooks in the easy-to-use ABA Web Store at www.ababooks.org. Display books and special meeting prices are also available at the Section of Law Practice Management booth at the ABA EXPO and at the Section of Business Law headquarters hotel. Division for Public Services Throughout its history, the American Bar Association has had a goal to apply the knowledge and experience of the legal profession to promote the public good. This is the overriding mission of the ABA's Division for Public Services, an Association program division providing staff support and expertise for attorney-sponsored programs and activities that lend focus, voice and visibility to the Association's public services role. Staff from the Division will provide information and free resources from its nine entities charged with addressing legal issues such as bioethics, election law, environmental law, homelessness and poverty, immigration, mental and physical disability law, national security, and substance abuse. Standing Committee on the Law Library of Congress Staff from the Law Library of Congress will be available to discuss your specific research needs and to highlight the many ways that the Law Library of Congress can support a lawyer's practice. Staff will demonstrate various free online legal research tools available through the Law Library, including the Global Legal Information Network (GLIN), THOMAS, and the Law Library's global research services covering vast collections in 195 languages from more than 220 jurisdictions worldwide. Diversity Within the ABA The ABA maintains a longstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion, which is embodied in its Goal III entities, i.e: Commission on Mental & Physical Disability Law, Center for Racial & Ethnic Diversity, Commission on Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity, and Commission on Women in the Profession. Goal III entities will provide information and resources on numerous diversity and inclusion efforts within the ABA, legal profession, social justice system, and educational pipeline.

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Toronto Area Code: 416

Fairmont Metro Toronto Convention General Information Division for Bar Services Centre (Continued) Canadian Room Foyer, Convention Level Executive & Policy Administration 941-5803 Beginning Monday, Aug 8th Policy Administration Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level Manitoba, Main Mezzanine 585-3783 941-5800 I. S. Computer Center Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level Four Seasons 585-3757 Section of Intellectual Property Law MCLE Information Print Room, 2nd Floor Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level 963-6004 585-3793 Media Relations InterContinental Yorkville Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level Senior Lawyers Division 585-3799 Britannia Room, 2nd Floor Meetings & Travel 324-2169 Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level 585-3785 Metro Toronto Convention Membership Information Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level Centre, South Building 585-3792 Section of Litigation Room 718 Foyer, 700 Level Sheraton Centre 585-3796 Law Student Division ABA Concierge Information Convention Registration, Concourse Level Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level 947-4915 585-3791 Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section ABA Shipping & Receiving Civic Foyer, 2nd Floor Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level 947-4914 585-3782 ABA Registration Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level Toronto Marriott Eaton Centre 585-3821 Young Lawyers Division ABA Tour Desk Simcoe, Lower Level Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level 204-9009 585-3790 ABA Travel Planners Housing Desk Westin Harbour Castle Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level Section of Business Law 585-3794 Registration Area, Conference Centre, Street Level ABF Registration 597-7175 Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level 585-3807

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions Where can I find general information? There is an ABA Information Concierge in Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building, where staff will be available to answer your questions. Can I buy tickets if I haven’t purchased them in advance? The ABA Ticket Desk in Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building sells tickets to most Section events. If you are unable to purchase tickets in advance, go to the ABA Ticket Desk as soon as possible. Some Sections also may sell tickets at Section offices located in their headquarter hotels. Section offices and phone numbers, when available, are listed in this chapter, as well as in the Section’s chapter of this program. If a Section does not list an office or a phone number in the program, call or visit the Division Offices where you will be given instructions on how to reach the appropriate Section staff person. Do I need to purchase a ticket to an event that includes a breakfast or a lunch? If so, can I do so at the door? In many cases, you will have to purchase a ticket. Visit the ABA Ticket Desk or the appropriate Section office to find out. If a ticket is required, it is recommended that you purchase it in advance. Hotels usually require meal guarantees at least 72 hours prior to the function, so last-minute additions may not be possible. Cancellations sometimes occur, so contact the appropriate Section office or the ABA Ticket Desk to inquire. May I bring my kids to receptions and dinners? Children usually are welcome to attend these evening events, and often there is a lower-priced youth ticket. For information on special deals for kids for Section-sponsored events, contact the Section office. For ABA-wide events, see the Tours and Special Events Program, or stop by the ABA Ticket Desk. Children are welcome at the President’s Reception but will require a ticket for admission. Tickets for children under the age of 18 are $25; tickets for young adults age 18 and over are $50. The President’s Reception takes place on Saturday evening after the Opening Assembly. May I attend Section meetings if I am not a Section member? The ABA has an open meeting policy. Occasionally a Section Executive Council or other body has an executive or private meeting, but most Section Committee meetings are small and informal. If you’d like to sit in on a meeting, just introduce yourself and take a seat! Which receptions may I attend? Receptions listed in this program and sponsored by an ABA entity generally are open to all entity members, unless it is specified for a special group, such as a Section council or committee. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend the President’s Reception on Saturday evening. Tickets for children under 18 are $25; tickets for registrants and guests age 18 and over are $50. Other organizations sponsor receptions, too, and you may be welcome whether or not you are a member. Look for the word “open” in the reception description. Some receptions are free; others require a ticket. For information about receptions, phone the sponsoring entity’s office.

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What should I expect to find at the ABA EXPO? The ABA EXPO, open Thursday, August 4, at 10:00 a.m., is where you will find representatives from every type of company or organization that services the legal profession. Come visit one of the many exhibits showcasing the General Information latest in communications, computer hardware/software, financial services and legal publishing. Representatives from a variety of travel suppliers including hotels, airlines, cruise lines, destinations and more are all conveniently located together in the "Travel Isle." Winners for the many wonderful prizes courtesy of the travel suppliers will be drawn hourly during Expo hours. What are the official days of the Annual Meeting? The official days of the 2011 ABA Annual Meeting are Thursday, August 4th, through Tuesday, August 9th. Is the meeting format the same as last year? Yes. On-site member registration now starts at $320. Purchasing CLE at the 2011 Annual Meeting is easier than ever. Annual meeting attendees can purchase an All-Access badge for a fee of $670 (which includes registration). That badge can be used for admittance to governance meetings, non-CLE programs and all CLE programs at the Annual Meeting, including those in the ABA CLE Centre and at the satellite hotels. Members whose primary focus at the Annual Meeting is governance, and who may only be able to attend a few CLE programs, may register for the Meeting for a fee of $320. The fee includes admittance to all governance and non-CLE programs. In addition, they may purchase individual program tickets for $90 each. Discounted program tickets will be available to government lawyers, judges, and solo practitioners for $35. Law Student attendees will be admitted to all CLE programs at no additional charge. What does “pay for programs” mean? CLE-accredited programs may have fees for admission. Standard admission price is $90. Discounted tickets are $35 as described above. Some CLE programs are complimentary and will be indicated as such in the program description. How does a registrant purchase CLE tickets? CLE tickets may be purchased in advance via the registration process, on-site at ABA Registration in Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building, or on-site at Section hotels, if the Section chooses to arrange satellite ticket sales. Who may purchase CLE tickets? Only professional registrants (not spouses, guests or children) may purchase and use CLE tickets. These tickets will be bar-coded with the registrant’s ID number. Is there a set fee for CLE Programs? No, some CLE programs will be offered complimentary. Other programs will be priced at $90 per program. (Government lawyers, judges, and solo practitioners pay $35.) CLE pricing will be listed under the primary sponsor. May I buy a CLE ticket without registering for the Annual Meeting? No, you may only purchase CLE tickets if you are registered for the meeting. What is the ALL-ACCESS CLE BADGE? Annual Meeting attendees can purchase an All-Access Badge for a fee starting at $670 (which includes registration). That badge can be used for admittance to governance meetings, non-CLE programs and all CLE programs at the Annual Meeting, including those in the ABA CLE Centre and at the satellite hotels. Reporting Credit Hours If you need to report your credit hours to the State Bar of Texas, you will need the 9-digit Texas Course ID number, which should be available by mid-September by calling the ABA Service Center at 1-800-285-2221. Please also reference "How to Get Your MCLE Credits" on Page 44. 23 Flatiron Building Photo Credit: Tourism Toronto

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The mission of the ABA Commission on Law & Aging is to strengthen and secure the legal rights, dignity, autonomy, quality of life and quality of care of elders.

What We Do: • Research emerging issues • Monitor state and federal legislation in priority areas • Develop policy in areas of concern to older people • Provide technical assistance • Foster improved access to legal services for older persons • Educate lawyers, other professionals and the public

The ABA Commission on Law and Aging is a 15-member Make a Gift of Support interdisciplinary body of experts in aging and the law. The Commission’s professional staff addresses a wide range of critical issues affecting older persons, including: With your help, the ABA Commission on • Legal Services Access and Delivery Law and Aging can continue its work. • Elder Abuse • Guardianship and Conservatorship —Write a Check— • Dispute Resolution and Mediation Make payable to Fund for Justice and Education • Professional Ethical Issues (designate ABA Commission on Law and Aging on memo line) • Housing Options and Needs and mail to: ABA Commission on Law & Aging, • Health & Long-term Care Quality, Planning and Decisionmaking 740 15th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20005 • Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and Other Benefit Programs —Donate Online— Go to: www.abanet.org/aging Get connected on Elderbar, an open discussion listserve for legal professionals working in the field of law and aging. Send your name and professional affiliation to David Godfrey at [email protected]. —Call the Commission— Discuss a specific gift of support at: (202) 662-8690 Sign up to receive Bifocal, the free e-journal of the ABA Commission on Law and Aging. Bifocal is published six times a year *Your contribution is tax-deductable. to report on timely developments, valuable legal resources, and other information of interest to lawyers working with older clients or in the field of law and aging. To subscribe or receive a sample issue, go to the Web site of the ABA Commission and follow the links to “Bifocal” Learn how the ABA Commission on Law and Aging can help you. Visit us online at: www.abanet.org/aging.

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 ABAABA EXPO CLE CENTRE AShowcase Place To ProgramsDiscover

The ABA Expo offers you a place to discover the very latest in products and services for your profession and for your lifestyle. Learn how to get the most from your ABA membership from various ABA entity exhibitors. Hours – Thursday, August 4 and Friday, August 5 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday, August 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Travel Isle – Discover the many ABA travel benefits available for ABA member business or personal travel. Travel supplier representatives provide information on their products and services. Enter for hourly drawings of Prizes plus the Grand Prizes, courtesy of select travel suppliers. Member Advantage Pavilion – Visit the ABA Member Advantage pavilion for instant access to member discounts. Participating companies are all in one convenient location, so it’s easy to meet with representatives from trusted names such as: • Bank of America • Paychex • Sprint • Hertz • HP • ABA Retirement Funds • UPS • Starwood • Lenovo While you’re there, enter to win an iPad2®, courtesy of Bank of America*; a Starwood weekend golf getaway, free Hertz car rental certificates or Brooks Brothers gift cards. *® Apple Inc.; Apple is not a participant in or sponsor of this giveaway.

To learn more about ABA member discounts with the ABA Member Advantage program, visit www.americanbar.org/ advantage often. EXPO GRAND PRIZES • Ah, Paradise. . . Priceless – Features: 2 First Class roundtrip tickets on American Airlines and a 5 night stay in an Oceanside Room at the Four Seasons Resort Nevis in the Caribbean. Daily breakfast for 2 plus complimentary roundtrip airport transfers from either St. Kitts or Nevis Airport are included. Hotel stay based on availability. Peak season blackout days excluded. Compliments of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and American Airlines • Experience the Wonder of Magnificent Montana – Features: 2 roundtrip tickets on Delta Air Lines and a 2 night stay for 2 at The Ranch at Rock Creek in either a lodge room or canvas cabin. Stay is inclusive of all meals, gourmet dining, top shelf open bar and ranch activities such as fly fishing, snowmobiling, archery, horseback riding, shooting, mountain biking, skiing, sleigh rides, ice skating, spa, golf, hiking and much more. Stay is based on availability and is valid for 1 year from issue date and does not include occupancy taxes, resort fees or gratuities. Airline tickets are economy class. Compliments of The Ranch at Rock Creek and Orbitz for Business • Savor Life Slowly in Beverly Hills - Features: 2 night stay for 2 at the SLS Beverly Hills and 2 roundtrip tickets on American Airlines. Hotel stay is one room, double occupancy. Airline tickets are economy class. Compliments of Starwood Hotels and Resorts and American Airlines • Tapas in Madrid, Ole! – Features: 3 night stay at The Westin Palace, Madrid. Daily breakfast for 2 included. Airfare not included. Compliments of Starwood Hotels and Resorts TRAVEL ISLE PRIZES - HOURLY DRAWINGS

Courtesy of the following companies: Denihan Hospitality Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants The Peninsula Virgin America Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company

Drop entry forms into the drum in the Travel Isle. Winners drawn, announced and posted hourly. Prizes will be mailed to winners. Consult the EXPO Show Guide for a complete listing of prizes, exhibitors and events. ABA EXPO Location: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building Expo Grand Prizes Drawing: Saturday, August 6 at 1:00 p.m.

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David Boies Theodore B. Olson

David Boies of New York and Theodore B. Olson of Washington, DC have been selected as joint

recipients of the 2011 ABA Medal, which will be awarded Monday, August 8 during the meeting of

the House of Delegates. Currently Chairman of the law firm of Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP, Mr. Boies

previously served as Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the United States Senate Antitrust Subcommittee

and as Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the United States Senate Judiciary Committee. Mr. Olson,

a partner at the law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, was formerly Solicitor General of the United States

and Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Office of Legal Counsel in the U.S. Department of

Justice. Many persons will remember them as adversaries in the United States Supreme Court case

Bush v. Gore. However, they have also worked together on some of the most significant legal issues

of our time, most recently in Perry v. Schwarzenegger and as Co-Chairs of the ABA Task Force on

Preservation of the Justice System. The ABA Medal is awarded for conspicuous service in the cause of

American jurisprudence and is the highest award given by the Association.

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2011 ABA PROGRAM BOOK BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2010-2011 Stephen N. Zack, President, Miami, Florida

The Board of Governors is authorized to perform, The Board is comprised of 38 members as follows: One not inconsistently with action taken by the House, from each of 18 districts, two young lawyer members- the functions that the House itself might perform. The at-large, one judicial member-at-large, six section Board develops methods and plans for making the members-at-large, one non-voting law student member- Association and its activities useful to the members in at-large, and until the conclusion of the Annual Meeting their professional work and administers the facilities and in 2015, two women members-at-large and two minority staff of the Association. It is charged with the formulation members-at-large. In addition, the President, President- and administration of the Association’s budget and Elect, Chair of the House of Delegates, Secretary, with policy respecting authorized expenditures and Treasurer, and Immediate Past President serve ex officio. procedures for reimbursement. Every third year, there is a Secretary-Elect and Treasurer- Elect, bringing the membership of the Board to 40. Board of Governors

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Photo Session Ontario, Convention Floor, Fairmont Royal York 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Strategic Planning and Action Committee Meeting 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m. Saskatchewan, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal York Board of Governors and Board Nominees Luncheon York/Library, Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal York 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Subcommittee on Grants Meeting Nova Scotia, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal York FRIDAY, AUGUST 5

12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Subcommittee on Investments Meeting 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Nova Scotia, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal York Meeting Concert Hall, Convention Floor, Fairmont Royal York 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Non Dues Revenue Committee Meeting 12:00 Noon to 2:00 p.m. New Brunswick, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal Graduation Luncheon Upper Canada, 18th Floor, Fairmont Royal York York

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 9

Time to be Determined 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. Operations and Communications Committee 2011-2012 Board of Governors Meeting Room 701A/B, 700 Level, MTCC, South Building Meeting The new Board of Governors will meet at the conclusion of the British Columbia, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal House of Delegates. York

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Finance Committee Meeting Quebec, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal York

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Program, Evaluation and Planning Committee Meeting Alberta, Main Mezzanine, Fairmont Royal York

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ABA PROGRAM BOOK 2011 BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2010-2011

All photos are courtesy of Jensen Larsen Photography.

Stephen N. Zack Wm. T. Robinson, III Linda A. Klein President President-Elect Chair, ABA House of Delegates Miami, FL Florence, KY Atlanta, GA

Bernice B. Donald Cara Lee Neville Alice E. Richmond Secretary Secretary-Elect Treasurer Memphis, TN Minneapolis, MN Boston, MA

Lucian T. Pera Carolyn B. Lamm Jack Rives Stephen L. Tober Treasurer-Elect Immediate Past President Executive Director First District Memphis, TN Washington, DC Chicago, IL Portsmouth, NH 38 Board of Governors

Harold D. Pope, III Amelia H. Boss Robert N. Weiner Second District Third District Fourth District Southfield, MI Philadelphia, PA Washington, DC

Charles E. English, Sr. Howard H. Vogel Cheryl I. Niro Fifth District Sixth District Seventh District Bowling Green, KY Knoxville, TN Chicago, IL

Edith G. Osman Frederick E. Finch James S. Hill James F. Carr Eighth District Ninth District Tenth District Eleventh District Miami, FL Minneapolis, MN Bismarck, ND Littleton, CO 39 Royal Ontario Museum is a Museum of natural and cultural history, largest museum in Canada. Photo Credit: www.torontowide.com

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Craig A. Orraj Carlos Rodriguez-Vidal Mark I. Schickman Twelfth District Thirteenth District Fourteenth District Albuquerque, NM San Juan, PR San Francisco, CA

Kenneth G. Standard G. Nicholas Casey, Jr. C. Timothy Hopkins James Dimos Fifteenth District Sixteenth District Seventeenth District Eighteenth District New York, NY Charleston, WV Idaho Falls, ID Indianapolis, IN

Leslie Miller Lee S. Kolczun Mitchell A. Orpett Judicial Member-at-Large Section Member-at-Large Section Member-at-Large Tucson, AZ Sheffield Village, OH Chicago, IL 40 Board of Governors

R. Kinnan Golemon Neal R. Sonnett Mary Ellen Coster Williams Peter Alan Winograd Section Member-at-Large Section Member-at-Large Section Member-at-Large Section Member-at-Large Austin, TX Miami, FL Washington, DC Albuquerque, NM

Richard A. Soden Mary L. Smith Lauren Stiller Rikleen Michelle A. Behnke Minority Member-at-Large Minority Member-at-Large Woman Member-at-Large Woman Member-at-Large Boston, MA Lansing, IL Boston, MA Madison, WI

Jonathan W. Wolfe Kendyl T. Hanks Tommy Preston, Jr. Young Lawyer Member-at-Large Young Lawyer Member-at-Large Law Student Livingston, NJ New York, NY Columbia, SC 41 METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Toronto, Canada -ABA CLE CENTRE -ABA -MEETING ROOMS

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CLE Questions? Information Phone: 416-585-3793

How to Get the Most MCLE Credits New This Year! All ABA Annual Meeting CLE programs will have scanners. The purpose of the scanner is to record the number of attendees at each program. The ABA CLE Scanners are for internal attendance tracking only and do not satisfy your State CLE Reporting Requirements. Please see information below.

Canadian Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit has been requested for ABA Annual Meeting CLE programs. British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec lawyers reporting ABA Annual Meeting CPD credit must retain their ABA Annual Meeting Registration Confirmation and all ABA Certificates of Attendance for their records. Accreditation for Minimum (Mandatory) CLE Jurisdictions > In both the chronological calendar and the sponsor chapters of this program book, look for the M symbol. This symbol indicates that MCLE credit has been requested for the program session. Program sessions marked E are ethics-requested program sessions. > MCLE accreditation has been requested from most states with mandatory CLE requirements for licensed attorneys. Please be aware that each state has its own rules and regulations indicating what qualifies for CLE and ethics credits. Therefore, certain program sessions may not receive credit in some states. Check with your state for confirmation of a program session’s approval. Attorneys seeking to obtain MCLE credit in Louisiana and/or Pennsylvania will be required to pay state accreditation fees directly to these states. > There will be one (1) MCLE booth located in Registration at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Exhibit Hall E, 800 Level, South Building. Uniform Certificate of Attendance > All program participants—including speakers/moderators/panelists—seeking CLE credit (except New York licensed attendees) must take one Uniform Certificate of Attendance from each primary sponsor whose CLE program sessions you attend. If you do not see one, ask for one. (New York licensed attendees please see instructions below for NEW YORK ATTENDEES.) > Each primary Section sponsor has one Uniform Certificate listing all its CLE program sessions. > Track your attendance with the Uniform Certificates. > Complete the Attorney portion of each Uniform Certificate. Fill in your State Bar Membership, Registration or Supreme Court ID Number. > Complete one Uniform Certificate per primary sponsor for each state to which you are required to report. > Send in your completed Uniform Certificates to your MCLE state agency if you are licensed in any of the following states: AR, CO, FL, GA, ID, IN, KS, KY, LA, ME, MS, NV, NM, ND, OH, PA, RI, TN, VA, WV and WY. (Send to PA and LA with the required fees. See PENNSYLVANIA ATTENDEES on page 33 and contact Louisiana for its dollar amount.) > Retain a copy of each Uniform Certificate for your records. > Do not return any Uniform Certificates of Attendance to the ABA. CLE Course Attendance Form* > Complete the CLE Course Attendance Form using the information found on either your Uniform Certificate(s) of Attendance (see above) or your New York Certificate(s) of Attendance. (If you cannot find a Uniform Certificate, ask the Section representative for one.) (See instructions on page 33 for NEW YORK ATTENDEES.) > The Course Attendance Form allows you to report attendance for up to twenty sessions. You can get the form from a section representative. (Additional Forms can be obtained only from designated Registration and MCLE staff.) Please fill in your name, address, city, state and zip code. Then fill in your State Bar Membership, Registration or Supreme Court ID number and the state(s) registered. Complete the reverse side of the form. Please return the CLE Course Attendance Form to one of the following locations: Section Staff or MCLE Booth. > Failure to return this form to the ABA may result in a state's denial of CLE credits for the sessions you attended.

* This form will not be sent to the state regulators. It is maintained for the attendance verification at ABA's annual meetings. 1) Drop off the form at an MCLE Information Booth or your primary Section sponsor’s registration/information area. 2) Mail the form to the ABA Center for CLE, MCLE Unit, Attn: Annual Meeting, 321 North Clark, 19th Floor, Chicago, IL 60654, postmarked no later than Sept. 1, 2011. 3) Email the form to [email protected] by Sept. 1, 2011. 44 CLE Information (continued)

Computing MCLE Credits On the Uniform Certificate of Attendance > The following instructions do not apply to New York Certificates of Attendance. (See instructions below for NEW YORK ATTENDEES.) > Group your Uniform Certificates by primary sponsor indicated on the top of the Uniform Certificate. > Add up total minutes attended per primary sponsor. > Divide that total by either 60 or 50, depending on the state in which you are licensed. (See “ARE YOU LICENSED…?”) > If your state has other special instructions for you to follow, these will be posted at the MCLE Information Booth. > Enter the total number of credit hours for that primary sponsor’s program sessions at the bottom of the Uniform Certificate. Are You Licensed in a 60-Minute or a 50-Minute State? > 60-minute states are: AK, AL, AZ, AR, BC, CA, DE, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KY, LA, ME, MN, MS, MT, NH, NM, NV, NC, ND, OH, OR, PA, PR, QC, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA and WY. > 50-minute states are: CO, FL, KS, MO, NY, OK, RI, WV, WI, and Guam, VI. Texas Attendees > Complete ONLY ONE (1) State Bar of Texas CLE Course Attendance Form—including all CLE program sessions you attended—to report the total number of credits claimed for the entire Annual Meeting. > From your Uniform Certificate(s) of Attendance, add the number of CLE program session minutes for all program sessions attended and divide by 60 to obtain your total number of credits. (Remember to write “ABA 2011 Annual Meeting” as the title of the CLE Activity on the Texas card.) > Before leaving, turn in ONLY ONE (1) completed card to an ABA Section or Information Booth representative. If you leave without returning your Texas card, the ABA cannot be responsible for reporting your CLE credits. > The ABA will report TX attendance 30 days after the date of the program. > If you need to report your credit hours to the State Bar of Texas yourself, you will need the nine-digit Texas Course ID number which should be available by mid-September by calling the ABA Service Center at 1-800-285-2221. Illinois Attendees > IL licensed attorneys are required to sign in for each session attended on the IL sign-in sheets for ABA CLE reporting purposes. This form will be located in the back of each meeting room. This procedure is for Annual Meeting CLE only. Pennsylvania Attendees > All attorneys seeking Pennsylvania CLE credit need to complete one “Pennsylvania CLE Credit Request Form.” Completion of the Attorney Information block (Section B) is mandatory. > Attorneys should pick up Uniform Certificates of Attendance for all CLE program sessions attended, i.e., one Uniform Certificate of Attendance from each ABA sponsoring Section or Entity. > Attorneys must pay $1.50 per credit hour, with checks made payable to “PACLE” (Pennsylvania CLE). The $1.50 per credit hour fee also is required for half-hour increments. For example, if the person attends between 4.5 to 5.0 hours, the total fees to be paid to PACLE would be $7.50. Mail the “Pennsylvania CLE Credit Request Form,” Uniform Certificate(s) of Attendance and fees to the address on the form. New York Attendees > The New York State CLE Board has mandated that all New York licensed attorneys, including speakers, sign both in and out of each CLE program session attended in order to receive CLE credit. > A special “FOR NEW YORK ATTORNEYS ONLY” attendance sheet will be available at each CLE program session. > Please look for the sign which reads: ATTENTION—NEW YORK ATTORNEYS MUST SIGN IN AND OUT OF SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CLE CREDIT IN NEW YORK STATE. > As you sign out, an ABA sponsor staff person will verify your attendance and issue the appropriate, complete and signed, New York Certificate of Attendance. If the New York Certificate of Attendance is not available onsite, one sent to you within 60 days upon verification of attendance via the New York Attendance sign-in sheet. > Keep the “Attorney Copy” of the New York Certificate for four (4) years and use it as reference when completing your Reporting Affidavit. > Do not take the “Sponsor Copy” or “MCLE Copy” (yellow and pink copies). Leave these copies with the ABA program sponsor. Delaware Attendees are not required to sign in for the ABA Annual Meeting.

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ABPRESIDENTIALA CLE CENTRE CLE programs CENTRE Metro TorontoPrograms Convention at-a-Glance Centre (MTCC) title primary sponsor page THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 8:30 A.M.

How Decision Trees Can Help Your Right-Brain Clients Arrive At Successful Conclusions Section of Dispute Resolution 134

New Ways to Practice Law: iPads, Playbooks and Tablet Computing Law Practice Management Section 161

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 10:30 A.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: The Battle over Birthright Citizenship: History, Commission on Immigration 95 International Perspectives, and the Path Ahead

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2:00 P.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: Trial Practices and Tactics in Canada and the Section of Litigation 168 United States

The Art and War of Mediation: The Top Ten Effective Tools and Ethical Concerns You and Your Client Better Section of Dispute Resolution 134 Consider Before Entering the Mediation

Blackberrys and the Practice of Law Law Practice Management Section 161

Dial I For Infringement, The Anatomy of an IP Dispute Section of Dispute Resolution 134

Lawyering in the Digital Age: Using Technology and Social Media to Assist Underserved Populations Public Services Division 94

The Regulation of the Political Activities of Lobbyists Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 108

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 3:45 P.M.

Cross-Border Practice in a Shrinking Global Economy Section of Litigation 168

Dodd-Frank One Year Later: Panacea or Poison? Section of Litigation 168

Empathy, Creativity, Neutrality and Persuasion: What Dispute Resolvers Can Learn from the World of Theatre Section of Dispute Resolution 134

The Perils of Social Media Under the Laws of the United States and Canada: A Cautious Tale for Lawyers and Section of Litigation 168 Clients

Resolving Construction Disputes in Canada and the U.S. - Looking Back, Looking Forward Section of Dispute Resolution 135

Solution Focused Conflict Management Section of Dispute Resolution 135

* A complete description of each program and pricing can be found on the page indicated after the sponsor. title primary sponsor page FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 8:30 A.M.

Access Across America: First Report of the Civil Justice Infrastructure Mapping Project American Bar Foundation 204

Culture Shock! Pitfalls for U.S. Businesses Leasing or Buying Real Property in Canada Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 176

eAttorney, MiAttorney: How Technology Has Changed Communication and Collaboration With Clients Standing Committee on Technology and Information Systems 87

Expert Life After Changes to Rule 26: Should Experts Be Required to Comply with ABA Ethical Standards for Section of Litigation 169 Experts?

Health Care Reform: A Comparative Look at Access and Quality Issues Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 108

Hot Topics in Animal Law Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 187

Hot Topics in Environmental Law Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 176

The Intersection of Arbitration and the Appellate System Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 187

Is FCPA Enforcement Overly Aggressive? Criminal Justice Section 130

Justice for All: A Comparison of the Crime Victims' Rights in the U.S. and Canada Criminal Justice Section 130

Juvenile and Family Drug Courts: A Non-Traditional Model of Providing Access to Services Standing Committee on Substance Abuse 86

Meet Me at the Border: Issues of Interface with Canadian and U.S. Law and Collective Bargaining in the Public Standing Committee on the Law Library of Congress 88 Sector

The Once and Future Firm: Facts v. Fiction Law Practice Management Section 161

Our Highest Courts: A Comparison of the Canadian and U.S. Supreme Courts Section of Litigation 170

The Postville Raids and Agri-Processors Case: Internal Investigations, Criminal Prosecutions, and Immigration Criminal Justice Section 130 Consequences for Corporations & Individuals

Practice Information You Can Bank On: Update on Trust Account Regulation Standing Committee on Client Protection 80

Psychology & the Computer: Their Effective Use in Mediation of Complex Cases Section of Dispute Resolution 135

Secrets, Lawsuits and Mediation: US and Canadian Alternatives to FOIA Litigation Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 108

Shattering the Legal Glass Ceiling: The Myths and Realities of Law-Firm Compensation Section of Litigation 170

Solo Day: 90 Tips in 90 Minutes General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 140

Take the High Road: Mastering Top Ethical Challenges Facing ADR Advocates and Neutrals Section of Dispute Resolution 135

Turning Good Intentions into Good Actions - Examining and Eliminating Bias General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 140

Twenty-Five Years and Counting: A Look at Justice Scalia's Tenure on the Supreme Court Judicial Division 155

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title primary sponsor page FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 10:30 A.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: 9/11—A Decade Later, and A World Apart Section of International Law 152

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: "Implicit Bias" and the Myth of Equal Justice Section of Litigation 170

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2:00 P.M.

Allies, Influence, Power, and Politics in the Office Law Practice Management Section 162

Canada v. U.S. Mock Arbitration - Advocacy in International Arbitration: Different Cultural and Procedural Approaches Section of Dispute Resolution 136

Changing Landscape of LGBT Rights: A Global Look Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity 99

Civil Immigration Detention: Myth or Reality? Commission on Immigration 96

Cloud Computing Demystified!! Is It A Revolution or an Evolution?? Section of Science & Technology Law 179

Collaborative Justice Makes Cent$: Cost-Effective Interdisciplinary Courts in Canada and the U.S. Commission on Homelessness and Poverty 95

Data Privacy & HIPAA: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know in the U.S. and Canada Health Law Section 144

Do-It-Yourself Historical Trial: Louis Riel Treason Trial - Traitor, Patriot or Insane? General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 141

Families Do Matter Section of Family Law 139

Getting on the Rolls: A Comparative Look at Voter Registration Models in Canada and the United States Standing Committee on Election Law 81

Healthcare Reform and Medical Malpractice Law: How Canada Balances Patient Rights, Physician Interests, and System Costs Standing Committee on Medical Professional Liability 85

Improving Your Public Speaking Skills Center for Continuing Legal Education 198

International Government Investigations, SEC Whistleblowers, and Private Follow-On Actions: Playing Chess on Criminal Justice Section 131 Multiple Boards

The Law and Politics of Health Care Reform Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 109

Licensure the Impaired Professional: Effective Practice and Intervention Strategies for Attorneys and Healthcare Practitioners Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 188

Making Money Talk Section of Dispute Resolution 136

The Omar Khadr Case: America's War on Terror Section of Litigation 171

Property Rights, Political Drama, and Smart Growth: The Challenge of Sustainable Development in 2011 Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 176

Race to the Courthouse: Resolution and Litigation of Complex Cross-Border Insurance Coverage Disputes and Bad Faith Cases Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 188

The Restructuring of the Americas: How Insolvency Courts in Canada, Mexico and the United States Are Reshaping Business Section of Litigation 171

The Roberts Court: Three Women, Year Five, and More Section of Litigation 171

Solo Day: Law Firm Marketing and Management General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 141 * A complete description of each program and pricing can be found on the page indicated after the sponsor. title primary sponsor page FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 3:45 P.M.

Annual Survey of Supreme Court Decisions Criminal Justice Section 132

Chemical Regulation in Canada—Lessons for U.S. Reforms Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 109

Class and Mass Actions Are Back in Vogue: New Strategies You Need to Know for Handling High-Stakes Litigation Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 188

Cross Border Ethics, or Just Crossed Ethics: Traps for the Unwary in the Canadian and U.S. Ethics Rules for Lawyers Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 176

Debunking the Myth of the Post Racial Society Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 145

Hot Topics in Internet Law and Strategy Section of Science & Technology Law 179

How Arbitrators Think and What You and They Can Do About It: A Journey Into the Minds of Arbitrators Section of Dispute Resolution 136

International Discovery: Around the World in 90 Minutes Section of Litigation 171

Multi-Jurisdictional, Cross-Border, and International Class Actions: Where Are We Heading? Section of Litigation 171

New Hybrid Approaches to Transactions, Dispute Prevention & Resolution: Shaping ADR Processes to Fit the Section of Dispute Resolution 136 Problem and People in Deals and Disputes

Security versus Liberty - Comparative Approaches to National Security Standing Committee on Law and National Security 83

Successful Lawyers Manage Stress Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 188

SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 8:30 A.M.

Bankruptcy Basics General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 141

The CSI Effect: What Have We Learned Over the Last Decade Section of Science & Technology Law 180

Foreign Espionage Targets the Private Sector: The Cybersecurity Threat from Nation States Standing Committee on Law and National Security 83

General Counsel with International Issues: What's on Their Minds? Section of Litigation 172

Health Care Fraud Update: Significant Prosecutions, the "HEAT" Initiative, False Claims Act Developments and Self- Criminal Justice Section 132 Disclosure Strategies

How Good is the Dirt? The Skinny on Title Issues and Legal Descriptions General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 141

International Perspectives on Older Persons with Disabilities: Civil and Criminal Law Practice Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law 98

International Title Insurance Litigation in 2011: What Issues are International Title Insurance Litigators Facing Today, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 189 and What is on the Horizon?

Mass Settlements: Beyond Injury Compensation Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 189

Protecting Heirs' Property: Uniform Laws and Social Justice Section of State and Local Government Law 184

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title primary sponsor page SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 8:30 A.M. (Continued)

The Purchase and Sale Agreement: Negotiating Strategies from a U.S. and International Perspective Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 177

Redefining the U.S.-Canadian Border: Current Issues in Visitation and Migration Commission on Immigration 96

Same-Sex Marriage in North America: A Look at Where We Are Eight Years Later Section of Family Law 139

Social Media & Healthcare: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Special Committee on Bioethics and the Law 103

Strategic Choices in International Arbitration: The Impact of Forum Selection and Choice-of-Law Decisions Section of Litigation 172

SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 10:30 A.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: The Bully at School Goes High Tech: Protecting Section of State and Local Government Law 184 Students in the Internet Age

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: More to Overcome: Civil Rights in the 21st Century Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 146

SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2:00 P.M.

Advising the Small Business General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 142

Courting Disaster: Tools to Help You Create a Disaster Plan Now Special Committee on Disaster Response and Preparedness 104

Criminal Tax Fraud: Hot Buttons and Hot Topics Criminal Justice Section 132

Elder Law, Estate Planning & Probate: New Ideas to Expand & Excel Your Practice General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division 142

The Future of Gun Control in the United States After the Heller and McDonald Cases, with a Canadian Perspective Standing Committee on Gun Violence 82 on Gun Control Issues

Health Care Reform: Looking Back at Where Things Stand Now Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 177

The Impact of Budget Reductions on State and Local Drug Control and Criminal Justice Programs—Time for a New Standing Committee on Substance Abuse 87 Paradigm?

May It Please the Court (Or Not) Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 190

New Restrictions on U.S. Internet Sales: Data Passes, Negative Options, Automatic Renewals and Recurring Charges Section of Science & Technology Law 180

Nuclear Regulation in North America After Fukushima Daiichi Section of Public Utility, Communications and Transportation Law 175

On The Docket: The 2010-2011 Supreme Court Term Standing Committee on Public Education 86

Practicing in Privacy - Can the Law Keep Up with Technology and Can Self-Regulation Help? Section of Antitrust Law 111

Psychology in the Courtroom: Hot Topics for the Tort and Insurance Law Practitioner Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 190

* A complete description of each program and pricing can be found on the page indicated after the sponsor. title primary sponsor page SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2:00 P.M. (Continued)

The UN Human Rights Council: What Does Its First Five Years Say about Its Future? Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 146

United States and Canadian Environmental Issues: Cross Border Litigation and Regulatory Priorities Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 190

Waterfront Re-Development Program and Walking Tour Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 177

What is Legally Defensible Data Security? Section of Science & Technology Law 181

Wikileaks, National Security and Free Speech Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 146

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 8:30 A.M.

Arbitration Case Law Update Section of Dispute Resolution 137

Bio Terrorism, Bio Ethics and Intellectual Property on Trial Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 192

From Oil Spills to Nuclear Waste: Why Cross-Border Environmental Justice Matters Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 147

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 10:30 A.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: Investigating and Forgetting on the Web Section of Labor and Employment Law 160

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: The Globalization of Anti-Corruption Law Criminal Justice Section 133

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 2:00 P.M.

Reconciling the First Amendment and Antidiscrimination Policies: The Implications of Christian Legal Society v. Martinez Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 147

ERISA Litigation - Effect on Plan Design Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 177

Current Crisis in Court Funding: Efficiency, Effectiveness, Accountability, and Education Office of the President 200

* A complete description of each program and pricing can be found on the page indicated after the sponsor. 51 CLE Information CLE programs & events. programs & racial and ethnic diversity racial and ethnic This Track showcases sexual This Track GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) GOAL III DIVERSITY orientation, gender, disability, disability, gender, orientation, ABA Forum on Native American Issues This track will highlight This track will new lawyers and those new lawyers of various areas of law. programs that will assist programs that asics (PB) Practice B changing practice areas with changing practice a fundamental understanding a fundamental understanding New Ways to Practice Law: New Ways iPads, Playbooks and Tablet Computing arbitration. and in mediation or and dispute resolution and dispute pre-trial, in the courtroom pre-trial, in the courtroom challenges, to help lawyers challenges, to This track focuses on issues This track focuses pertinent to today’s litigation today’s pertinent to LITIGATION and ADR (L) and LITIGATION ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: Trial Practices and Tactics in Canada and the United States How Decision Trees Can How Decision Trees Right-Brain Help Your Clients Arrive At Successful Conclusions TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY Tracks Program and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS Designed to explore the Designed to how to use technology to how to use technology to emphasis on the Internet, emphasis on the Internet, myriad and varied aspects myriad and varied of technology with specific of technology legal servicesfor the client. provide quality and efficient provide quality and efficient these sessions show lawyers these sessions show lawyers Blackberrys and the Practice of Law SOLO and SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL FIRM and small firms, but the and small firms, of special interest to solos of special interest to lawyers in any size firm. fundamentals that can apply fundamentals that can apply This track was created to be This track was topics and substance provide topics and substance provide and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS This track addresses This track addresses ethics and professional PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM with special emphasis on with special independence, civility and independence, civility and integrity, competence and integrity, professionalism at the bar, at the bar, professionalism , AUGUST 4 advancing the justice system. The Regulation of the Political Activities of Lobbyists TIME 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM THURSDAY

52 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL (PB) Basics Practice LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION Dial I For Infringement, The Dial I For Infringement, an IP Dispute Anatomy of of The Art and War Ten Mediation: The Top and Ethical Effective Tools and Your Concerns You Client Better Consider Before Entering the Mediation Later: Dodd-Frank One Year Panacea or Poison? The Perils of Social Media Under the Laws of the United States and Canada: for Lawyers A Cautious Tale and Clients Cross-Border Practice in a Shrinking Global Economy Creativity, Empathy, Neutrality and Persuasion: What Dispute Resolvers Can Learn the World from of Theatre Resolving Construction Disputes in Canada and the U.S. - Looking Back, Looking Forward Solution Focused Conflict Management TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS CLE Information Forensic Science, A View Forensic Science, A View from the Bench: Challenges for the 21st Century The Perils of Social Media Under the Laws of the United States and Canada: for Lawyers A Cautious Tale and Clients SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL FIRM and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM The Art and War of The Art and War Ten Mediation: The Top and Ethical Effective Tools and Your Concerns You Client Better Consider Before Entering the Mediation TIME 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 4 (Continued) AUGUST THURSDAY,

53 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL Shattering the Legal Glass Ceiling: The Myths and Realities of Law Firm Compensation (PB) Basics Practice Hot Topics in Environmental Hot Topics Law Practice Information You Practice Information You Can Bank On: Update on Account Regulation Trust LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION International Patent Litigation Shattering the Legal Glass Ceiling: The Myths and Realities of Law-Firm Compensation Expert Life After Changes to Rule 26: Should Experts Be Required to Comply with ABA Ethical Standards for Experts? Our Highest Courts: A Comparison of the Canadian and U.S. Supreme Courts TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS eAttorney, MiAttorney:How eAttorney, Has Changed Technology Communication and Clients Collaboration With SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL eAttorney, MiAttorney: eAttorney, Has How Technology Changed Communication and Collaboration With Clients and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM The Once and Future Firm: Fiction Facts v. MiAttorney:How eAttorney, Has Changed Technology Communication and Clients Collaboration With Expert Life After Changes to Rule 26: Should Experts Be Required to Comply with ABA Ethical Standards for Experts? Practice Information You Can Bank On: Update on Account Regulation Trust 5 , AUGUST TIME FRIDAY 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM

54 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: "Implicit Bias" and the Myth of Equal Justice Turning Good Intentions into Turning Good Actions - Examining and Eliminating Bias (PB) Basics Practice Culture Shock! Pitfalls for U.S. Businesses Leasing or Buying Real Property in Canada The Postville Raids and The Postville Case: Agri-Processors Internal Investigations, and Criminal Prosecutions, Immigration Consequences for Corporations & Individuals Justice for All: A Comparison of the Crime the U.S. Rights in Victims' and Canada LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: "Implicit Bias" and the Myth of Equal Justice Psychology & the Computer: Their Effective Use in Mediation of Complex Cases the High Road: Take Ethical Mastering Top Challenges Facing ADR Advocates and Neutrals TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS CLE Information Solo Day: 90 Tips in 90 Solo Day: 90 Tips Minutes SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL FIRM The Postville Raids and The Postville Case: Agri-Processors Internal Investigations, and Criminal Prosecutions, Immigration Consequences for Corporations & Individuals Turning Good Intentions Turning into Good Actions - Examining and Eliminating Bias Solo Day: 90 Tips in 90 Solo Day: 90 Tips Minutes and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM Take the High Road: Take Ethical Mastering Top Challenges Facing ADR Advocates and Neutrals Turning Good Intentions into Turning Good Actions - Examining and Eliminating Bias TIME 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM 5 (Continued) AUGUST FRIDAY,

55 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL Allies, Influence, Power, Allies, Influence, Power, and Politics in the Office (PB) Basics Practice Property Rights, Political Drama, and Smart of Growth: The Challenge Sustainable Development in 2011 LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION The Restructuring of the Americas: How Insolvency Courts in Canada, Mexico and the United States Are Reshaping Business The Roberts Court: Three Five, and Year Women, More The Omar Khadr Case: on Terror America's War International Government Investigations, SEC Whistleblowers, and Private Follow-On Actions: Playing Chess on Multiple Boards TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS Court Technology Court Technology Showcase: New and Applications for You Court Your Cutting Edge: The Current Legal and Business Issues Faced by High Tech Companies SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM First Annual SCJI Forum First Annual Independence: on Judicial to Judicial Challenges and Independence - Today Tomorrow TIME 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM 5 (Continued) AUGUST FRIDAY,

56 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL Changing Landscape of Changing Landscape of Look LGBT Rights: A Global Historical Trial: Do-It-Yourself - Trial Louis Riel Treason Patriot or Insane? Traitor, (PB) Basics Practice LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION Hot Topics in Internet Law Hot Topics and Strategy Do-It-Yourself Historical Do-It-Yourself Louis Riel Treason Trial: Patriot or - Traitor, Trial Insane? The Role of CSI Toronto: the Court in an Age of Developing Science & Technology Canada v. U.S. Mock Canada v. in Arbitration - Advocacy International Arbitration: Different Cultural and Procedural Approaches Making Money Talk TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS CLE Information Hot Topics in Internet Law Hot Topics and Strategy Do-It-Yourself Historical Trial: Historical Trial: Do-It-Yourself - Trial Louis Riel Treason Patriot or Insane? Traitor, The Role of CSI Toronto: the Court in an Age of Developing Science & Technology Solo Day: Law FirmSolo Day: Law Marketing and Management Cloud Computing Demystified!! Is It A Revolution or an Evolution?? SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL FIRM Do-It-Yourself Historical Do-It-Yourself Louis Riel Treason Trial: Patriot or - Traitor, Trial Insane? Solo Day: Law FirmSolo Day: Law Marketing and Management Cloud Computing Demystified!! Is It A Revolution or an Evolution?? and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM Cross Border Ethics, or Just Crossed Ethics: Traps for the Unwary in the Canadian and U.S. Ethics Rules for Lawyers TIME 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM 3:45 PM to 4:45 PM 3:15 PM to 5:00 PM 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 5 (Continued) AUGUST FRIDAY,

57 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL Debunking the Myth of the Debunking the Myth of Post Racial Society (PB) Basics Practice The Purchase and Sale Agreement: Negotiating Strategies from a U.S. and International Perspective Protecting Heirs Property: Uniform and Social Laws Justice LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION Multi-Jurisdictional, Cross- Multi-Jurisdictional, and International Border, Where Are Class Actions: Heading? We International Discovery: in 90 Around the World Minutes New Hybrid Approaches Dispute to Transactions, Prevention & Resolution: Shaping ADR Processes to Fit the Problem and People in Deals and Disputes How Arbitrators Think and and They Can What You Do About It: A Journey Into the Minds of Arbitrators TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS Security versus Liberty - Comparative Approaches to National Security SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL Annual Survey of Supreme Court Decisions and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM , AUGUST 6 New Hybrid Approaches Dispute to Transactions, Prevention & Resolution: Shaping ADR Processes to Fit the Problem and People in Deals and Disputes TIME 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM SATURDAY 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM 5 (Continued) AUGUST FRIDAY,

58 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL International Perspectives on Older Persons with Disabilities: Civil and Criminal Law Practice (PB) Basics Practice Bankruptcy Basics How Good is the Dirt? The Issues and Skinny on Title Legal Descriptions LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION The CSI Effect: What Have we Learned Over the Last Decade Strategic Choices in Strategic Choices International Arbitration: The Impact of Forum Selection and Choice-of- Law Decisions General Counsel with International Issues: What's on Their Minds? Health Care Fraud Update: Significant Prosecutions, Initiative, False the "HEAT" Claims Act Developments and Self-Disclosure Strategies TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS CLE Information Foreign Espionage Targets Foreign Espionage Targets the Private Sector: the Cybersecurity Threat from Nation States SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL FIRM International Perspectives on Older Persons with Disabilities: Civil and Criminal Law Practice Bankruptcy Basics How Good is the Dirt? The Issues and Skinny on Title Legal Descriptions and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM TIME 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM (Continued) AUGUST 6 SATURDAY,

59 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: More to Overcome: Civil Rights in the 21st Century Mentoring 360: Raising Bottom Line by Using Your to Build Diverse New Tools Talent (PB) Basics Practice Elder Law, Estate Planning Elder Law, & Probate- New Ideas to Expand & Excel Your Practice Advising the Small Business Waterfront Re-Development Waterfront Tour Program and Walking ABA CLE CENTRE ABA CLE SHOWCASE The Bully PROGRAM: at School Goes High Protecting Tech: Students in the Internet Age LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION Criminal Tax Fraud: Hot Criminal Tax Buttons and Hot Topics TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS New Restrictions on U.S. Internet Sales: Data Passes, Negative Options, Automatic Renewals and Recurring Charges SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL Elder Law, Estate Planning Elder Law, & Probate- New Ideas to Expand & Excel Your Practice Advising the Small Business and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM TIME 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM (Continued) AUGUST 6 SATURDAY,

60 186292 185874 186093 GOAL III DIVERSITY (D) III DIVERSITY GOAL Reconciling the First Amendment and Antidiscrimination Policies: The Implications of Christian Martinez Legal Society v. (PB) Basics Practice LITIGATION and ADR (L) and ADR LITIGATION What is Legally Defensible What is Legally Data Security? Arbitration Case Law Update ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: The Globalization of Anti-Corruption Law TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY and BUSINESS (T) and BUSINESS CLE Information What is Legally Defensible What is Legally Data Security? Business Method Patenting in a Post-Bilski World SOLO and SOLO SMALL FIRM (S) SMALL FIRM and ETHICS (P) and ETHICS PROFESSIONALISM PROFESSIONALISM , AUGUST 7 TIME 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM SUNDAY 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM 3:45 PM to 5:15 PM (Continued) AUGUST 6 SATURDAY,

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2011 Toronto Annual Meeting CLE Programs

title primary sponsor page THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 8:30 A.M.

How Decision Trees Can Help Your Right-Brain Clients Arrive At Successful Conclusions Section of Dispute Resolution 134

New Ways to Practice Law: iPads, Playbooks and Tablet Computing Law Practice Management Section 161

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 9:00 A.M.

ABA Forum on Native American Issues Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 145

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 10:30 A.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: The Battle over Birthright Citizenship: History, Commission on Immigration 95 International Perspectives, and the Path Ahead

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1:00 P.M.

Class Action Litigation After Dukes v. Walmart Section of Labor and Employment Law 158

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2:00 P.M.

ABA CLE CENTRE SHOWCASE PROGRAM: Trial Practices and Tactics in Canada and the Section of Litigation 168 United States

The Art and War of Mediation: The Top Ten Effective Tools and Ethical Concerns You and Your Client Better Section of Dispute Resolution 134 Consider Before Entering the Mediation

Blackberrys and the Practice of Law Law Practice Management Section 161

Dial I For Infringement, The Anatomy of an IP Dispute Section of Dispute Resolution 134

Lawyering in the Digital Age: Using Technology and Social Media to Assist Underserved Populations Public Services Division 200

The Regulation of the Political Activities of Lobbyists Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 108

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2:45 P.M.

Calculating Damages in an Employment Case: Strategies for the Canadian and U.S. Litigant Section of Labor and Employment Law 158

* A complete description of each program and pricing can be found on the page indicated after the sponsor. title primary sponsor page THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 3:00 P.M.

Forensic Science, A View from the Bench: Challenges for the 21st Century Judicial Division 155

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 3:45 P.M.

Cross-Border Practice in a Shrinking Global Economy Section of Litigation 168

Dodd-Frank One Year Later: Panacea or Poison? Section of Litigation 168

Empathy, Creativity, Neutrality and Persuasion: What Dispute Resolvers Can Learn from the World of Theatre Section of Dispute Resolution 134

The Perils of Social Media Under the Laws of the United States and Canada: A Cautious Tale for Lawyers and Clients Section of Litigation 168

Resolving Construction Disputes in Canada and the U.S. - Looking Back, Looking Forward Section of Dispute Resolution 135

Solution Focused Conflict Management Section of Dispute Resolution 135

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 8:00 A.M.

Crisis Management Tales from In-House Counsel: How to React, Plan and Survive a Crisis (and the Legal Ethical Business Law Section 112 Quandries)

Investments in the BRIC and Mexico: Selected Issues Business Law Section 112

Privacy and Anti-Money Laundering: An Oxymoron? Business Law Section 112

What Law Governs in a Global Secured Transaction: Where You Got Collateral in Spades: Ever Thought about Business Law Section 112 What Law will Govern the Enforceability....

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 8:30 A.M.

Access Across America: First Report of the Civil Justice Infrastructure Mapping Project American Bar Foundation 204

Culture Shock! Pitfalls for U.S. Businesses Leasing or Buying Real Property in Canada Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 176

eAttorney, MiAttorney: How Technology Has Changed Communication and Collaboration With Clients Standing Committee on Technology and Information Systems 87

Expert Life After Changes to Rule 26: Should Experts Be Required to Comply with ABA Ethical Standards for Experts? Section of Litigation 169

Health Care Reform: A Comparative Look at Access and Quality Issues Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice 108

Hot Topics in Animal Law Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 187

Hot Topics in Environmental Law Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law 176

International Patent Litigation Section of Intellectual Property Law 148

The Intersection of Arbitration and the Appellate System Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section 187

* A complete description of each program and pricing can be found on the page indicated after the sponsor. 63

Complete CLE Listing 64

title primary sponsor page FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 8:30 A.M. (Continued)

Is FCPA Enforcement Overly Aggressive? Criminal Justice Section 130

Justice for All: A Comparison of the Crime Victims' Rights in the U.S. and Canada Criminal Justice Section 130

Lawyering For Homeless Youth Throughout The Globe: Best Practices in Representation and Emerging Model Laws Commission on Homelessness and Poverty 94

Meet Me at the Border: Issues of Interface with Canadian and U.S. Law and Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector Standing Committee on the Law Library of Congress 88