2014 SPRING MEETING NEW YORK THE WALDORF ASTORIA CITY APRIL 1-5, 2014

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November 17-18 North America Regional Forum Vancouver, Canada Dear Colleagues n behalf of the ABA Section of International Law (ABA International), we are pleased to invite you to the 2014 Spring Meeting in New York, April 1-5. ABA International’s Spring Meeting will be one of the world’s Olargest and most important gatherings of international lawyers, with more than 1500 attendees from over 80 countries expected.

LEARN INFORMATION RELEVANT TO YOUR INTERNATIONAL LAW PRACTICE AREA FROM TOP LEGAL EXPERTS, INCLUDING: • High-level practitioners with the largest and most respected regional, national and global law firms from nearly every continent; • Corporate and in-house counsel from more than 40 corporations, including many of the top global companies; • Small-firm and solo practitioners with significant international practices; • Government lawyers including ambassadors, judges, regulators and former legislators; • Lawyers serving with non-governmental organizations and inter-governmental organizations, such as the World Bank, Doctors Without Borders, the International Criminal Court, the International Chamber of Commerce, the International Monetary Fund, Lambda Legal, Oxfam America, and UN Women; and • Academics from top universities and law schools across the U.S. and around the world. The more than 70 substantive CLE sessions at the 2014 Spring Meeting will feature prominent speakers from start to finish, making it a “Must-Attend” meeting for lawyers with a practice or interest in international legal issues. Wednesday morning, we begin with Courageous Counsel, including prominent women General Counsels from the Fortune 500, and we conclude Friday afternoon with a look at the legal profession with Senator Evan Bayh, the Honorable Judith Kaye, Bernard Nussbaum, Richard Revesz, and Frederic Ury. In between, you can hear from many prominent speakers, including Chancellor Leo Strine from the Delaware Court of Chancery and Lord Michael Burton, Chief Judge of Commercial Courts, Royal Courts of Justice, London. The meeting will also feature special programming for corporate counsel, law firm managers, young lawyers, law students, and legal educators.

ENJOY OUTSTANDING NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES! Network with the best and brightest international lawyers throughout the meeting, particularly at our twice daily networking breaks, ticketed luncheons, and evening receptions: • Welcome Reception at the Waldorf Astoria (Tuesday); • Special Reception at the New York Stock Exchange (Wednesday); • Opening Reception at Cipriani Wall Street (Wednesday); • Reception at the USS Intrepid, one of 24 Essex-class aircraft carriers built during World War II for the United States Navy (Thursday); and • Chair’s Closing Reception at the Waldorf Astoria (Friday). Please note: Early Bird Registration Deadline is February 24, 2014. Take advantage of the low registration rates for both individual and group attendees! For information about group registration rates, please contact Michelle Mattingly at [email protected]. Pre-Registration Final Deadline is March 19, 2014. Online registration will be closed after this date. Onsite registration will be available as of April 1st. Hotel room block at the Waldorf Astoria New York Deadline is March 10, 2014. We have reserved a special nightly rate of $289 plus applicable daily tax per room for single or double occupancy. Make your reservations online at http://bit.ly/15EuCgJhttp://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/L/LONHITW- GABAA-20131014/index.jhtml. The number of rooms available at this special rate is limited and subject to selling out, so please book early. We look forward to greeting you at the crossroads of the world for a spectacular Spring Meeting! Sincerely,

Gabrielle M. Ingrid Busson- Gary McSharry Fiona Schaeffer David A. Buckley Hall Schwartz Chair, ABA Section 2014 Spring Meeting Co-Chairs of International Law

1 2014 Spring Meeting Planning Committee Current as of 1/17/14 Olufunmi Oluyede • TRLPLAW • Lagos, Nigeria John D. Roesser • Alston & Bird LLP • New York, New York, USA Section Chair Fiona Schaeffer • Jones Day • New York, New York, USA Gabrielle Buckey • Vedder Price P.C. • Chicago, Illinois, USA David A. Schwartz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • New York, Meeting Co-Chairs New York, USA Ingrid Busson-Hall • Morgan Stanley • New York, New York, USA Holly A. Silver • Holly A. Silver, P.C. • New York, New York, USA Gary McSharry • Arthur Cox • New York, New York, USA Gustavo Magalhaes Vieira • Vieira e Pessanha Advogados Fiona Schaeffer • Jones Day • New York, New York, USA Associados • Rio de Janeiro, Brasil David A. Schwartz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • New York, Sponsorship Committee New York, USA (and also members of the Planning Committee) Senior Advisors Ciatta Z. Bayash • Bayash Law Group • Riverdale, New York, USA Michael H. Byowitz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • Gabrielle Buckey • Vedder Price P.C. • Chicago, Illinois, USA New York, New York, USA Michael E. Burke • Arnall Golden Gregory • Washington, DC, USA Lisa Ryan • Fragomen • Matawan, New Jersey, USA Ingrid Busson-Hall • Morgan Stanley • New York, New York, USA Steering Committee Michael H. Byowitz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • Keira M. Campbell • Jones Day • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Taylor Croley • American Bar Association Section of International Stephen Cain • UnitedLex • New York, New York, USA Law • Washington, DC, USA Sunita Doobay • TaxChambers • Toronto, ON, Canada Michelle Mattingly • American Bar Association Section of Gary McSharry • Arthur Cox • New York, New York, USA International Law • Washington, DC, USA Steven Richman • Duane Morris LLP • Princeton, New Jersey, USA Steven Richman • Duane Morris LLP • Princeton, New Jersey, USA Hedwin Salmen-Navarro • Salmen Navarro & Lavergne, P.C. • Jessica Smith • American Bar Association Section of International New York, New York, USA Law • Washington, DC, USA Sara P. Sandford • Garvey Schubert Barer • Marcy Stras • Cozen O’Connor • Washington, DC, USA Seattle, Washington, USA Curry Wilson • American Bar Association Section of International Fiona Schaeffer • Jones Day • New York, New York, USA Law • Washington, DC, USA David A. Schwartz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • Corporate Counsel Committee New York, New York, USA (and also members of the Planning Committee) Young Lawyers Committee Gretchen C. Bellamy • Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. • (and also members of the Planning Committee) Bentonville, Arkansas, USA Elena D. Bojilova • Jones Day • Brussels, Belgium Philip Berkowitz • Littler Mendelson P.C. • Tahir Boykins • Brooklyn Law International Law Society • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA William R. Black • William R. Black Attorney at Law • Coto de Caza, Martha Bucaram • Kilpatrick Townsend • Atlanta, Georgia, USA California, USA Ingrid Busson-Hall • Morgan Stanley • New York, New York, USA Ingrid Busson-Hall • Morgan Stanley • New York, New York, USA Stephen Cain • UnitedLex • New York, New York, USA Stephen Cain • UnitedLex • New York, New York, USA Ausra O. Deluard • Jones Day • San Francisco, California, USA Christine M. Castellano • Ingredion Incorporated • Westchester, Illinois, USA Jennifer Diaz • Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. • Coral Gables, Florida, USA Helen Colquhoun, Esq. • Withers Bergman LLP • Paul Johnson • Robert Half Legal • Washington, DC, USA New York, New York, USA Audrey Lustgarten • Lustgarten Global LLC • Atlanta, Georgia, USA Gwendolyn Hassan • CNH America LLC • Burr Ridge, Illinois, USA Viren Mascarenhas • Freshfiends Bruckhaus Deringer • Timothy Howe • Sanofi Pasteur • Swiftwater, Pennsylvania, USA New York, New York, USA Daniel McGlynn • EMCORE Corporation • Gary McSharry • Arthur Cox • New York, New York, USA Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Migan Megardichian • Lawson, Clark, & Oldman • Gary McSharry • Arthur Cox • New York, New York, USA Ajax, ON, Canada Amanda Pompeo • New York, New York, USA Amanda Pompeo • New York, New York, USA Aliya Ramji • CSA Group • Toronto, ON, Canada Amy Rosen • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Susan Kohn Ross • Mitchell Silberberg + Knupp LLP • Hedwin Salmen-Navarro • Salmen Navarro & Lavergne, P.C. • Los Angeles, California, USA New York, New York, USA Lauri Washington Sawyer • Jones Day • New York, New York, USA David A. Schwartz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • New York, New York, USA Fiona Schaeffer • Jones Day • New York, New York, USA David A. Schwartz • Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz • New York, Planning Committee New York, USA Fernando Aguirre • Bufete Aguirre Law Firm • La Paz, Bolivia Ann Stanley • Avon Products, Inc. • New York, New York, USA Meridith Aiello • Huron Legal • Chicago, Illinois, USA Catherine Vernon • Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Francesco Albertelli • Rome, Italy JoAnne Wakeford • Dentons • Calgary, Alberta, Canada Liza Almo • The George Washington University Law School • Washington, DC, USA Marketing Committee Golriz Amid • New York Law School • New York, New York, USA (and also members of the Planning Committee) Richard A. Andrews • Washington, DC, USA Ciatta Z. Bayash • Bayash Law Group • Riverdale, New York, USA Salvo Arena • Chiomenti Studio Legale, L.L.C. • Nikolay Bebov • Tsvetkova Bebov & Partners • Sofia, Bulgaria New York, New York, USA Ingrid Busson-Hall • Morgan Stanley • New York, New York, USA Luis Felipe Arze • Carey & Allende Abogados • Santiago, Chile Christine M. Castellano • Ingredion Incorporated • Raissa Bambara • Allen & Overy Project, Energy and Infrastructure Westchester, Illinois, USA Group • Paris, France Sunita Doobay • TaxChambers • Toronto, ON, Canada Elizabeth Barad • Law Office of E. Barad • Derya Durlu • Bilkent University Faculty of Law • Ankara, Turkey New York, New York, USA Andreas Frischknecht • Chaffetz Lindsey LLP • Ankara, Turkey Jeffery A. Barnes • Borden Ladner Gervais • Paramita Ghosh • Washington, DC, USA Toronto, Ontario, Canada Micheál Grace • Mason Hayes & Curran • Dublin, Ireland David Barrack • Norton Rose Fulbright • New York, New York, USA Ethan E. Litwin • Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP • Caryl Ben Basat • BenBasat Law Group, P.A. • Weston, Florida, USA New York, New York, USA Eduardo Benavides • Berninzon & Benavides • Lima, Peru Ibrahim Mark • City Law Firm • Abuja, Nigeria Romela M. Bengzon • The Bengzon Law Firm • Gary McSharry • Arthur Cox • New York, New York, USA Taguig City, Philippines Felipe Berer • Akerman Senterfitt • Miami, Florida, USA

2 William B. Bierce • Bierce & Kenerson, P.C. • Glenn G. Fox • Baker & McKenzie LLP • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Steven J. Friedman • Littler Mendelson P.C. • Anne Bodley • HSBC • London, United Kingdom New York, New York, USA Timothy Brightbill • Wiley Rein LLP • Washington, DC, USA Jayasri Ganapathy • Hofstra University School of Law • LaDawn Burnett • Notre Dame Law School • Hofstra, New York, USA South Bend, Indiana, USA Michael Galligan • Phillips Nizer LLP • New York, New York, USA Hernan D. Camarero • Richards Cardinal Tutzer Zabala & Zaefferer Albert Garrofé • Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira • Barcelona, Spain Abogados • Buenos Aires, Argentina James Gelman • McGuireWoods LLP • New York, New York, USA Gordon N. Cameron • Stikeman Elliott LLP • Les Glick • Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP • New York, New York, USA Washington, DC, USA Juli Campagna • Hofstra Law School • Hempstead, New York, USA Marc J. Goldstein • Marc J. Goldstein Litigation & Arbitration Giugi Carminati • Berg & Androphy • Houston, Texas, USA Chambers • New York, New York, USA Manuela Cavallo • Portolano Cavallo Studio Legale • Milan Italy Priscila Brolio Gonçalves • Vella, Pugliese, Buosi, & Guidoni • Martha Chemas • Law Offices of Martha C. Chemas • São Paulo, Brazil New York, New York, USA Gabriel A. Dejarden Gonzalez • Squire Sanders • Alejandro Ciero • Tanoira Cassagne Abogados • Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Buenos Aires, Argentina Sandra Gonzalez • Ferrere • Montevideo, Uruguay Domenico Colella • Orsingher Ortu - Avvocati Associati • Fred Green • Microsoft • Redmond, Washington, USA Milan, Italy Norman L. Greene • Schoeman Updike Kaufman Stern & Mattia Colonnelli • Colonnelli de Gasperis Studio Legale • Ascher LLP • New York, New York, USA Milan, Italy Meph Jia Gui • Global Law Office • Beijing, China Coralie Colson • The World Bank • Washington, DC, USA Steven G. Gyeszly • Weatherford • Houston, Texas, USA Ashanti Cook • Marqette Univeristy School of Law • Lucila Hemmingsen • DLA Piper LLP • New York, New York, USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Celia Figlewski Hicks • University of Michigan Law School • Ed Cooke • Gordon & Rees LLP • Washington, DC, USA Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Kieran Cowhey • Dillon Eustace • Dublin, Ireland Peter M. Hosinski • Becker, Glynn, Muffly, Chassin & Hosinski LLP • Rachel Cronan • Ernst & Young • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Jonathan Michael Crowley • DePaul University College of Law • Rachel A. Howie • Dentons Canada LLP • Calgary, AB, Canada Chicago, Illinois, USA Christina Hultsch • Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP • John Cussons • Huron Legal • London, United Kingdom Columbus, Ohio, USA Karel Daele • Mishcon de Reya • London, United Kingdom Nikiforos Iatrou • WeirFoulds LLP • Toronto, ON, Canada Eva Das • Stibbe • New York, New York, USA Carolyn Ibeh • Progress Chambers • Lagos, Nigeria Camila A. Daza • Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Dr. Ali Adnan Ibrahim • Georgetown University Law Center • Center • Davie, Florida, USA Washington, DC, USA Duco de Boer • Stibbe • New York, New York, USA Kel Jack • Madu Edozie Madu P.C. • New York, New York, USA Vasco de Jesus • VJR International Legal Consulting • Christopher Jarvinen • Berger Singerman • Miami, Florida, USA San Francisco, California, USA Frank Jesse • Gray Plant Mooty • Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Daniel Calhman de Miranda • Mattos Filho • São Paulo, Brazil Matthew Kalinowski • Morgan Lewis • New York, New York, USA Stéphane de Navacelle • Navacelle Avocats • Paris, France Michelle Keith • Massachusetts Superior Court • Karl Hepp de Sevelinges • Gide Loyrette Nouel • North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, USA New York, New York, USA Paul Kennedy • Dillon Eustace • Dublin, Ireland Robert E. DeFrancesco, III • Wiley Rein LLP • Washington, DC, USA Todd T. King • Amer Asia Law • Orange County, California, USA Patrick Del Duca • Zuber Lawler & Del Duca LLP • Sabine C. Klett • Noerr LLP • Munich, Germany Los Angeles, California, USA Krystin Kopen • Legal Advocacy and Resource Center • Johanna K.P. Dennis • Southern University Law Center • Boston, Massachusetts, USA Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA Marielle Koppenol-Laforce • Houthoff Buruma • Angelique Devaux • Indiana University: Purdue University Rotterdam, The Netherlands Indianapolis • Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Alan Koral • Vedder Price • New York, New York, USA Russell Dombrow • Dombrow Law Firm • Syracuse, New York, USA Melissa A. T. Kotulski • The University of Iowa College of Law • Renee Dopplick • ACM • Washington, DC, USA Iowa City, Iowa, USA Kristin Drecktrah • Gomm & Smith • Miami, Florida, USA Sylviane Kouemo • University of Maryland School of Law • Lisl J. Dunlop • Shearman & Sterling LLP • Baltimore, Maryland, USA New York, New York, USA Anna Kozmenko • Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP • Theodore Edelman • Sullivan & Cromwell LLP • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Suzanne E. Krebs • NautaDutilh New York P.C. • Lauren Efman • Brooklyn Law School • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Judith Elkin • Haynes and Boone, LLP • New York, New York, USA Kalyani Kulkarni • Boston University School of Law • Pat English • Matheson • Dublin, Ireland Boston, Masshusetts, USA Deborah Enix-Ross • Debevoise & Plimpton LLP • Owen D. Kurtin • Kurtin PLLC • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Birgit Kurtz • Crowell & Moring LLP • New York, New York, USA Rebecca Fantauzzi • Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP • Yasmine Lahlou • Chaffetz Lindsey LLP • New York, New York, USA Albany, New York, USA Lisette Lavergne • Salmen Navarro & Lavergne, P.C. • Frank Fariello • The World Bank • Washington, DC, USA Los Angeles, California, USA Adam B. Farlow • Baker & McKenzie LLP • Erin M. Lawler • Norton Rose Fulbright • New York, New York, USA London, United Kingdom Monica Ledermann • Protat & Lugand AARPI • Carine Feipel • Arendt & Medernach • Luxembourg, Luxembourg Washington, DC, USA Jose M. Ferrer • Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod LLP • John Levitske • Duff & Phelps, LLC • Chicago, Illinois, USA Miami, Florida, USA Rosa Lima • Rosa Lima PC • Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Rubén Ferrer Ferrer • Gómez-Acebo & Pombo • Tracy Lin • Goldberg Segalla LLP • White Plains, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Dario Cadena Lleras • Wiesner & Asociados Ltda. • Daniel Forbes • Dillon Eustace • New York, New York, USA Bogotá, Colombia Charlotte Ford • The Law Society of England and Wales • Elizabeth Luciano • New York, New York, USA London, United Kingdom Eitan Magendzo • Baker, McEvoy, Morrissey & Moskovits, P.C. • Laurie E. Foster • Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP • Brooklyn, New York, USA New York, New York, USA

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Reema Mahbubani • Hofstra University, Maurice A. Deane School Jörg Rehder • Schiedermair • Frankfurt, Germany of Law • Hofstra, New York, USA Kenneth B. Reisenfeld • Patton Boggs LLP • Washington, DC, USA Jasmine A. Majid • Phillips Murrah P.C. • Susan Jaffe Roberts • Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, L.L.P. • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Baltimore, Maryland, USA William C. Martucci • Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP • Rebecca Rodriguez • GrayRobinson PA • Miami, Florida, USA Washington, DC, USA W. Brian Rose • New York, New York, USA Martin G. Masse • McMillan LLP • Ottawa, ON, Canada Alexia Rosenthal • Tanoira Cassagne Abogados • Nancy A. Matos • Baker & McKenzie Amsterdam N.V. • Buenos Aires, Argentina Amsterdam, The Netherlands Susan Kohn Ross • Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP • Ashley McCauley • Braumiller Schulz LLP • Dallas, Texas, USA Los Angeles, California, USA Bruce McDonald • Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney • David Rowan • Cleveland Clinic • Cleveland, Ohio, USA Alexandria, Virginia, USA Jan Rudolph • Linklaters LLP • Munich, Germany Ann McGrath • Malta, New York, USA Valeria Sartorio • Texas Attorney General • San Antonio, Texas, USA Gregory McLaughlin • IBM • Armonk, New York, USA Lisa Savitt • Crowell & Moring LLP • Washington, DC, USA Michael Mellen • Washington, DC, USA Terry A. Selzer • Husen Advokater • Copenhagen, Denmark Jonathan Michael Meyer • Attorney at Law • Washington, DC, USA Eric S. Sherby • Sherby & Co., Advs. • Ramat, Israel Cortney O’Toole Morgan • Barnes, Richardson & Colburn, LLP • Hodan Siad • University of Cincinatti College of Law • Washington, DC, USA Cincinatti, Ohio, USA Maître Moulon-Atherley • Moulon Law • Rennes, France Hernan Slemenson • Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal • Buenos Aires, Argentina Margarita P. Muina • ATT • Miami, Florida, USA Sarah Smith • The Law Society of England and Wales • Renata Neeser • White & Case • New York, New York, USA London, United Kingdom Timothy G. Nelson • Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP • Ruud Smits • NautaDutilh • New York, New York, USA New York, New York, USA Michael A. Spielman • PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP • Elena Norman • Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP • New York, New York, USA Wilmington, Delaware, USA Nancy Kaymar Stafford • Cliffside Inn • Susan Notar • U.S. State Department • Washington, DC, USA Newport, Rhode Island, USA Emeka Obasi • Orange, New Jersey, USA Casey M. Stanley • William Mitchell College of Law • Alfredo M. O’Farrell • Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal • St. Paul, Minnesota, USA Buenos Aires, Argentina Margaret Stock • Lane Powell PC • Anchorage, Alaska, USA Olasupo Olaibi • Supo Olaibi and Company • Lagos, Nigeria Kelly Struck • Huron Legal • Chicago, Illinois, USA Joao Otavio Oliverio • DLA Piper • New York, New York, USA Walter Stuber • Walter Stuber Consultoria Juridica • Andrew Otis • Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP • São Paulo, Brazil New York, New York, USA Jose Alejandro Torres • Posse Herrera Ruiz • Bogota, Colombia Kenneth Ottenbreit • Stikeman Elliott LLP • Elizabeth A. Turchi • United Nations, International Criminal Tribunal New York, New York, USA for the former Yugoslavia Law • The Hague, The Netherlands Allyson Harris Owens • Howard County Office of Law • Tahl Tyson • Littler • Seattle, Washington, USA Ellicott City, Maryland, USA Vikas Varma • de Ramon Crush PC • Fishkill, New York, USA Aaron Marr Page • Forum Nobis PLLC • Washington, DC, USA Carlos Velazquez de Leon • Basham, Ringe y Correa, SC • Fabian Pal • Fowler White Burnett • Miami, Florida, USA Monterrey, Mexico Meredith Parenti • Houston, Texas, USA Constance Wagner • Saint Louis University School of Law • Bruno L. Peixoto • Araujo E Policastro • São Paulo, Brazil St. Louis, Missouri, USA Marcelo Freitas Pereira • Siqueira Castro • São Paulo, Brazil Angelica Walker • International Institute for CPR • Martin Perlberger • Perlberger Law Offices • New York, New York, USA Beverly Hills, California, USA Robert W. Walker • McCarthy Tétrault LLP • Justin G. Persaud • ABA Section of International Law Asia Pacific Calgary, Alberta, Canada Committee • Toronto, ON, Canada Richard T. Walsh • Global Risk Solutions, LLC • Seema Phekoo • American University, Washington College of Law • New York, New York, USA Washington, DC, USA Katherine E. Wang • Kelley Drye & Warren LLP • Nikolaus Pitkowitz • Graf & Pitkowitz • Vienna, Austria Washington, DC, USA Len Polsky • Sanderson Polsky Professional Corporation • Ettie Ward • St. John’s University School of Law • Calgary, AB, Canada Queens, New York, USA Peter Quinter • GrayRobinson, PA • Miami, Florida, USA Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wegen • Gleiss Lutz • Stuttgart, Germany Aliya Ramji • Aga Khan Education Board for Ontario • Sidney N. Weiss • Law Offices of Sidney N. Weiss • Toronto, Ontario, Canada New York, New York, USA Kenneth N. Rashbaum • Rashbaum Associates, LLC • Luke Wilson • Prides Crossing, Massachusetts, USA New York, New York, USA Mark E. Wojcik • The John Marshall Law School • Bruce Rashkow • Columbia Law School • New York, New York, USA Chicago, Illinois, USA Kevin P. Ray • Greenberg Traurig, LLP • Chicago, Illinois, USA William Eric Wolff • Perkins Coie • Easton, Pennsylvania, USA Jeffrey A. Read • Borden Ladner Gervais LLP • W. Hartmann Young • Perkins Coie LLP • Washington, DC, USA Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Victor Ruoyu Zhang • Beijing Yingke Law Firm • Beijing, China Mark Rebergen • De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek • New York, New York, USA

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A Premier Media Partner

An Online Media Partners

A Content and Media Partner

Wednesday Cocktail Reception at the New York Stock Exchange Sponsor

Wednesday Luncheon Sponsor

Thursday Luncheon Sponsor

Corporate Counsel Breakfast Sponsor

Corporate Counsel Reception Sponsor

After-Hours Reception Sponsor

Women’s Networking Cocktail Reception Sponsor

Networking Break Sponsor

Program Track Sponsor

Panel Sponsors

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Program Materials Sponsors

Hospitality Suite and Cyber Café Sponsor

Lanyards Sponsor

Conference Bag Insert Sponsors

Country Sponsors

Luxembourg Spain Netherlands

Ireland France

Canada

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Meeting Supporters

6 Publicity Sponsors

Official Transportation Sponsor

Other Confirmed Sponsors

Media Sponsors

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Why Attend the 2014 Spring Meeting? Here are comments from the 2013 Spring Meeting:

“Excellent for not only experienced practitioners, but younger lawyers and students alike.” “It was a life changing event.” “I find that these meetings are very valuable to keep abreast of new and changing legal issues, as well as for networking, developing, and retaining relationships with colleagues from around the world.”

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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

9:00 am – 5:30pm 2014 InternationaL PRACTICE BOOT CAMP Co-Hosted by:

The Yale Club of New York City, 50 Vanderbilt Ave,, New York, NY and the Waldorf Astoria, 301 Park Ave., New York, NY

By long-established tradition, the ABA and New York State Bar Association International Law Sections will co-host a boot camp for law students, young lawyers, or practitioners wishing to brush up on their basics. Topics will include: • The Framework of International Legal Practice • Drafting an International Contract • Cross Border Litigation and Dispute Resolution • Spotting Legal Issues When People Move Across Borders • The Ethics of International Practice • Pathways to Employment in International Law Registration is $105 (includes lunch, breaks and reception). All International Practice Boot Camp sessions will be held at the Yale Club, EXCEPT the joint ABA/NYSBA Ethics and Pathways to Employment in International Law sessions and Reception which will be held at the Waldorf Astoria NY hotel. This Boot Camp is not included in the registration fee for the 2014 Spring Meeting. Additional details are on the Boot Camp website at http://ambar.org/ILSpringBootCamp2014.

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

12:00 pm – 6:00 pm 4:15 pm – 5:30 pm Committee & Leadership Meetings The Ethics of International Practice LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm This session will feature a discussion of how ethics Spring Meeting Registration Open applies to international practice. Although many rules that apply in the U.S. may still apply across borders, there are some key differences that are important to consider Joint Swearing-In Ceremony: U.S. Court when working with a client in international practice. For of International Trade & U.S. Court example, how do you assist your client to avoid foreign corrupt practices? How do you protect the attorney-client of Appeals for the Federal Circuit privilege across borders? What sort of due diligence must PROGRAM CHAIR: be performed to show you “know your client”? Jennifer Haworth McCandless, Sidley Austin LLP, Washington, DC Sponsor: New York State Bar Association Section of International Law Meeting attendees have the opportunity to be admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of International Trade 5:45 pm – 7:00 pm (CIT) and U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Getting the Most out of the Only Spring Meeting registrants may be sworn in at this Section’s Social Media ceremony. Fees for admission are payable by interested registrants directly to the courts. Attendance is open to (NON-CLE) registrants’ guests. If you are interested in being admitted Social media is not a buzzword; it is how business is to practice before the CIT and the U.S. Court of Appeals for conducted today. As the use of social platforms increases, the Federal Circuit, please check the appropriate box on there is a greater need to establish an internal and the Spring Meeting registration form. On-site registration external business strategy, policy and culture to keep for this ceremony is not available, and space is limited. pace and build a competitive advantage. Come learn more Time is to be determined but it will be in the afternoon on Tuesday, April 1.

10 about the Section’s and ABA’s selection of social media PROGRAM CHAIR: platforms—including Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter— Angela Benson, American Bar Association, and how to get the most out of the meeting app. Washington, DC PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Dixon Miller, Section Technology Officer, Porter Wright, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Columbus, OH Diversity Networking Reception at SPEAKERS: the Waldorf Astoria New York Ingrid Busson-Hall, Morgan Stanley, New York, NY 301 Park Ave. James ‘Jimmy’ Vetrano, American Bar Association, The 2014 Spring Meeting’s kickoff event will be an Digital Marketing, Chicago, IL excellent opportunity to reconnect with friends from 5:45 pm – 7:00 pm prior meetings and make new ones. This reception will Pathways to Employment in International Law highlight the diversity of the Section, so please feel welcome whatever your background and especially if (NON-CLE) this is your first time attending a Spring Meeting. Light Join us for this “How to” program for both young lawyers hors d’oeuvres & drinks will be served. seeking to bring their skills to the global arena and One ticket per person is included for meeting experienced practitioners who wish to expand their attendees who have registered for the entire practices into international law. Top practitioners speak conference as part of your Spring Meeting frankly about their formative experiences and tips they registration fee. have for developing an international practice. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Young Lawyers’ Interest Network (YIN), Law Student, LL.M. & New Lawyer Outreach Committee

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

PROGRAM CHAIRS: 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Terry Selzer, Husen Advokater, Copenhagen, Denmark Registration Area, Exhibit Hall Meryl Sherwood, Pavia & Harcourt, New York, NY and Business Center Open MODERATOR: Philip Rosen, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, New York, NY SPEAKER: 7:45 am – 9:00 am Ziel Feldman, HFZ Capital, New York, NY Continental Breakfast & 9:00 am – 10:15 am Committee Breakfast Meetings Courageous Counsel: Conversations with Women General Counsel in the Fortune 500 8:00 am – 8:50 am CORPORATE COUNSEL Conversation with a Leading Despite significant increases in the number of women New York Developer graduating from law school over the past three decades, CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL only 20% of the General Counsel positions in Fortune 500 companies are filled by women. This program is inspired Join us for a discussion with a leading New York and by the book Courageous Counsel: Conversations with national developer who will address recent trends in Women General Counsel in the Fortune 500, published commercial real estate development, including the in 2011 by Kara Sophia Basinger and Michele Coleman economic and legal challenges, and the lawyer’s role Mayes. The book showcases more than 40 past, present in representing the developer. The various stages of and future women general counsel. This program will commercial real estate development will be discussed, profile some of these truly courageous women who will including governmental approvals and incentives, share their inspirational stories and lessons learned. financing the project, negotiating the project lease and Among the themes covered, panelists will discuss the operating the project. The program will give real estate cross-jurisdictional opportunities and challenges for and other lawyers a unique opportunity to understand female leaders of international legal teams. the complexities of successful commercial real estate development and the important legal factors of which a SPONSORING COMMITTEES: lawyer representing a developer during today’s financial International Corporate Counsel Forum, Women’s Interest and market condition must be aware. Network (WIN), Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN), Diversity Committee SPONSORING COMMITTEE: PROGRAM CHAIRS: Cross-Border Real Estate Practice Committee Ingrid Busson-Hall, Morgan Stanley, New York, NY

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MODERATOR: best means for achieving better corporate governance? Kara Baysinger, Dentons, New York, NY This panel will compare and contrast the developments in SPEAKERS: various countries around the world, including regulations Michele Coleman Mayes, General Counsel, New York (proposed and adopted) on shareholder rights and Public Library, New York, NY disclosure obligations and the implementation of multi- Louise Firestone, General Counsel, LVMH Moët Hennessy party litigation mechanisms for seeking shareholder Louis Vuitton Inc., New York, NY redress. It will not only seek to educate the audience on Gail A. Lione, Fmr. EVP, General Counsel of Harley- what is being done to encourage CSR but will also explore Davidson Inc., Milwaukee, WI what more needs to be done. , General Counsel, Nokia, Dallas, TX Louise Pentland SPONSORING COMMITTEE: Corporate Social Responsibility Committee 9:00 am – 10:15 am Portfolio Company Issues PROGRAM CHAIR: Emily Christiansen, Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Radnor, PA The dynamic created by the private equity investor model SPEAKERS: in the interaction between PE sponsor and portfolio Karen Mazza Esq., New York City Employees’ Retirement company creates unique challenges for attorneys advising System (NYCERS), New York, NY PE funds and their portfolio companies. Certain of these Aaron Schildhaus, Women Empowerment Now, Buenos challenges emanate from the efficient budgeting and lean Aires, Argentina staffing that have historically contributed to the perception Ethiopis Tarafa, International Finance Corporation (IFC), of private equity sponsors as nimble sources of capital. Washington, DC Others relate to the interaction between the private Scott Zdrazil, Amalgamated Bank, New York, NY equity sponsor as investor and the portfolio company as operating business. Striking the proper balance between 9:00 am – 10:15 am sponsor and portfolio company interaction is a focal Battle of the U.S. Fora: New Arbitration point for attorneys who work with PE firms and their Centers and Arbitration-Friendly Decisions portfolio companies. For portfolio companies’ GCs, the Have Given Parties More Choice in Where involvement of a minority investor sponsor who seeks to Site International Arbitrations to influence operational improvements can raise issues DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION as to the proper weight of that investor’s voice. At the same time, PE investors and their GCs must be cognizant With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: of the pitfalls stemming from frequent involvement with portfolio companies, particularly early stage companies and other companies susceptible to cash flow challenges. More broadly, a newly-acquired portfolio company whose business is solely focused on the U.S. domestic market New arbitration centers are opening across the U.S. and must grapple with issues stemming from their association abroad. In particular, the New York International Arbitration with a sponsor who conducts a global business—and Center opened its doors in June 2013 and has already the regulatory exposure that may attract. This panel aims hosted several hearings. Miami, Atlanta and Houston to explore these challenges through discussion with have pursued various initiatives to expand international representatives of PE sponsors and current or former arbitration in their venues. At the same time, while U.S. portfolio companies of private equity firms. Discussion will case law favors arbitration, there are still some negative include exploration of case studies derived from particular perceptions about arbitrating in the U.S. This program will portfolio company experiences. highlight the growth of international arbitration centers in SPONSORING COMMITTEE: the U.S., describe the offerings of these centers, review International Private Equity Committee recent arbitration case law in the U.S. and discuss factors to be considered in choosing among U.S. and around the PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: world venues for siting an international arbitration. Eric Rytter, Dorsey & Whitney, New York, NY SPEAKERS: SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Sajid Ajmeri, Vice President, Corporate & Securities and International Litigation Committee, International Arbitration Assistant Secretary, Intelsat S.A., Washington, DC Committee, International Mediation Committee PROGRAM CHAIRS: 9:00 am – 10:15 am Stephen Younger, Patterson Belknap LLP, New York, NY A Carrot or a Stick: What is the Best Edna Sussman, Sussman ADR, New York, NY Approach For Encouraging and Shaping MODERATOR: Corporate Social Responsibility Policies? Stephen Younger, Patterson Belknap LLP, New York, NY CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SPEAKERS: What is the best method for encouraging companies to Jose Astigarraga, Astigarraga Davis, Miami, FL adopt corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies? Are Mark Baker, Houston International Arbitration Club, companies more responsive to regulations or the threat Houston, TX of litigation? Is shareholder engagement/activism or Glenn Hendrix, Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, Atlanta, GA institutional investor investment based on self-published Honorable Judith S. Kaye, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher guidelines (e.g., CalPERS or the Norwegian Sovereign & Flom LLP (former chief judge of both the State of New Wealth Fund) the best mechanism for encouraging CSR? York and the Court of Appeals), New York, NY Or is the interplay between the various approaches the

12 9:00 am – 10:15 am 9:00 am – 10:15 am IPOs and Listings on International Protecting Cultural Heritage during Armed Stock Exchanges Conflict: The Paradigms of Mali and Syria INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Despite the long history and broad acceptance of It is now common for IPO candidates to consider international legal instruments intended to deter the listing their shares on stock exchanges outside their destruction of cultural property during armed conflict home market. Stock exchanges in New York, London and to punish serious transgressions post-conflict (as in and Hong Kong are hosts to many companies from the prosecutions of the International Criminal Tribunal for different continents. This panel will discuss the different the former Yugoslavia), current experiences, particularly considerations that companies (and underwriters) take in Syria and Mali, demonstrate the inadequacy of the into account when deciding whether to pursue a global international legal system to protect cultural heritage. IPO. A particular focus of the panel will be Latin American This program will address particular shortcomings in the IPO candidates and the factors that lead them to consider international legal regime that have arisen during these listing shares on the New York Stock Exchange, the conflicts, including applicability of international legal Nasdaq Stock Market, the London Stock Exchange and the norms (legal instruments and customary international Hong Kong Stock Exchange. law) to non-state actors and to conflicts not of an international character and assessment of the difficulties SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Securities & Capital Markets Committee, in and deterrent value of prosecuting crimes against International Financial Products Committee, International cultural heritage. Secured Transactions Committee SPONSORING COMMITTEES: PROGRAM CHAIR: Art & Cultural Heritage Law Committee, International Peter Castellon, Proskauer, London, United Kingdom Criminal Law Committee, International Litigation Committee SPEAKERS: Kathy Hughes, Slaughter and May, London, PROGRAM CHAIRS: United Kingdom Karen Corrie, International Criminal Court’s Assembly of Alex Ibrahim, New York Stock Exchange, New York, NY State Parties, New York, NY Alex Lehmann, London Stock Exchange, New York, NY Patty Gerstenblith, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, IL Raj Panesar, Cleary Gottlieb, London, United Kingdom Tony Piccirillo, Proskauer, São Paulo, Brazil PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Jacqueline Farinella, The Depository Trust & Clearing Walter Stuber, Stuber Consulteria, São Paulo, Brazil Corporation, New York, NY 9:00 am – 10:15 am SPEAKERS: Tricks of the Trade: Due Your Diligence Cherif Bassiouni, Istituto Superiore Internazionale di Scienze Criminali, Siracusa, Italy INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS Karen Masoti, International Criminal Court, New York, NY CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Richard Jackson, U.S. Department of the Army, This program will provide a lively forum on international Washington, DC trade due diligence with a focus on the Foreign Corrupt Christian C. Sahner, Historian specializing in Syrian Practices Act, U.S. export controls, U.S. economic cultural heritage, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ sanctions and embargoes, and U.S. customs. Panelists PRE-RECORDED REMARKS: will provide a brief background on each area and targeted Judge Sang-Hyun Song, President of the International advice on due diligence steps to ensure compliance with Criminal Court, The Hague, The Netherlands the described laws. Audience members will be invited to participate by submitting questions and responses 10:15 am – 10:45 am to panelists’ hypotheticals, including by using real-time Networking Break multimedia technology. Proudly Sponsored by: SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Committee, Customs Law Committee, International Anti- Corruption Committee PROGRAM CHAIRS: Mark Jensen, Sheppard Mullin, Washington, DC Cheryl Palmeri, Sheppard Mullin, Washington, DC 10:45 am – 12:00 pm PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Made in the U.S.A. – Cross- Thaddeus McBride, Sheppard Mullin, Washington, DC Border Shareholder Activism SPEAKERS: CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Gwendolyn Hassan, CNH Industrial, Burr Ridge, IL CORPORATE COUNSEL Jahna Hartwig, Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, CT (Invited) Aya Horikoshi, Mitsui & Co., Ltd., New York, NY (Invited) While many exports from the U.S. (think Coca-Cola, Star Diana Urelius, Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift America Inc., Wars and the iPad) have been greeted enthusiastically in Houston, TX international markets, a more recent export, shareholder activism, has received a more mixed response. Recent activist campaigns at companies headquartered outside the U.S., such as Agrium, Canadian Pacific, Danone, Sony,

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Transocean and others, demonstrate that shareholder 10:45 am – 12:00 pm activism, often thought of as a worry primarily for Employees In the Digital World: The U.S.-based companies, is becoming an increasingly Employer’s Best Line of Defense and international phenomenon. This program will explore Greatest Threat to Data Security the extent to which activism is affecting non-U.S.-based companies, the factors that promote or inhibit activist DATA & CYBERSECURITY activity in Canada, Europe and Asia, the role of the board of This program will explore the risks businesses face in companies in those jurisdictions in responding to activist the age of computers, technology and constant online activity, the role of proxy advisory firms, and potential availability and the role employees play in protecting developments in cross-border activism. In particular, personal data and other commercially valuable the program will consider whether commonly occurring information. In recent years, cybersecurity has become the U.S.-style campaigns in which an activist seeks to push new business priority. Safeguarding intellectual property, companies into a transaction (such as an asset sale, financial information, customer and employee data is a spinoff or merger) that the board will not have otherwise crucial part of any business strategy. While companies are considered, or organizes a “no” campaign in opposition to busy developing outsourcing and social media strategies a board recommended transaction, could become a more and investing into state-of-the-art computer technology, common feature of the international M&A landscape. it is easy to overlook an important puzzle piece which SPONSORING COMMITTEE: may determine success or failure in the defense against International M&A and Joint Venture Committee cybercrime. Cyberattacks include highly sophisticated viruses, of course. But the easiest target is often not a PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: company’s IT system, but the humans utilizing the system. Joseph Basile, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, Boston, MA The threats range from phishing emails to scams and SPEAKERS: target support personnel and high-level management Laura Johnson, Kingsdale Shareholder Services Inc., alike. Without proper training and adequate supervision Toronto, Ontario, Canada of the workforce, even the most advanced technological Yuto Matsumura, Mori Hamada & Matsumura, security measures are destined to fail. Our panelists will Tokyo, Japan share their respective experiences and discuss successes Lorenzo Olgiati, Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd, and obstacles in the implementation of data security Zurich, Switzerland policies as well as the differing limits and obligations Keith Schaitkin, Icahn Enterprises, New York, NY imposed by various legal frameworks. 10:45 am – 12:00 pm SPONSORING COMMITTEES: A View from the Top: So You Finally Privacy, E-Commerce and Data Security Committee, Went In-House, Now What? International Employment Law Committee CORPORATE COUNSEL PROGRAM CHAIRS: Christina Hultsch, Porter Wright, Columbus, OH What are the most successful General Counsel doing to Katherine Woodcock, Lorenz, Brussels, Belgium succeed in a corporate law department? This program SPEAKERS: will explore what an in-house lawyer needs to do to be Anna Birtwistle, CM Murray LLP, London, United Kingdom successful through a combination of current issues, hot Anjli Garg, SVP, Assistant General Counsel, Office of the topics, ‘nuts and bolts’ of corporate practice and the General Counsel, Citi Institutional Clients Group, perspective of current successful General Counsel. New York, NY SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Joerg Hladjk, Hunton & Williams, Brussels, Belgium International Corporate Counsel Forum, Aerospace and Defense Committee, International Law Practice 10:45 am – 12:00 pm Management Forum, Law Student, LL.M., and New Lawyer The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Intersection Outreach Commitee, Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN) of Civil Law and Common Law Deposition PROGRAM CHAIR: Styles in Cross-Border Matters William Black, Montserrat Solar, Inc., Coto de Caza, CA DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION SPEAKERS: Ingrid Busson, Morgan Stanley, New York, NY With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: Christine M. Castellano, Ingredion Incorporated, Chicago, IL Robert Major, Major, Lindsay & Africa, Houston, TX Catherine Vernon, Former General Counsel, Formica Corporation, Cincinnati, OH Panelists will compare and highlight the differences between common law and civil law systems regarding the taking of oral testimony. The panelists will discuss through the use of a hypothetical the procedural issues specific to the U.S., Germany and France, the differences between arbitration procedures and in criminal/civil procedures and give practical tips on the taking of evidence abroad (Hague convention, MLATs, U.S. consulates, etc.). Relying on factual examples, panelists will cover a wide range of issues including: civility problems during depositions, court intervention, sanctions for misconduct, appointment of a judge or master to oversee the procedure and the issues

14 faced by the courts in dealing with both international 10:45 am – 12:00 pm law and the enforcement internationally of court orders Are We Adequately Protecting Our regarding depositions. Food Supplies? A Primer for Those SPONSORING COMMITTEES: with Discriminating Taste International Litigation Committee, Europe Committee INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS PROGRAM CHAIRS & SPEAKERS: Is our nation’s food supply safe? What will FDA’s regulation Stéphane de Navacelle, Navacelle Avocats, Paris, France of food safety under the Food Safety Modernization Act Judge John F. Lakin, 12th Judicial Circuit Court, (FSMA) mean for food manufacturers and consumers? Sarasota, FL Find out where FSMA regulation of produce safety, foreign MODERATOR: supplier verification and third-party accreditation now Salli Swartz, Artus Wise, Paris, France stands and its impact on firms that manufacture and SPEAKERS: import food products. The penalties could be fierce for Nicolas Brooke, Société Générale, Paris, France noncompliance. If you represent a company in the food Anna Engelhard-Barfield, Anna Engelhard-Barfield, business, this session is for you. The program will provide Hamburg, Germany an overview of FSMA and current food safety regulations, and detail, through case examples, the effectiveness 10:45 am – 12:00 pm of food safety initiatives and efforts to deal with cases Apple, Google, Starbucks: Tax Issues involving product recalls due to foodborne illness allegedly Keeping Directors Awake at Night? resulting from contaminated ingredients. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX Presented in Coordination with the Food Drug Law CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Institute (FDLI). CORPORATE COUNSEL SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Governmental authorities and the popular press on both International Trade Committee, Customs Law Committee, sides of the Atlantic have shown a great deal of interest Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN) recently in the international tax affairs of multinational PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: corporations, including the creation of “stateless income.” Jennifer Diaz, Becker Poliakoff, P.A., Coral Gables, FL This program will address business motivations and tax benefits of international group structuring while taking into PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Shelly Garg, Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., Miami, FL account reputational risks, transparency, disclosure, and global tax changes recommended by the G20 and OECD SPEAKERS: as part of their base erosion and profit shifting action plan. Steve Armstrong, Campbell Soup Company, The panel will review the latest trends and developments Philadelphia, PA impacting multinational corporations—including deal August T. Horvath, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP, structuring, financing, R&D development, manufacturing New York, NY and sales. The discussion will include hybrid entities Michael Levin-Epstein, The Food and Drug Law Institute and instruments, differences in international approaches (FDLI), Washington, DC to allocation of income, tax residency, cost sharing, Domenic J. Veneziano, U.S. Food and Drug stripped distributions, digital sales, treaty shopping and Administration, Washington, DC other relevant issues. The panel is intended to be an 10:45 am – 12:00 pm introductory level discussion aimed at business attorneys Is it Learning to Lead or Learning to and corporate officers responsible for making decisions ean n ross ultural essons or advising on fundamental corporate structuring issues. L I ? C -C L These are the issues that you really wanted to talk about from Women Around the World in your elevator ride with the head of tax department. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW SPONSORING COMMITTEES: A group of diverse women panelists from different legal International Tax Committee, International M&A and Joint traditions and jurisdictions will come together to discuss Venture Committee, International Securities and Capital their personal experiences, focusing on the importance Markets Committee, International Financial Products & of both leadership skills and opportunities for success Services Committee, International Corporate Counsel throughout their careers. They will also share their insights Forum, Europe Committee on women and power and how to identify strategies and PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: opportunities to lean in and move the conversation forward Patrick Marley, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, Toronto, with women across different cultures and legal traditions. Ontario, Canada During this panel, the moderator will ask the panelists to SPEAKERS: reflect on the lessons learned from the leadership skills Pia Dorfmueller, P+P Pollath + Partners, Frankfurt, Germany and strategies they developed and used in their own Mary Kim Elkins, Eaton Corporation, Cleveland, OH careers. Lastly, the moderator will walk panelists and Larissa B. Neumann, Fenwick & West LLP, the audience through reflection on the challenges and Mountain View, CA opportunities that exist in a globalized though still very Bartjan Zoetmulder, Loyens & Loeff, Amsterdam, local world in advancing women’s leadership roles. The Netherlands SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Diversity Committee, Women’s Interest Network (WIN) PROGRAM CHAIRS: Lelia Mooney, Partners for Democratic Change, Washington, DC

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Lisa Savitt, Crowell & Moring, Washington, DC 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm MODERATORS: Cultural Issues in Cross-Border Honorable Bernice Donald, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Negotiations—How to Avoid Being Lost Sixth Circuit, Memphis, TN in Translation in West-East Dialogues Connie Lewis Lensing, FedEx Express, Memphis, TN CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Dr. Anke Meier, Noerr LLP, Munich, Germany Most legal and business teams engaged in cross-border 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm and, therefore, cross-cultural negotiations go on a war footing to secure their client’s interests in international Ticketed Event—$110 commercial transactions and encounter several practical, Luncheon with legal and cultural challenges. Culture profoundly Duncan L. Niederauer influences how people think, communicate and behave. It also affects the kinds of transactions they make and the way they negotiate them. Based on research and experience in this niche, we found particular elements Proudly Sponsored By: consistently arise to complicate intercultural negotiations. These elements of negotiating behavior constitute a basic framework for identifying cultural differences that may arise during the negotiation process. This Duncan L. Niederauer is President of InterContinental interactive session analyses this framework and discusses Exchange Group, Inc., Chief Executive Officer of its application in international business negotiations. NYSE, a wholly-owned subsidiary of InterContinental Understanding the subtle role that culture plays in the Exchange Group (ICE). Prior to ICE, Mr. Niederauer process and principles of negotiation will improve your was the Chief Executive Officer and a Director of negotiating skills in cross-cultural environment. NYSE Euronext. During his tenure as CEO of NYSE Euronext, Mr. Niederauer is proud to have overseen Presented in Conjunction with the the transformation of the company into an innovative, globally integrated organization with a high-tech, high-touch focus. Prior to that, Mr. Niederauer was President and co-Chief Operating Officer of NYSE Euronext with responsibility for U.S. cash equities. Before joining NYSE Euronext in April 2007, Mr. Niederauer was Managing Director and co-Head of SPONSORING COMMITTEES: the Equities Division Execution Services franchise at International M&A and Joint Venture Committee, Goldman, Sachs & Co. His career at Goldman Sachs International Mediation Committee spanned 22 years. PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Mr. Niederauer has served on the board of Archipelago Orsolya Gorgenyi, Szecskay Attorneys at Law, Holdings, LLC and Colgate University, and now Budapest, Hungary serves on the board of Operation Hope, The American SPEAKERS: Ireland Fund and the Congressional Medal of Honor Leopoldo Pagotto, Zingales & Pagotto, Sociedade de Foundation. His current affiliations include G100, Advogados (ZISP Law), São Paulo, Brazil Chief Executive 50, British-American Business Council Ramesh K. Viadyanathan, Advaya Legal, Mumbai, India International Advisory Committee, Partnership for Dr. Haixiao Zhang, Zhong Lun Law Firm, Shanghai, China New York City, Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, Shanghai International Financial Advisory 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Committee, Museum of American Finance, Pace Blood, Sweat & Tears: Corporate America’s University President’s Council and Fundação Dom Exposure to Slave Labor in the Supply Chain Cabral in Brazil. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY He earned an MBA from Emory University and a BA The United Nations describes human trafficking as the from Colgate University. He and his wife, Alison, led fastest growing organized criminal activity. Although the Newmark School’s “Destination of Promise” popularly associated with the commercial sex industry, campaign, which built a state of the art school for globally, most human trafficking is for labor. The largest children with autism and related disabilities in Scotch portion of human trafficking for labor occurs in the very Plains, NJ. They have three children and reside in countries into which corporate America is expanding New Jersey. in search of raw materials, parts and services, such as India, Brazil, Russia, China, Bangladesh and Vietnam. This session will examine the federal law prohibitions, as well as the recently passed California law that mandates reviews and certifications concerning slave free labor in supply chains. Panelists will provide a detailed overview of the human trafficking process within foreign and domestic providers of supplies and services; suggest practical due diligence measures to identify the existence of human trafficking within a company’s supply chain; and discuss best practices to mitigate both the illegal conduct and the exposure it creates.

16 SPONSORING COMMITTEES: the confidentiality of internal documents and present tips India Committee, Corporate Social Responsibility on how to prevent the loss of privilege in cross-border Committee, International Financial Products & transactions, litigation and investigations. Services Committee SPONSORING COMMITTEES: PROGRAM CHAIR: Foreign Legal Consultant Committee, Europe Committee, Richa Naujoks, Nixon Peabody LLP, New York, NY International Ethics Committee, International Litigation PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Committee, U.S. Lawyers Practicing Abroad , McCahon Law, Washington, DC Sam McCahon PROGRAM CHAIR: SPEAKERS: Miguel Angel Melero, Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira, Joe Kale, DynCorps International, Washington, DC New York, NY Sindhu P. Kavinamanil, FBS India Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, India PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Sarah Stillman, The New Yorker, New York, NY Brigitte R. Gambini, Gambini International Law Office, New York, NY 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm SPEAKERS: Attorney-Client Privilege Versus Concept of Emmanuel Adda, Cegedim Inc., Bedminster, NJ Professional Secrecy in Continental Europe Heather B. Bush, Bureau Veritas I&F North America, DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION Fort Lauderdale, FL CORPORATE COUNSEL Jeff E. Butler, Clifford Chance, New York, NY Anne Laure Gosset, ALSTOM Transport, Paris, France With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: Dirk Sievert, Noerr LLP, New York, NY 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Migrations of Publicly Traded Multinational Companies With the rising tide of globalization, domestic business activities increasingly have cross-border effects, INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX regardless of the companies’ size and location. Even CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL commonplace commercial transactions may involve Multinational groups continually review their position complex legal issues where parties are from different in terms of optimal location for operational and fiscal jurisdictions. In-house attorneys as well as outside purposes. In recent years, many corporate groups with a counsel are increasingly required to render legal opinions parent company incorporated in countries like Bermuda in connection with strategic transactions; how can or the Cayman Islands have migrated to other jurisdictions they ensure confidentiality of their communications to locate their top holding company in a jurisdiction that and protection of their legal privilege vis-à-vis third has a good network of tax treaties and trade agreements. parties? Conflicting approaches to the ethical rules on An inversion may also be efficient for groups located in confidentiality on both sides of the Atlantic, the attorney- jurisdictions with overly complex tax systems, including client privilege and professional secrecy complicate strict controlled foreign company (CFC), transfer the issue. With information technology pervading every pricing, thin capitalization and other rules that add to aspect of today’s business lives, rendering frontiers more compliance costs. permeable, internal circulation of documents multiplies More recently, there has been a trend of multinationals the risk of inadvertently waiving privilege, especially in headquartered in the U.S. achieving an inversion by multinational companies. moving the top listed holding company outside the U.S. This panel will highlight the differences in approach and to jurisdictions such as Ireland, where permissible under key conflicts between the U.S. attorney-client privilege and U.S. anti-inversion rules. All such inversions to Ireland the concept of professional secrecy in continental Europe. to date have taken place as part of a merger by the US Speakers of various jurisdictions will present the status of multinational with a non-U.S. headquartered group. legislation and bar rules in their respective countries, with This program aims to look at how these multinationals a focus on their differences and how to address potential are achieving these inversions and why increasing conflicts. The panel will offer recommendations to protect numbers are choosing to do it. The panel will also open

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an interactive discussion of the practicalities of these 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm transactions from a U.S., Irish, and other perspective, and Finding Your Place(s) in the World: Making the policy issues raised by these transactions. Your Name in International Legal Education SPONSORING COMMITTEES: LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT International Tax Committee, International M&A and Joint Venture Committee, International Corporate Counsel Just how do law professors and practicing lawyers Committee develop or find out about opportunities to teach abroad or consult about international legal education? Are some PROGRAM CHAIR AND MODERATOR: specialties more sought after than others? How can Gary P. McSharry, Arthur Cox, New York, NY you best learn to “make a name” for yourself and take SPEAKERS: advantage of these opportunities? This panel features Nicholas DeNovio, Latham & Watkins, Washington, DC experts from inside and outside academia who have David Dubner, Goldman Sachs, New York, NY developed international legal educational opportunities, Conor Hurley, Arthur Cox, Dublin, Ireland organized conferences and academic relationships among Daniel A. Neff, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, law schools in different countries, and advised educational New York, NY institutions regarding how best to internationalize their programs. During this program, the speakers will engage 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm in discussion about the wide variety of international legal Global Trade in Counterfeit education opportunities available, how to take advantage Parts: Issues and Solutions of those opportunities, and how to develop and launch INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS international legal educational initiatives of your own. This panel will offer practical insight regarding recent SPONSORING COMMITTEES: legal developments and legal issues associated with International Legal Education and Specialist Certification counterfeit electronic items in supply chains that cross Committee, Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity Issues national borders. In recent years, the issues of counterfeit Network (GIN), Seasoned Laywers Interest Network (SIN), Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN), Foreign Legal parts compromising the quality and safety of items Consultant Committee purchased by government agencies and commercial customers and counterfeit parts violating intellectual PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: property rights have received a great deal of attention. Diane Penneys Edelman, Villanova University School of Recent U.S. federal procurement laws and regulations Law, Villanova, PA impose new requirements and embrace new anti- SPEAKERS: counterfeiting technologies. Our panelists will discuss Adelaide Ferguson, International Legal Education U.S. government procurement laws and regulations on Consultant, Philadelphia, PA counterfeit electronic parts; contrast liability for selling Jennifer Henderson, University of Detroit - Mercy School or using counterfeit parts in government and commercial of Law, Detroit, MI transactions in the U.S. with that type of liability in Ved Nanda, University of Denver Sturm College of Law, other countries; discuss the difficulties and logistics of Denver, CO compliance for foreign companies looking to sell to the Lucy Quacinella, Multiforum Advocacy Solutions (MAS), U.S. government and other governments that follow San Francisco, CA the U.S.’s lead on this topic; and explain the impact of Mark Wojcik, The John Marshall Law School, Chicago, IL counterfeit electronic parts regulations on the global electronics manufacturing community. 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Serving Humanitarian Hot Spots SPONSORING COMMITTEES: without Getting Burned Aerospace and Defense Committee, International Procurement Committee PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW PROGRAM CHAIR: Lawyers advising humanitarian organizations that Steven D. Tibbets, Steese, Evans & Frankel, P.C., mobilize assistance to conflict, disaster, or other crisis Washington, DC situations face a unique and complex legal framework. MODERATOR: These situations often create legal obstacles to program W. Hartmann Young, Perkins Coie, Washington, DC operations that can be mitigated through smart planning and engagement tactics. As NGOs increasingly SPEAKERS: collaborate with private donors, and as businesses seek Dominique Babin, Heenan Blaikie, Montreal, a corporate social responsibility role in humanitarian Quebec, Canada crises, counsel need to address issues such as the Jeffery M. Chiow, Rogers Joseph O’Donnell, interrelation of counterterrorism and humanitarian law, Washington, DC anti-corruption compliance requirements, financial Robin B. Gray, Jr., Electronic Components Industry regulatory frameworks, and restrictions that apply to Association, Atlanta, GA specific geographic areas and activities. This session will Peter Teare, Reed Smith, LLP, London, United Kingdom address concrete issues faced by counsel for NGOs and donors and share perspectives from lawyers working to improve the legal framework. Additional topics will include: (a) civil and criminal liability of the organization, D&O, staff, and volunteers, (b) special restrictions, e.g., food, telecommunications, and medical, (c) customs and taxation for goods and equipment, (d) security, and (e) banking, currency exchange, and remittances.

18 SPONSORING COMMITTEES: 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm NGO and Not-for-Profit Organizations Committee, Export Legal Ethics JEOPARDY: Handling Legal Controls and Economic Sanctions Committee, UN and thical ilemmas in ultiple urisdictions International Institutions Coordinating Committee, E D M J Corporate Social Responsibility Committee, Customs to Avoid Unintended Consequences Law Committee, International Anti-Money Laundering CORPORATE COUNSEL Committee, International Pro Bono Committee, International Refugee Law Committee, International Tax Legal ethics in global commercial operations present a Committee, International Anti-Corruption Committee challenge to practitioners where there may be numerous ‘wrong’ answers and even several ‘right’ answers to PROGRAM CHAIR: Renee Dopplick, ACM, Washington, DC any given issue. Continuing on the “game show” theme from the successful program presented at the 2013 PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Fall Meeting in London, international lawyers from Kay Guinane, Charity & Security Network, Washington, DC diverse jurisdictions will debate ethical issues from the MODERATOR: perspective of several multinational jurisdictions, advocate Naz Modirzadeh, Harvard Law School-Brookings Project opposing or contrasting positions on the resolutions to on Law and Security, Cambridge, MA those issues, and compete to determine the ‘best’ right SPEAKERS: answer to each ethical dilemma, with the audience David Fisher, International Federation of Red Cross and deciding which contestant presents the most compelling Red Crescent Societies, Geneva, Switzerland (Invited) solution to the ethical issues that face international Scott Paul, Oxfam America, Washington, DC lawyers every day. Jennifer Reynoso, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, New York, NY SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Corporate Counsel Forum, Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN), International Law Practice 3:15 pm – 3:45 pm Management Forum, Corporate Social Responsibility Networking Break Committee, International Legal Education and Specialist Certification Committee PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm William Black, Montserrat Solar, Inc., Coto de Caza, CA It’s Complicated: Strategic Holly Silver, Holly A. Silver, PC, New York, NY Collaboration between Public SPEAKERS: Companies and Private Equity Firms Timothy Raymond Howe, Vice President & General Counsel, Sonofi Pasteur, Swiftwater, PA CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Peggy Kubicz Hall, Greene Espel PLLP, Minneapolis, MN In a number of recent high profile multi-jurisdiction Luisa Menezes, Vice-President and Associate General transactions, private equity investors have collaborated Counsel, Philip Morris International, New York, NY with public companies to jointly acquire target companies Roland Notermans, Amsterdam, The Netherlands or to invest in a public company in connection with a Salli Swartz, Artus Wise, Paris, France separate acquisition of assets from that company. These Hoyt Webb, Vice-President and General Counsel, Legrand transactions offer novel solutions to pressing business North America, Inc., New York, NY problems, but at the same time have raised a host of new issues including issues related to, among other 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm things, transaction terms, financing and governance. Our The New Frontline is Online: Are interactive panel will address these novel issues, including Your Defenses Ready? a discussion of the types of problems and the methods in which the issues have been resolved. DATA & CYBERSECURITY SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Governments and critical industries are under constant International Private Equity Committee, International M&A attack. In the digital era, the new frontline is online. This and Joint Venture Committee presentation will explore the rapidly evolving nature of cyber threats and the difficulties associated with PROGRAM CHAIR: erecting appropriate defenses and responses. Striking the David M. Silk, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York, NY proper balance between securing critical operations and protecting individual privacy interests will be a significant SPEAKERS: challenge in the battle against this invisible and pervasive Igor Kirman, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, threat. Part of the presentation will highlight the specific New York, NY vulnerabilities of law firms as they treat and store the Mark Pflug, Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett, New York, NY confidential data of their clients. David Sorkin, KKR, New York, NY SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Corporate Counsel Forum, Aerospace and Defense Committee, National Security Committee, Privacy, E-Commerce & Data Security, International Law Practice Management Forum, New Media and Content Innovation Committee, International Criminal Law Committee, International Intellectual Property Rights Committee, International Procurement Committee PROGRAM CHAIR: Ingrid Busson-Hall, Morgan Stanley, New York, NY

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SPEAKERS: 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Jeffrey Greene, Symantic Corporation, Washington, DC Tax Offenses, Money Laundering Jim Halpert, DLA Piper, Washington, DC and International Exchange of Tom Kellermann, Alvarez and Marsal LLC, New York, DC Information: Multijurisdictional Christine Ricci, GE, Richmond, VA Highlights and Perspectives Lisa J. Sotto, Hunton & Williams, New York, NY INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm The panel will focus on recent developments in the U.S., Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Switzerland and Spain concerning the international Potential Impacts of International exchange of information in tax matters and the Arbitration and Dispute Resolution criminalization of tax offenses. The panelists will discuss Trends on Natural Resource and Economic the consequences of these developments in these Strategies in Africa and Beyond. jurisdictions, in particular the consequences of a tax crime as a predicate offence for money laundering legislations. DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION The panel will be composed of experienced practitioners With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: from several jurisdictions who will address relevant home-country issues as well as how those issues impact cross-border enforcement matters. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Criminal Law Committee, International The recent boom in treaty-based investor-State arbitration Anti-Money Laundering Committee, International has brought with it a significant number of natural Tax Committee resource-related disputes and arbitrations, especially PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: over concession contracts and contracts related to Saverio Lembo, Bär & Karrer SA, Geneva, Switzerland mining and extraction-sector development. At the same, MODERATORS: many countries in central and southern Africa have Danielle Camner Lindholm, BAE Systems, McLean, VA recently partnered with foreign corporations to expand Ralph Levene, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, development of their natural resource sectors. In this New York, NY timely program, we examine trends in investor-State SPEAKERS: arbitration and mineral sector dispute resolution to explore Joaquín Burkhalter, Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira, lessons learned from the resolution of recent natural Madrid, Spain resource disputes, with an eye to their potential impact Kevin M. Downing, Miller & Chevalier, Washington, DC on the negotiation of future investment treaties and the Xavier Oberson, University of Geneva, Oberson & strategic development of mining and natural resource Associés, Geneva, Switzerland sectors in certain countries in Africa and beyond. Panelists include individuals with regional experience representing 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm investors (including extraction-sector corporations), States, How Not to Get Fired! A Unique Insight and/or Africa-based regional and other international from In-House Counsel and Experienced organizations, as well as experience as arbitrators and/or External Lawyers on What Multinational advisors seeking to prevent or adjudicate such disputes. Companies Expect from Their Outside Counsel SPONSORING COMMITTEES: LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT Africa Committee, International Arbitration Committee, International Litigation Committee, International A unique opportunity to hear direct insight and feedback Energy & Natural Resources Committee, International from experienced in-house counsel on what they expect Investment and Development Committee, Corporate Social from their outside advisers. Guidance will be provided Responsibility Committee on what the speakers consider to be key “dos and PROGRAM CHAIRS: don’ts” and common pitfalls. There will be a discussion Adejoke Babington-Ashaye, World Bank Administrative on why multinationals change their outside counsel. In Tribunal, Washington, DC addition, there will be practical recommendations from Solomon Ebere, Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd, corporate lawyers advising international organizations Geneva, Switzerland on how to provide a premium service in a cost effective PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: manner while developing and maintaining a strong client Alexandra Meise Bay, Foley Hoag LLP, Washington, DC relationship. In summary, this interactive session will SPEAKERS: not only provide a helpful insight for external advisers Anna Joubin-Bret, Former Sr. Legal Advisor to the United on how not to get fired, it will also provide valuable Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), guidance on how to meet and exceed the expectations of Paris, France in-house counsel. Andrea Menaker, White & Case LLP, Washington, DC SPONSORING COMMITTEE: Thierry Kalonji Mutombo, Common Market for Eastern Europe Committee and Southern Africa (COMESA), Lusaka, Zambia PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Jeswald Salacuse, Harvard Law School, Boston, MA Pat English, Matheson, Dublin, Ireland SPEAKERS: Craig S. Comeaux, Argo Group US, San Antonio, TX Neil Culkin, Google, New York, NY Daniel Glazer, Fried Frank, New York, NY

20 Alyson Lawrence, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Kathy Leo, Gilt Groupe, New York, NY Ticketed Event—$50 Reception at the New York 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Stock Exchange (NYSE) The Role of Lawyers in Redressing 11 Wall Street Harm through International Accountability Mechanisms Proudly Sponsored by: PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW Each year, billions of dollars flow from international financial institutions and multinational corporations to promote development worldwide. However, not all of NYSE Euronext is a leading global operator of the projects financed by these institutions yield positive financial markets and provider of innovative trading development outcomes. In fact, some development technologies and wholly-owned subsidiary of projects ultimately harm the communities they were InterContinental Exchange Group, Inc. The company’s designed to serve. In the past two decades, over a exchanges in Europe and the United States trade dozen international accountability complaint offices have equities, futures, options, fixed-income and exchange- been created to provide redress to victims harmed by traded products. With approximately 8,000 listed internationally-financed development projects. These issues (excluding European Structured Products), complaint offices were created to hold corporate and NYSE Euronext’s equities markets—the New York institutional actors accountable for financing projects Stock Exchange, NYSE Euronext, NYSE MKT, NYSE that violate human rights and offer a forum for dispute Alternext and NYSE Arca—represent one-third of resolution. In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s the world’s equities trading, the most liquidity of any landmark decision in Kiobel, these accountability offices global exchange group. are evolving into more meaningful fora for resolving Join us for a chance to walk the floor of the New York human rights disputes between affected communities Stock Exchange, take a picture with the opening bell, and businesses. Still new within the development of and network with your fellow attendees. Light hors international law, these complaint offices are now more d’oeuvres and drinks will be served. prominent, though the role of lawyers within these complaint systems is largely unexplored. This panel explores the development of this field from the 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm perspective of lawyers for affected communities, lawyers Opening Reception at Cipriani for corporations that have engaged in dispute resolution Wall Street® with communities, lawyers who work as staff at complaint offices, and academics. How are lawyers beneficial to the 55 Wall Street creation and evolution of the policies and practices that After enjoying a walk around the New York Stock govern these complaint offices? What are the challenges Exchange trading floor, join your fellow meeting that lawyers for communities face that are distinct from registrants down the street at Cipriani Wall Street®, other types of challenges that come with representing located in the building that previously served as the primarily indigent communities? From an academic home of the New York Merchants Exchange, the New perspective, what rights are implicated in using these York Stock Exchange, the United States Customs complaint offices that could benefit from support from House, and the headquarters of the National City Bank. lawyers? For the lawyers that work as staff or experts at This reception is included for all full-week registrants. the complaint offices, what are the attitudes encountered Heavy hors d’oeuvres & drinks will be served. among staff of the institutions in which they sit toward the One ticket per person is included for meeting role of lawyers in complaint offices? attendees who have registered for the entire SPONSORING COMMITTEE: conference as part of your Spring Meeting registration International Human Rights Committee fee. Transportation provided. PROGRAM CHAIR: Olufunmi Oluyede, TRLPLAW, Lagos, Nigeria 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Committee Dinners Natalie Bridgeman Fields, Accountability Counsel, San Francisco, CA Take advantage of free time this evening to enjoy one Moderator: of the many fine restaurants that New York has to offer. David Hunter, American University Washington College of This is a great opportunity to continue to network within Law, Washington, DC your practice area with others at the meeting who share your same interests and have casual discussions that SPEAKERS: Charles E. Di Leva, Legal Vice Presidency, World Bank, can lead to new initiatives and committee programs for Washington, DC you to develop after you return home. If you have any Jonathan Drimmer, Barrick Gold, Washington, DC questions about planning for this event at the Spring Meeting, please contact Jonathan Lewis at Meg Taylor, Office of the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) for IFC & MIGA, The World Bank Group, [email protected]. Washington, DC

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SPONSORING COMMITTEES: 7:00 am – 7:00 pm , International Human Rights Committee, Registration Area, Exhibit Hall Women’s Interest Network (WIN), Africa Committee and Business Center Open PROGRAM CHAIR: Christina Heid, American Bar Association, Washington, DC 7:45 am – 9:00 am MODERATOR: Continental Breakfast & Aileen Pisciotta, Executive Counsel, PLC, Washington, DC Committee Breakfast Meetings SPEAKERS: Yasmeen Hassan, Equality Now, New York, NY James Silkenat, President of the American Bar 8:00 am – 8:50 am Association, Sullivan & Worcester LLP, New York, NY 5 Essential Things Every Business Lawyer 9:00 am – 10:15 am Ought to Know about the CISG Key Differences in Market Standards between INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS the U.S. and the UK in Private M&A A basic understanding of the United Nations Convention on CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) among the practicing bar remains elusive. One need only look Although acquisition agreements for private M&A in the at the evidence reflected in two of the most recent court U.S. and the UK have similar roles and formats, there are opinions addressing the CISG, in which plaintiffs’ had their a number of key provisions that are considerably different claims dismissed or requests for interest and attorney and can give rise to contentious debate and negotiation fees denied due to a lack of awareness of the impact of in cross border deals. The differences are accentuated in the CISG. The purpose of this presentation is to provide a situations where the seller of a non-UK target is advised basic level of understanding of a few key points addressed by a UK law firm and the seller insists on using English by the CISG, so as to allow the general business lawyer law and applying the UK “market standard”. The panel to better counsel a client intending to engage in a cross- will consider and discuss a number of key differences border transaction in goods. Topics will include: and controversial issues that often arise in cross border transactions involving either U.S. or UK law such as MAC • Pro-seller bias of the CISG, as compared to UCC clauses, closing conditions, indemnification and remedies Article 2 for breach of warranty and the scope and methods of • Buyer right to performance (versus UCC 2) disclosure. The program will also consider the somewhat • Heightened importance of a ‘merger’ clause nebulous topic of what is “market” in the U.S., the UK and • Article 11 and 16 traps for the unwary other jurisdictions. The panel will discuss what are the • Challenges of “opting out” practical implications of the differences in the approach to SPONSORING COMMITTEE: limitations on liability between the two systems. International Commercial Transactions, Franchising, and SPONSORING COMMITTEE: Distribution Committee International M&A and Joint Venture Committee PROGRAM CHAIRS: PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Michael Daigle, Cheng Cohen LLC, Chicago, IL Piyasena Perera, Anderson Mori & Tomotsune, Jack Graves, Touro Law Center, Central Islip, NY Tokyo, Japan 8:00 am – 8:50 am SPEAKERS: Gender Equity and the Post-2015 Framework Michael Corbett, Slaughter and May, London, United Kingdom PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW Clare O’Brien, Shearman & Sterling, New York, NY In 2000, the United Nations Millennium Declaration was Julian Pritchard, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, adopted and set forth eight Millennium Development New York, NY Goals (MDGs) to be achieved by 2015. Goal 3 specifically 9:00 am – 10:15 am addresses the promotion of gender equity and empowerment of women, but there are also gender Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): dimensions embedded in each of the other MDGs. How Due Diligence and Reporting much progress has been made on the MDGs and what lies CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ahead for women’s rights under law around the world? CORPORATE COUNSEL This panel will present an opportunity to discuss Panelists will provide practical approaches for steering achievements and challenges in the implementation of clear of legal risks associated with corporate social the MDGs for women. Our international speaker experts responsibility (CSR) due diligence and reporting. For some come from a number of fields to discuss where we are, time now, many corporations have voluntarily engaged what still needs to be done, and where we go from here. in CSR reporting to provide public information about This program is sponsored by the International Models the social and environmental impacts of their business Project on Women’s Rights (IMPOWR), which seeks operations. Some internationally recognized voluntary to facilitate the global exchange of knowledge on law CSR reporting frameworks have been developed, such reform and enforcement efforts to promote international as those created by the International Organization for gender equity. Standardization (e.g., ISO 26000) and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and efforts have been made at the national

22 level to require certain aspects of CSR reporting. However, 9:00 am – 10:15 am the content of these CSR reports can vary greatly, and A Look at Many Exciting (and Some they are often produced with limited oversight. As a Troubling) New Developments in result, CSR due diligence and reporting is an area still Dispute Resolution in Asia ripe for international sharing of good practices and legal harmonization, especially since failure to accurately report DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION and properly manage the CSR reporting process could With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: result in significant legal risks (e.g., from regulators, shareholders and/or nongovernmental organizations). SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Environmental Law Committee, International Corporate Counsel Forum, NGO and Not-for-Profit Dispute resolution, and in particular arbitration, is going Organizations Committee, International Energy & Natural through a period of rapid change in Asia. Within the Resources Committee, International Human Rights past several months, the China International Economic Committee, Corporate Social Responsibility Committee and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), the Hong PROGRAM CHAIRS: Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), Singapore Alicia Cate, U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) and the Kuala David Hackett, Baker & McKenzie, Chicago, IL Lumpur Regional Centre For Arbitration (KLRCA) have all SPEAKERS: adopted new rules; China has amended its Civil Procedure Ann Condon, GE, Fairfield, CT law to incorporate arbitration-related amendments and Daniel Goelzer, Baker & McKenzie, Washington, DC Hong Kong is in the process of doing the same; Myanmar has acceded to the New York Convention; several cities in 9:00 am – 10:15 am the region have opened or announced plans to open new Private Contractors, Snowden, and or refurbished hearing centres; and CIETAC has opened Cybersecurity: Did the Reorganization of the a new subcommission in Hong Kong. However, there Intelligence Community Achieve Success? have also been setbacks, such as the recent and highly publicised schism within CIETAC, which have heightened DATA & CYBERSECURITY uncertainty in some circles. Other developments, such The 09/11 Commission Report recommended “significant as recent court decisions in India, are welcome, yet changes in the organization” of U.S. national security add to complexity in connection with dispute resolution institutions. Many changes resulted, including a staggering planning in the region. The aim of this panel will be to growth in the reliance on contractors. The fallout from the discuss “the good, the bad, and the ugly” with respect to unauthorized release of highly sensitive documents by recent developments, and to provide predictions for likely Edward Snowden presents an opportunity to revisit these future trends. “significant changes” and what more might be needed. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: The panel will consider the Snowden case and a number China Committee, International Arbitration Committee of related issues, including cybersecurity for practitioners, especially U.S. government contractors. Some of the PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: questions to be discussed are: Did reorganization of the Brenda Horrigan, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP, intelligence community result in too much dependence Shanghai, China on contractors? Should Congress revisit the post-09/11 SPEAKERS: Commission reorganization? Is the extensive use of Chiann Bao, Secretary General, Hong Kong International contractors one result of fiscal budget constraints? Is more Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), Hong Kong, China oversight needed? With new cybersecurity standards for Nish Shetty, Clifford Chance, Singapore federal government contractors, will the Snowden case Yu-Jin Tay, DLA Piper, Singapore impact their implementation? Will these changes impact lawyers’ obligations to safeguard client data? 9:00 am – 10:15 am Outsourcing Core Business/Activities SPONSORING COMMITTEES: in Latin America to Keep Headcount National Security Committee, International Trade Committee in Check? Not So Fast! PROGRAM CHAIRS: EMPLOYMENT / IMMIGRATION Carrie Newton Lyons, Alexandria, VA CORPORATE COUNSEL Jason Poblete, Poblete Tamargo, Washington, DC Local subsidiaries are eternally facing headcount limitations from headquarters, and many opt for outsourcing certain activities/positions to maintain their numbers in check. Many Latin America countries, however, impose restrictions as to what activities can be outsourced and in which way. Service providers, subject to the demand for services, may be especially in risk of crossing the line to illegal outsourcing. Our panel will address the new outsourcing law of Mexico, and its impact to intercompany service providers and their profit sharing arrangements, the steep penalties and growing number of civil public claims in Brazil relating to illegal outsourcing, as well as other outsourcing issues in Argentina. The panel will discuss what constitutes core business and explore

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different arrangements. The panel will also address how to work?” Every asylum seeker the world over knows that potentially illegal outsourcing practices may impact the ability to work legally means stability, sustainability, M&A transactions. and an end to vulnerability. Refugees who are able to work while they seek asylum are more likely to access asylum SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Employment Law Committee, Latin American procedures. Refugees who gain the permission to work and Caribbean Committee, Mexico Committee once they are granted refugee status are less likely to remain marginalized on the fringes of society but rather PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: become contributors to the country in which they are Renata Neeser, White & Case, New York, NY living, relying less heavily on humanitarian assistance and PROGRAM CHAIR: other social benefits for support. It would seem a matter Anna Birtwistle, CM Murray LLP, London, United Kingdom to common sense, but few States grant refugees the right SPEAKERS: to work even those that have ratified the 1951 Refugee Enrique M. Stile, Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal, Convention. This panel will attempt to shed some light on Buenos Aires, Argentina the policies and practices that impact the right to work for Vilma Toshi Kutomi, Mattos Filho, Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr e refugees as well as the efforts of lawyers and advocates to Quiroga Advogados, São Paulo, Brazil enforce the right to work through various legal strategies. Michael A. Sirgado, Citigroup, New York, NY Taking a comparative approach to the right to work, the Ernesto Velarde-Danche, Ernesto Velarde-Danache, Inc., panel will focus on four different geographical areas: Mexico City, Mexico Ecuador, the United States, Israel, and an overview of East Africa. 9:00 am – 10:15 am There is No DNA Test That Will Give You SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Refugee Law Committee, Africa the Origin of Goods—So, Committee, Middle East Committee, International Human What Tests are Applied? Rights Committee INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS PROGRAM CHAIR: Panelists will address the issues that arise in determining Cara Walker, Committee for Refugee Law, the origin of a good. With the proliferation of free trade Sunset Beach, NC agreements, the determination of the origin of goods MODERATOR: has become more important. With the increase in Teresa Woods, Associate Director of the Refugee antidumping and countervailing duty orders worldwide, Representation Project at the Benjamin N. Cardozo, the determination of the origin of goods has become New York, NY more complicated. With the increase in food and product SPEAKERS: safety laws, the determination of the origin of goods has Yonatan Berman, Supreme Court of Israel, become more important to legislators and consumers. The Jerusalem, Israel panel will discuss the circumstances when governments Olivia Bueno, International Refugee Rights Initiative, in the United States, Canada, the EU and Australia New York, NY make determinations of origin and the factors that are Emily Creighton, Legal Action Center, American considered. Recent disputes and their outcomes will Immigration Council, Washington, DC be canvassed. Jessica Morreale Therkelsen, Asylum Access, San Francisco, CA SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Customs Law Committee, International Trade Committee 10:15 am – 10:45 am PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Networking Break Teresa Polino, Thompson Coburn LLP, Washington, DC PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Cyndee Todgham Cherniak, LexSage Professional Patent Protection for Pharmaceuticals in Corporation, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Developing Countries: Access to Affordable SPEAKERS: Drugs versus the Cost of Innovation Francisco J. Cortina Velarde, Chevez, Ruiz, Zamarripa y CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Cia., S.C., Mexico City, Mexico Andrew Hudson, Hunt and Hunt, Melbourne, Australia The recent Indian Supreme Court decision in April 2013, , interpreted Susan Kohn Ross, Mitchell Silberberg + Knupp, Novartis v. Union of India & Others Los Angeles, CA the Indian Patents Act and prevented the grant of an extension of protection on Novartis’ cancer drug, Glivec. 9:00 am – 10:15 am Additionally, India has considered issuing a compulsory Fighting to Survive: Refugees license to non-innovator companies on pharmaceuticals. and the Right to Work These steps have raised fears among pharmaceutical companies that one of the most populous countries in PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW the world is taking policy decisions aimed at making The right to work is vitally important for everyone, but expensive drugs available for manufacture by generic particularly so for refugees and asylum seekers who often manufacturers to reduce drug prices and to increase have limited community support to draw upon for their availability of expensive drugs for its large population. livelihoods and who are eagerly seeking to re-establish While patient advocacy and nonprofit organizations a sense of normalcy. Legal and social service providers have heralded these decisions, international innovator know that if you ask any refugee or asylum seeker what companies are concerned since India joins countries his or her primary concern is (apart from getting asylum), including Indonesia, Argentina, and Canada who are the response is overwhelmingly, “when will I be eligible reconsidering their own patent laws. This session

24 explores the tension between the commercial needs of Frances Wiet, Chief Privacy Officer, Assistant General innovative life science companies and the needs of the Counsel, Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc., Deerfield, IL patients for cheap, accessible drugs. 10:45 am – 12:00 pm SPONSORING COMMITTEE: Cultural Conflicts and Guerrilla India Committee, The Health Law Section of the American Tactics in International Arbitration: Bar Association Do the New IBA Guidelines on Party PROGRAM CHAIR: Representation Provide a Solution? Richa Naujoks, Nixon Peabody LLP, New York, NY DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Darshan Kulkarni, The Kulkarni Law Firm, With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: Philadelphia, PA SPEAKERS: Douglas J. Bucklin, Ph.D., Volpe and Koenig P.C., Philadelphia, PA Judit Rius Sanjuan, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins The IBA Guidelines on Party Representation were Sans Frontières (MSF), New York, NY adopted in May 2013 to level the arbitral playing field Roy Zwahlen, BIO, Washington, DC amongst party representatives who hail from countries 10:45 am – 12:00 pm with conflicting ethical or practice constraints. Have the Guidelines had any impact? Do they usefully identify Balancing Global Trends in Privacy best practices to guide counsel and tribunals on how to and Data Protection: Keeping Up with deal with any cultural conflicts, guerrilla tactics or ethical Developments in U.S., Europe and Asia misconduct? In addition to reviewing any remaining DATA & CYBERSECURITY general debate on the need or scope of the Guidelines, CORPORATE COUNSEL this expert panel will discuss certain practical impacts of the Guidelines on advocacy in international arbitration, Privacy and data protection is a field currently under including the: (a) duty not to introduce knowingly false rapid development in places where compliance was submissions of fact and, subject to countervailing not previously a focus, while also being fundamentally considerations of confidentiality and privilege, to rethought in jurisdictions where legal regimes are already avoid, correct or withdraw false submissions; (b) duty well established. While the EU is currently reconsidering to preserve, search for and disclose documents; (c) its general data protection legislation, the U.S. is subject to preparation and presentation of fact and expert witnesses; increasing scrutiny regarding its protection of privacy, both and (d) the scope of a tribunal’s authority to enforce the internally—due to the disclosure of the PRISM program— Guidelines and if appropriate, the factors and remedies to and externally—fielding EU concerns on government be considered to sanction misconduct. access to private data and skepticism towards protections under the U.S.-EC Safe Harbor Framework. Elsewhere, SPONSORING COMMITTEE: global companies are shifting their compliance focus International Arbitration Committee further east, to include countries in Central & Eastern PROGRAM CHAIR: Europe and Asia, and expanding their global privacy Cristina Cardenas, Astigarraga Davis, Miami, FL programs and compliance undertakings. This program PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: will review recent privacy developments in the U.S. (CA Kenneth Reisenfeld, Patton Boggs, Washington, DC Attorney General, FTC and White House initiatives), the EU (progress/implementation on the General Data Protection SPEAKERS: Regulation), Russia and Asia. This expert panel will explore Alan Crain, Senior Vice President, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, Baker Hughes Inc., Houston, TX recent developments and best practices for companies and practitioners. The panel will also explore the drafting Richard W. Naimark, Senior Vice President, AAA/ International Center for Dispute Resolution, New York, NY of global privacy commitments; with each panelist weighing in on local requirements in a mock “global Yoshimi Ohara, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu, Tokyo, Japan privacy policy.” The panel will also discuss the emergence of cross-border transfer solutions for companies and Professor William W. (“Rusty”) Park, Boston University School of Law and President, London Court of International industries in the EU and under regional trade agreements Arbitration, Boston, MA in the form of privacy codes of conduct and so-called “binding corporate rules.” 10:45 am – 12:00 pm SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Holdup by the Holdouts?: An Examination Privacy, E-Commerce & Data Security, New Media and of International Legal Developments and Content Innovation Committee, Russia/Eurasia Committee, Court Decisions Affirming the Equal and Europe Committee, International Corporate Counsel Ratable Treatment of Sovereign Bond Committee Holders Under Pari Passu Clauses. PROGRAM CHAIR: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX Katherine Woodcock, Lorenz, Brussels, Belgium PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Courts around the world have been ruling on sovereign Gregory Voss, Toulouse University, Toulouse Business bond investors’ challenges to the rights of sovereign School, Toulouse, France governments to make payments on restructured bond issues resulting from a government authorized exchange SPEAKERS: Cecil Saehoon Chung, Yulchon LLC, Seoul, South Korea without acknowledging the pari passu rights of those investors who refuse to participate in the exchange. Our Maria Ostashenko, ALRUD Law Firm, Moscow, Russia

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panel will offer its unique insights into the recent decisions SPONSORING COMMITTEE: of the Southern District of New York and Second Circuit Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Committee Court of Appeals impacting Argentina, in respect of its PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: right to selectively pay those investors willing to accept John A. Ordway, Berliner, Corcoran & Rowe, L.L.P., discounted exchange bonds and the rights of those Washington, DC bond investors who do not accept the terms of such SPEAKERS: exchange issues (see NML Capital Ltd. et al. v. Republic Raymond G. Bender, Arbitrator and Mediator, of Argentina). Our panel will look at other court decisions Washington, DC throughout Europe related to these “equal treatment” Emmanuel Jolivet, International Chamber of Commerce, clauses and the ongoing debate of what constitutes fair Paris, France and equitable treatment of bond investors from their Mandy E. Moore, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Ottawa, varying viewpoints while, at the same time, offering the Ontario, Canada panelist’s practical insights on how counsel can best position his or her client to navigate the negotiation of a 10:45 am – 12:00 pm pari passu clause with such varying jurisdictions and their Leading the Modern Law Firm: viewpoints in mind. The panelists will also offer their own Opportunities and Challenges insights on what we might be able to expect going forward LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT insofar as sovereign debt issues and the challenges facing sovereign debtors, their investors and those multilateral This panel will address critical issues currently facing the organizations supporting them as a result of the Second leaders of some of the world’s leading law firms including: Circuit Court of Appeal’s final decision regardingNML • the future of local and national law firms as large Capital Ltd. et al. v. Republic of Argentina. multinational “mega” firms continue to expand— SPONSORING COMMITTEES: what are the implications for the practice of law?; International Secured Transactions Committee, Latin • accommodating the needs of women in the American and Caribbean Committee, Europe Committee, workplace, including gender equity and the International Financial Products & Services Commit, retention and advancement of women International Commercial Transactions, Franchising, • mandatory retirement—the need to pass the baton International Litigation Committee to the next generation of rainmakers; PROGRAM CHAIR: • motivating and training “40 somethings” to be law David Barrack, Norton Rose Fulbright, New York, NY firm leaders; PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: • setting and maintaining the highest ethical Richard Walsh, Global Risk Solutions, LLC, standards—balancing professional conduct rules Southhampton, NY with client demands; • creative business development and marketing MODERATOR: Robin Phelan, Haynes and Boone, Dallas, TX concepts that meet professional standards; and • competitive threats to law firms over the coming SPEAKERS: five to ten years—the long-term implications for Jay Newman, Elliott Associates, New York, NY tomorrow’s law firm leaders? Yan Liu, International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC Charles Schmerler, Norton Rose Fulbright, New York, NY SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Law Practice Management Forum, Hernan Slemenson, Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal, Buenos Aires, Argentina Transnational Legal Practice Committee, Foreign Legal Consultant Committee, U.S. Lawyers Practicing Abroad, 10:45 am – 12:00 pm International Corporate Counsel Forum You’re Saying I Might Need U.S. PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: Government Authorization for My Stephen Denyer, Allen & Overy LLP, Frankfurt, Germany Arbitration Proceeding? The Intersection Justin Vineberg, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg, Montréal, Québec, Canada of Realigned U.S. Export Controls and International Dispute Resolution SPEAKERS: Heidi Gardner, Harvard Business School, Boston, MA INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS Jamie Gorelick, Wilmer Hale, Washington, DC Counsel often underestimate the impact that U.S. export Patricia Greer, The Law Society of England & Wales, controls can have, or misunderstand the applicability of London, United Kingdom the controls, when agreeing to handle an international Nicolas Herrera, Guyer & Regules, Montevideo, Uruguay dispute where such controls come into play. The program Charles Jacobs, Linklaters, London, United Kingdom will update the 2006 SIL program on the same topic, Will Lawes, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, London, following the initial wave of the most comprehensive U.S. United Kingdom export control reform in years. This panel will examine Wang Ling, King & Wood Mallesons, Beijing, China how failure to understand fully U.S. export controls and the Richard F. Riley, Jr., Foley & Lardner LLP, Washington, DC process for obtaining authorization for transfers of export- James Silkenat, President of the American Bar controlled information to non-U.S. persons—including Association, Sullivan & Worcester LLP, New York, NY clients, counsel, and/or members of an arbitration panel— Andreas Urban, Heuking Küen Lüer Wojtek, can lead to delays and increased costs. This panel will also Berlin, Germany address the effect U.S. export control reform may have on the challenges of handling an international dispute to which U.S. export controls are applicable.

26 10:45 am – 12:00 pm 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm International Human Trafficking: Ticketed Event—$110 Legislative Efforts, Recent Developments Luncheon with Ambassador Ken Taylor and Challenges of Combating Sexual Exploitation and Violence against Women Ambassador Ken Taylor is a Canadian diplomat, educator and businessman, who played a critical PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW role in the 1979 covert operation – the “Canadian Human trafficking is a human rights issue affecting Caper” – when he was the Canadian ambassador to millions of men, women, and children. It is estimated that Iran. During the Iranian hostage crisis, Ambassador 27 million men, women and children are trafficked globally Taylor and his wife Pat provided sanctuary to six for sexual exploitation and forced labor, with women American diplomats from the U.S. embassy, and at and children being the primary victims. This heinous great personal risk, carried out an operation with crime is often difficult to combat due to such gnawing, the support of the CIA to smuggle them out of Iran. phenomenon as conspiracies of silence occasioned by Ambassador Taylor was subsequently awarded threats of death and violence to victims and their families. the Congressional Gold Medal by the United States Although a number of countries are enacting legislation Congress for his assistance to the United States of to combat human trafficking, it is trite knowledge that America. The Canadian Caper was the inspiration for prosecution of traffickers and enforcement of laws remain the 2012 film,Argo , which was loosely based on these a complex and challenging matter. events. Join us as Ambassador Taylor discusses his This inspiring program will expose an array of issues experiences in the diplomatic service and his views on of global concern with respect to human trafficking, the importance of diplomatic immunity as a means of particularly in the context of sexual exploitation and protecting the Rule of Law and human rights. violence against women. Our distinguished panel of experts will conduct an in-depth analysis of the complexities of this modern-day form of slavery— 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm reviewing thereby the impact of efforts by the U.S., other Keeping the Genie in the Bottle: Dealing with countries and international organizations to address Conflicts of Interests in M&A Transactions this global malaise. It will further discuss the latest CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL developments in the law; the intersection of immigration CORPORATE COUNSEL and human trafficking with respect to migration and legislative issues; the efficacy of the Protocol to Prevent, With Thanks to Our Panel Sponsor: Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons (especially vis-à-vis women and children) and the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorizaion Act of 2013 (TVPRA), which Congress as part of its reauthorization of the Violence Many corporate transactions can raise potential conflict Against Women Act. issues. Conflicts can particularly manifest themselves where management or a large shareholder want to SPONSORING COMMITTEES: take the corporation private (Dell; Dole; MFW), where a Women’s Interest Network (WIN), Corporate Social shareholder or director wishes to buy assets from or sell Responsibility Committee, Africa Committee, Young Lawyers Interest Network, International Human assets to the corporation (Southern Peru), where bankers Rights Committee provide financing for a transaction as well as participate in the sales process on behalf of a seller (El Paso; Del PROGRAM CHAIR: Monte), or where former company executives are retained , TRLPLAW, Lagos, Nigeria Olufunmi Oluyede to advise on a company buyout (Gardner Denver). PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Decisions in the Delaware courts in recent years have led Lisette Lavergne, Esq., Salmen Navarro & Lavergne, P.C., to a change in the way corporate boards now handle—or Los Angeles, CA should consider handling—these transactions, and give MODERATOR: insight into the benefits of utilizing a well-functioning Bart M. Schwartz, Guidepost Solutions LLC, special committee of the board. The panelists will use New York, NY several recent high-profile Delaware transactions and/or SPEAKERS: decisions as case studies and compare and contrast the Shelby R. Quast, Equality Now, Washington, DC procedures used and court decisions against their likely Melynda H. Barnhart, Associate Professor of Law at treatment in several other jurisdictions around the world. New York Law School, New York, NY SPONSORING COMMITTEE: International M&A and Joint Venture Committee PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Jeffrey Kerbel, Bennett Jones LLP, Toronto, Ontario, Canada PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Elena C. Norman, Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP, Wilmington, DE SPEAKERS: Alan Klein, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, New York, NY Frances Murphy, Slaughter and May, London, United Kingdom

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Hans-Jörg Ziegenhain, Hengeler Mueller, presentation explores recent developments covering a Munich, Germany range of legal topics impacting free expression, including trade and state secrets, fair use of copyrights and 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm trademarks, a comparison of conflicting laws impacting Promoting the Rule of Law in the online expression, and proposed or recently passed Intersections of Business and Human Rights legislation. Topics for discussion include: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY • The obligations of social media platforms to block A very important actor emerging in the rule of law or filter expression that may violate a country’s field is the private sector, in the form of corporations, laws, such as France’s hate speech laws, and the investors, shareholders, and business associations. extraterritorial reach/conflicts of laws challenges These and similar entities are concerned with rule of law when speech crosses borders— issues raised development and the promotion of the public interest when a group representing Jewish students sued because, if they are to operate successfully and generate Twitter over anti-Semitic tweets. profits, they need transparency, predictability, stability, • The ability of a country force an intermediary or accountability and due process. Some businesses and news organization in another country to block or industries are also responding to calls from different delete expression that may divulge state secrets sectors of society (including diverse local and indigenous and other issues related to WikiLeaks, such communities) and their own shareholders to foster peace, as Amazon’s decision to terminate WikiLeaks’ development and uphold the rule of law, as well as to hosting account for alleged breach of terms of protect labor rights and standards, human rights, security service after public outcry and meetings with and environmental standards in their operations. They Homeland Security. are doing this by adopting self-regulatory strategies that • The rights of authors and artists to limit the uphold international standards and by securing self- ability of search engines to display images of the compliance with public policy initiatives regardless of the authors and artists work, the varying standards governance and rule of law conditions of the countries in of copyright exemptions for free expression, which they conduct operations. The ABA itself, through its and the conflicts of laws and the role of the policy making body, the House of Delegates, considered in Berne Convention and safe harbors in enabling 2012 the human rights responsibilities of corporations by online platforms to distribute expressive works adopting Resolution 109, which endorses the UN Guiding without liability. Principles on Business and Human Rights and the OECD • The question of when global free expression Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. This program trumps the security interests of one country, will unpack the role of the private sector and the State such as when YouTube declined to remove videos in fostering the rule of law in development, conflict and produced by alleged Islamist terrorists following a post-conflict settings in light of the three pillars approach request by Senator Joe Lieberman. provided by the UN Guiding Principles on Business and SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Human Rights: protect, respect and remedy. It will also New Media & Content Innovation Committee, Europe look at the good practices developed by cross-sector Committee, Russia/Eurasia Committee, International partnerships and their level of implementation. Intellectual Property Rights Committee SPONSORING COMMITTEES: PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: UN and International Institutions Coordinating Committee, Alexandra Darraby, Art Law Firm, Los Angeles, CA Diversity Committee Dave Green, Microsoft, Redmond, WA PROGRAM CHAIRS: SPEAKERS: Lelia Mooney, Partners for Democratic Change, Lord Michael Burton, Chief Judge of Commercial Courts Washington, DC Royal Courts of Justice, London, United Kingdom Salli Swartz, Artus Wise, Paris, France Steve Crown, Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Microsoft, Seattle, WA SPEAKERS: Michael K. Addo, University of Exeter and member of the Mark Stephens, CBE, HowardKennedyFsi LLP, London, UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights, Exeter, United Kingdom (Invited) United Kingdom (Invited) 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Sarah Altschuller, Foley Hoag, Washington, DC Resolving International IP-Related Christine Batruch, Lundin, Geneva, Switzerland Disputes: What is the Role for Jonathan Drimmer, Barrick Gold, Washington, DC Investment Treaty Arbitration? 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION Borderless World of New Media: INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS Cross-Border Lifelines for Speech, Data With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: Protection, Trade Secrets & Espionage DATA & CYBERSECURITY Today’s search and social media platforms enable users— on a virtual global scale—to share expression, exchange opinions, and expose state secrets. Are these platforms Traditionally, the legal battles concerning the minimum really free from the geographic boundaries and national standard under international law for protection of laws that may restrict speech or distribution of expressive intellectual property (IP) have been waged by States works? And what if speech appropriates existing works, seeking interpretation of the Agreement on Trade Related exposes state secrets or incites racial tensions? This Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement)

28 through the inter-State consultation and dispute-resolution and Naturalization Law Committee, Sexual Orientation mechanism of the World Trade Organization (WTO) or and Gender Identity Issues Network and the Foreign Legal by private parties in national courts. However, there Consultant Committee may be an avenue for a multinational pharmaceutical, PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: medical device or biotech company to seek, on its own Marguerite Smith, Flexx Law, PS, Seattle, WA behalf, protection of its IP rights from governmental MODERATOR: action (whether executive, legislative or judicial) through David Allison, Family Law in Partnership LLP, London, arbitration brought under bilateral investment treaties United Kingdom (BITs) or multilateral investment agreements (MIAs) SPEAKERS: that protect IP rights of a qualifying investor as a form Shalini Agarwal, In Se Legal, New Delhi, India of investment. Christina Hultsch, Porter Wright, Columbus, OH Historically, arbitration of investment disputes in the oil, Alan M. Koral, Esq., New York, NY gas, mining and heavy infrastructure sectors have been Sarah Lawrence, DLA Piper Middle East LLP, United most common. However, in its 2012 Annual Report, Arab Emirates the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Dr. Markus Zwicky, Zwicky Windlin & Partner, Zug, Disputes (ICSID) Secretariat reported a diversity of other Switzerland industries taking part in investment arbitration, including HR ROLE PLAYER: pharmaceuticals, chemicals and food production. Recent Kristina M. Moris, President, The Washington Firm, Ltd., arbitrations initiated by Apotex against the United States New York, NY and by Eli Lilly Inc. against Canada under the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm States, Canada and Mexico (NAFTA) show pharmaceutical Coping with Uncertainty: The New Normal companies beginning to use investor-State arbitration LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT to resolve their disputes against national regulators and challenge adverse decisions rendered against them by Over the last few years, law firm leaders in many different national courts. jurisdictions have had to cope with a market for legal services full of unprecedented changes. This has caused The panel will discuss dispute resolution of IP disputes many of them to fundamentally re-examine their strategy through investment treaty arbitration. The panel will and priorities and to seek to reposition their firms as also offer comments on the overlap, integration or more “agile” organisations. Have these experiences led fragmentation of the different fields of international to fundamental shifts in the market for legal services, trade law, intellectual property law and investment particularly in smaller jurisdictions and niche markets? treaty arbitration. What are the leadership skills that have been required and SPONSORING COMMITTEES: how have law firm leaders coped with the stresses and Latin American and Caribbean Committee, International strains of difficult choices? What new practice models and Arbitration Committee collaborative approaches have emerged? Which are likely PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: to succeed? How can firms ensure that their practices Cristina Cardenas, Astigarraga Davis, Miami, FL are dynamic and yet compliant with legal and regulatory Viren Mascarenhas, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US obligations? These questions will be addressed by a panel LLP, New York, NY of law firm leaders from a range of different types of jurisdictions and size of practice. SPEAKERS: Julie Bedard, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, SPONSORING COMMITTEES: New York, NY International Law Practice Management Forum, Bart Legum, Dentons, Paris, France Transnational Legal Practice Committee, Foreign Legal Franz X. Stirnimann Fuentes, Winston & Strawn LLP, Consultant Committee, U.S. Lawyers Practicing Abroad, Geneva, Switzerland International Corporate Counsel Forum Sylvie Tabet, Trade Law Bureau; Government of Canada, PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Stephen Denyer, Allen & Overy LLP, Frankfurt, Germany Hermann Knott, Luther, Cologne, Germany 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Global Employment: The Impact of Marital/ SPEAKERS: Karim S. Anjarwalla, Anjarwalla & Khanna / Africa Legal Partner Status on HR and Employees Network, Nairobi, Kenya EMPLOYMENT / IMMIGRATION Rick L. Burdick, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, This program will survey many of the different approaches Washington, DC to marital/partner status taken across the globe, including Melissa Davis, MD Communications, London, marriage, domestic partnerships and relationship United Kingdom intolerance, and consider their impact upon employers/ Bill Drummond, Brodies, Edinburgh, Scottland human resource (‘HR’) professionals and employees with Kate Fritz, Fenwick & West LLP, San Francisco, CA regard to tax, immigration, family law, employment law Whitney Gerard, Chadbourne & Parke, New York, NY and benefits. The panelists will focus on issues facing U.S Stephen Kon, King & Wood Mallesons SJ Berwin, businesses operating globally, with participants taking on London, United Kingdom the roles of HR professional, employee, and the attorneys Abhijit Mukhopadhyay, Hinduja Group, London, and tax experts with whom they consult. United Kingdom Carole Silver, Northwestern University Chicago, IL SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Family Law Committee, International Tax Joao Vieira de Almeida, Vieira de Almeida & Associados, Committee, U.S. Lawyers Practicing Abroad, Immigration Lisbon, Portugal

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2:00 pm – 3:15 pm food and power to society. How might the private sector E = R + L: The Challenge of participate in meeting this singular but global challenge? Acquiring Land Rights When Financing This panel will present three different aspects of private sector involvement in developing solutions for the Renewable Energy Projects impending global water crisis. First, it will discuss the PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW legal structure of public-private partnerships that allow Global investment in solar, wind and other renewable businesses to engage in the abstraction, treatment and energy projects continues to expand in an effort to meet delivery of fresh water resources. Secondly, it will explore the world’s growing energy demands. But what challenges the promise of technology, such as energy-efficient do attorneys face when acquiring land rights necessary for filtering membranes and nanotechnology, for creating and a successful financing of these projects? What risks must providing water. Finally, the panel will address corporate be resolved by project developers, investors, landowners social responsibility and good governance with respect and the community? Learn about the best techniques to to water supply and demand, especially in areas of the use when confronting some of the specialized real estate world where businesses and local populations compete for issues that arise when trying to locate a renewable project dwindling supplies. on a particular piece of property. Our international panel of SPONSORING COMMITTEES: experts will discuss: International Environmental Law Committee, • Real estate issues affecting financing of renewable International Energy & Natural Resources Committee, energy projects; International Human Rights Committee, Corporate Social Responsibility Committee • Determining the best ownership structures; • Strategies to suitably represent landowners and PROGRAM CHAIR: developers in negotiating land use agreements; Adrianne Laneave, Independent Consultant, • Zoning, permitting, site approvals, and Washington, DC environmental issues; PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: • Competing land interests, including rights reserved Renee Martin-Nagle, Environmental Law Institute, to governments or owners of mineral rights; Washington, DC • Issues involving indigenous or tribal lands; MODERATOR: • Available title insurance coverage; Jon Freedman, GE Power & Water, Washington, DC • Risk allocation between project developers, SPEAKERS: lenders, landowners, government and neighboring Debra G. Coy, Svanda & Coy Consulting, Clarksville, MD residents. Liese Dallbauman, PepsiCo, Chicago, IL SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Vanessa Leiby, Water and Wastewater Equipment International Energy & Natural Resources Committee, Manufacturers Association (WWEMA), Washington, DC Africa Committee, Cross Border Real Estate Practice Committee 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Insider Trading: Compliance and Enforcement PROGRAM CHAIRS: Mark Gould, Arnall Golden Gregory, Atlanta, GA CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL Terry Selzer, Husen Advokater, Copenhagen, Denmark CORPORATE COUNSEL PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: This program will review recent developments regarding Mariano Conde de Frankenberg, Reed & Scardino LLP, the enforcement of laws and regulations prohibiting Austin, TX insider trading. Key recent domestic and foreign cases SPEAKERS: will be discussed. The panelists will examine the different Mariana Ardizzone, Maciel Norman & Asociados, rules prohibiting insider trading in the U.S., U.K., France Buenos Aires, Argentina and elsewhere, and discuss how best to structure an Wojciech Baginski, Siematkowski & Davies, effective compliance program. They will also discuss how Warsaw, Poland companies and their counsel should respond to issues or Keith Casto, Cooper, White & Cooper, San Francisco, CA regulatory inquiries when they arise. The panelists will Soraia Rebello de Lacerda, Miranda Correia Amendoeira also consider potential application of the laws of multiple & Associados, Lisbon, Portugal jurisdictions to trading by a single firm. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: 3:15 pm – 3:45 pm International Private Equity Committee, International Networking Break Criminal Law Committee PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: David Gruenstein, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm New York, NY Water Risks and the Private Sector: SPEAKERS: Partnerships and Responsibilities Robert Boyle, Esq., Macfarlanes LLP, London, United Kingdom CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Bertrand Cardi, Esq., Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier, Paris, France Many experts around the world are predicting that the Steven J. Pearl, Esq., Lazard Frères & Co. LLC, availability of fresh water has begun an irreversible New York, NY decline, which threatens to detrimentally affect communities, nations, and businesses. The agricultural and energy sectors in particular will be concerned about securing adequate and clean fresh water to provide

30 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm marriage laws on their own. In France, same-sex marriage Trends and Developments in International became possible in May 2013. In England and Wales Royal Investment Agreements: Lessons Learned assent was given to the Marriage (Same-Sex Couples) Bill in July 2013 with the first such marriages expected and Prospects for 2014 and Beyond in summer 2014. Other European jurisdictions, such as DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION Belgium, have allowed same sex marriage for some time With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: and have mature legal systems to deal with the many implications that arise from them. No doubt the changing legal landscape both in Europe and the U.S. will have domestic courts busy for some time as they try to resolve the many unanswered questions that arise from same-sex marriage. The international context is likely to be even According to a recent analysis by the United Nations more complex. This program will consider these new laws Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), more with a focus on the impact for the increasing number than 1,300 of the over 2,860 bilateral investment treaties of international families in the areas of immigration (BITs) currently in force will be at a stage by the end of employment and family law. 2013 where they could be terminated or renegotiated. After decades of BIT development in treaty language and SPONSORING COMMITTEES: through arbitration decisions this represents a significant Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Issues Network, juncture to perhaps modify these agreements to account International Employment Law Committee, International for recent trends and concerns that arise in balancing Family Law Committee, Immigration and Naturalization Law Committee, Diversity Committee, Women’s Interest a predictable regulatory regime and the desire of host Network (WIN) states to regulate in the public interest. Recent issues and developments in the use and interpretation of stabilization PROGRAM CHAIR: clauses, the interaction between BITs and sustainable David Allison, Family Law in Partnership LLP, development, transparency (in particular in extractive London, United Kingdom industries), fiscal reforms, and other topics will be MODERATOR: addressed by the panel. The program will also detail what Allin (Chip) Seward, Cabinet Seward, Paris, France corporate counsel should focus on when considering the SPEAKERS: protections offered by BITs and what arbitration counsel Kevin M. Cathcart, Lambda Legal, New York, NY can expect to see as various BIT terms are further decided Stefan Nerinckx, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP, upon by arbitral tribunals. Brussels, Belgium SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Joseph Smallhoover, Bryan Cave LLP, Paris, France International Investment and Development Committee, Angela Williams, Angela L. Williams LLC, Kansas City, MO International Arbitration Committee, International Energy & Natural Resources Committee 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Basel III and Bank Capital Adequacy: The PROGRAM CHAIR: Rachel Howie, Dentons LLP, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Very Latest on the Evolving Capital Adequacy Accords for Worldwide Financial Institutions MODERATOR: Dr. Borzu Sabahi, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX LLP, Washington, DC As the financial crisis recedes and for many countries SPEAKERS: concludes, significant proposals have been made to use Suzana M. Blades, ConocoPhillips, Houston, TX this moment to tighten capital adequacy for financial Meg Kinnear, International Centre for Settlement of institutions on a global basis so as to soften the impact Investment Disputes (ICSID), Washington, DC of future financial failure. However, these recommended Jean E. Kalicki, Arnold & Porter LLP, Washington, DC proposals raise real controversy and are not without their real costs. If you advise banks and other financial 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm institutions, you need to be aware of, and you also need Same-Sex Marriage: Implications for to be well ahead of, these changes in your planning and U.S./EU Families from an Immigration, advice. This program will bring you and your clients up Employment and Family Law Perspective to date on the current Basel III proposals and show you EMPLOYMENT / IMMIGRATION where these proposals change current regulatory Basel II law, all in an understandable and helpful way. In June 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional for the U.S. federal government SPONSORING COMMITTEES: to withhold benefits from same-sex married couples International Financial Products & Services Committee, where such benefits would be available to opposite-sex International Antitrust Law Committee, International M&A and Joint Venture Committee, International Private Equity couples. On the same day, the Supreme Court refused Committee, Transnational Legal Practice Committee, to allow proponents of a ban on same-sex marriage in International Corporate Counsel Forum California to stand in the shoes of the state government who had declined to appeal a trial court’s decision ruling PROGRAM CHAIRS & SPEAKERS: that the ban on same-sex marriage there violated the Julius L. (“Jerry”) Loeser, Winston & Strawn, Chicago, IL constitutional rights of gay and lesbian Californians. The Alan Rabkin, Heritage Bancorp, Reno, NV result was to add California to the increasing number of SPEAKERS: U.S. states that allow same-sex marriage. At the same Richard Coffman, Institute of International Bankers, time as the U.S. Supreme Court is making history, many New York, NY European jurisdictions are also introducing same-sex

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Gregory J. Lyons, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, This program will answer these questions and help you New York, NY avoid disaster as you face the perils of ethical dilemmas in Mary Frances Monroe, AIG, Washington, DC (Invited) the practice of international law. 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Canada Committee, International Family Law Meeting the Challenge: Promoting Committee, International Employment Law Committee, National Security, Trade, and Compliance Mexico Committee in an Era of Shrinking Budgets PROGRAM CHAIR: and Export Control Reforms Alexander Jeglic, Canadian Commercial Corporation, INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS Ottawa, Ontario, Canada In March 2013, mandatory sequestration requirements PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: entered into effect requiring the U.S. Defense Department Sergio Karas, Karas & Associates, Toronto, to execute nearly $500 billion in spending cuts over Ontario, Canada the next decade. One month later, the U.S. State and SPEAKERS: Commerce Departments introduced the first in a series Honorable Marilyn Kaman, Fourth Judicial District, of final rules that are moving many thousands of items Minneapolis, MN from the U.S. Munitions List (USML) to the less stringently Margaret Stock, Cascadia Cross Border Law, controlled Commerce Control List (CCL). The effects of Bellingham, WA these major developments on U.S. national security, Carlos Velazquez de Leon, Basham Ringe y Correa, international defense collaboration, global trade, and Monterrey, Mexico technology transfers are unclear. High-level leaders from Laurence Wiener, Wiener Soto Caparros, the U.S. Government, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Buenos Aires, Argentina (NATO), the aerospace and defense sector, and private practice will discuss how these developments affect 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm critical defense programs, especially multilateral defense Women’s Networking Cocktail initiatives such as the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program, Reception at the Waldorf Astoria and research and development in these cooperative New York, Exhibit Hall ventures. This seasoned panel will elaborate on what aerospace and defense companies must do to comply and Proudly Sponsored By: compete in a new era of challenges and opportunities. In addition, the speakers will share insights on best This event is also part of the ABA Women to Women practices required for export controls compliance and International Business Initiative launched by ABA opine on national security priorities in a radically changing President Laurel Bellows. Beer and wine will regulatory and economic environment. be served. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Trade Committee, Export Controls and This reception is open to meeting attendees who have Economic Sanctions Committee, Aerospace and Defense registered for the entire conference as part of your Committee, National Security Committee, Young Lawyers Spring Meeting registration fee. Interest Network (YIN) PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Jonathan Michael Meyer, Attorney at Law, Brooklyn, NY 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Reception at the USS Intrepid Geoffrey Goodale, Trade Law Advisors, PLLC, Sea, Air & Space Museum Falls Church, VA Pier 86 W 46th St and 12th Ave SPEAKERS: James Henry Bergeron, NATO Allied Maritime Command, The USS Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is the Northwood, United Kingdom only interactive museum where visitors can explore a Debi Davis, United Technologies Corporation, legendary aircraft carrier, the first space shuttle, the Washington, DC world’s fastest jets, and a secret submarine. As you Sarah Heidema, U.S. Department of State (DDTC), network with your fellow attendees you will be able to Washington, DC explore the various interactive exhibits, walk the flight Kevin Wolf, U.S. Department of Commerce (BIS), deck to find your favorite fighter jet, and dance the Washington, DC night away with a live band. Heavy hors d’oeuvres & drinks will be served. 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Courting Disaster: The Perils of Ethical One ticket per person is included for meeting Dilemmas in International Law Practice attendees who have registered for the entire conference as part of your Spring Meeting registration LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT fee. Transportation Provided. Black tie optional. How do you know your clients if they are located overseas? What do you do when you depend on your client for fact-based submissions? What do you do when conflicts of interest, disagreements with clients, and unforeseen dilemmas arise in international representation?

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9:00 am – 10:15 am 7:00 am – 7:00 pm The Future of Anti-Corruption: Registration Area, Exhibit Hall Training the Next Generation of and Business Center Open Anti-Corruption Enforcers CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 7:45 am – 9:00 am With new anti-corruption laws, regulations, and guidances Continental Breakfast & adopted in many countries and an increased demand for Committee Breakfast Meetings enforcement, the international community has begun to recognize the importance of anti-corruption education and training. How to keep the momentum going? Corruption 8:00 am – 8:50 am is not a subject typically taught in law school, and Would You Like to be a Happy Lawyer? many lawyers have never heard of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the United Nations Convention LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT against Corruption (UNCAC). Those who come in touch Too many lawyers suffer from stress and depression with them often learn ‘on the job.’ Few young lawyers and this can result in ethical dilemmas. Lawyers are go the path of government where they may be trained perceived to be negative, pushy, aggressive and angry. in investigating and enforcing anti-corruption rules This is not true or it does not have to be true. We can be and regulations. So where does the next generation of the change we wish to see in the legal profession. This anti-corruption compliance counsel come from? What panel will review techniques that lawyers can use to adopt are savvy corporations of the world doing to train their and maintain a positive attitude. We will discuss setting own young lawyers in the GC’s office and what should positive intentions. We will also lead the attendees in a more companies and firms be thinking about to ensure guided meditation to start the day relaxed and happy. institutional knowledge is not lost? Where do NGOs and intergovernmental agencies find qualified practitioners? SPONSORING COMMITTEE: Should there be formal academies for training after Women’s Interest Network (WIN) law school? Is this a specialty area that should have a PROGRAM CHAIR: residency program akin to med school graduates choosing Cyndee Todgham-Cherniak, Lexsage LLC, Toronto, a practice? What is the role law schools should be taking? Ontario, Canada Can we reach a consensus on a standard curriculum? 9:00 am – 10:15 am Is there a need for one? Is one elective course sufficient training? What is going to serve the momentum of Private Equity Under Public Scrutiny: The anti-corruption movement globally and ensure training of Private Equity Life Cycle and Antitrust young lawyers in a field that extends now beyond white ANTITRUST collar crime to include corporate social responsibility, CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTION anti-money laundering (AML), and other emerging areas Starting from the bid process, through the acquisition of law? This panel brings together specialists representing process and management of a portfolio asset, private legal practice, government, academia, and NGOs to equity investors face a range of potential antitrust risks. discuss the development of anti-corruption training and Through the discussion of hypothetical scenarios, the the future of grooming the next generation. session will consider the following issues: SPONSORING COMMITTEES: • Antitrust issues arising from “Club Deals” and International Anti-Corruption Committee, Corporate Social Responsibility Committee, International Anti- other arrangements between private equity firms Money Laundering Committee, Young Lawyers Interest • Minority stakes taken by private equity in Network (YIN) competing or potentially competing businesses Program Chair: • Transaction filings—consideration of which entities are required to file, how to assess the Elena Helmer, Ohio Northern University College of Law, Ada, OH relevant thresholds • Liability of a private equity firm for antitrust PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: violations of a portfolio asset Mikhail Reider-Gordon, Navigant, Los Angeles, CA SPEAKERS: SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Andrew Boutros, U.S. Department of Justice, Chicago, IL International Antitrust Law Committee, International Private Equity Committee, International M&A and Joint Alexander Brigham, Ethisphere Institute, New York, NY Venture Committee, China Committee, Europe Committee, Mark Pieth, The Basel Institute on Governance, International Litigation Committee Basel, Switzerland PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Elizabeth Avery, Gilbert + Tobin, Sydney, Australia PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: Susana Cabrera, Garrigues LLP, New York, NY SPEAKERS: Janet Hui, Jun He, Beijing, China Daryl Libow, Sullivan & Cromwell, Washington, DC Benjamin M. Roth, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York, NY

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9:00 am – 10:15 am Asia Pacific Committee; China Committee, International Arbitration Roundtable: Japanese Employment Law Committee, International Corporate Counsel Committee Perspectives and Practice PROGRAM CHAIR: DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION Michelle Jacobson, Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen, & With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: Loewy, LLP, Chicago, IL SPEAKERS: Jacqueline Bart, BartLaw, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Gabrielle Buckley, Vedder Price, P.C., Chicago, IL Noah Klug, Nevett Ford, Melbourne, Australia Japan continues to grow as a preferred venue for Grace Shie, Baker & Mckenzie, Hong Kong, China arbitration in Asia, and the Japan Commercial Arbitration Mario Jorge Yanez, BSTL Abogados, Mexico City, Mexico Association (JCAA) remains at the forefront of that growth, with its arbitration rules being overhauled in 2014. This 9:00 am – 10:15 am program explores “hot topic” issues concerning arbitration What’s New in European Financial Sector in Japan, from cultural factors to enforcement of awards, Regulation!? An Introduction to the choice of law issues, and choice of forum among Asian Latest EU and Swiss Developments arbitration hubs. This is a rare opportunity to learn about INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX the advantages and practicalities of arbitrating in Japan. Mostly as a consequence of the financial crisis, European Presented in Cooperation with the Japan Federation of Bar institutions have introduced numerous Directives and Associations (JFBA) Regulations with the aim to contain the crisis’ effects and PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: to prevent new crises in the future. National regulatory Steven Richman, Duane Morris, Cherry Hill, NJ authorities and professional organizations have tried SPEAKERS: to do the same. These measures have cross-border Mark W. Friedman, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, implications and affect market participants around the New York, NY world. This panel will begin with an introduction to the Chris Helmer, P.C., Miller Nash LLP, Portland, OR European legislative process. The panelists will then Yoshimi Ohara, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu, give an overview of the latest regulatory developments Tokyo, Japan that financial institutions and market participants are Yoshihiro Takatori, Orrick, Tokyo, Japan facing at the EU level regarding the trading of financial products as well as new regulations of the financial 9:00 am – 10:15 am markets and benchmarks. These developments include Global Immigration Reform and the New the Financial Transaction Tax, the Markets in Financial Corporate Reality: What Employers and Instruments Directive, the Solvency 2 Directive, and others. Corporate Counsel Need to Know The panelists will show how regulation is becoming stricter, more complex and more burdensome. They will EMPLOYMENT / IMMIGRATION address extra-territorial applications, compare conflicting As globalization continues, the cross-border movement regulatory regimes, and provide a forward-looking of employees continues to be crucial to the success perspective, while also touching on any hot topics that of global corporations. But neither these corporations, arise at the time of the meeting. nor the lawyers advising them, have the benefit of a SPONSORING COMMITTEES: uniform global immigration regulatory system. Legal Europe Committee, International Financial Products & certainty about immigration laws is further reduced by Services Committee, International Securities and Capital ongoing immigration reform efforts worldwide. The past Markets Committee, International Secured Transactions year has seen sweeping immigration reforms around Committee, International Litigation Committee, U.S. the globe, including reforms in Australia, Canada, China Lawyers Practicing Abroad and Mexico, and potential reforms are pending in many PROGRAM CHAIR & SPEAKER: other jurisdictions, including the U.S. The challenge for Patrick Del Duca, Zuber Lawler & Del Duca LLP, corporations at this time is to maintain legal compliance Los Angeles, CA in the face of the global moving target of immigration PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: reform. This program will address fundamental aspects Stéphane de Navacelle, Navacelle Avocats, Paris, France of the immigration framework that corporations are Carine Feipel, Arendt & Medernach – Avocats, now facing when hiring or moving employees, or Luxembourg, Luxembourg conducting transactional and transnational business activities including sale or asset purchases, mergers, SPEAKERS: expansions and acquisitions. This program is intended to Nicolas Brooke, Société Générale, Paris, France be particularly helpful not only for corporate immigration Fabien Carruzzo, Kramer Levin, New York, NY lawyers and those seeking to expand their practice into Lee Saladino, Homburger, Zurich, Switzerland the immigration field, but also lawyers in complimentary fields, such as labor and employment and mergers and acquisitions, who encounter immigration issues in their practice. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Immigration and Naturalization Law Committee, Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN), Canada Committee, Latin American and Caribbean Committee, Mexico Committee,

34 9:00 am – 10:15 am International Criminal Court crime of aggression (in 2017 Unleashing the Tiger: The Importance at the earliest) is anticipated to impact or be harmonized of Infrastructure in International with the ‘responsibility to protect’ doctrine and the field of humanitarian intervention. A further focus will be the Investment and Development potential for the adoption of the crime of aggression into INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS domestic legislation and the ramifications that would have Before an investor can develop and open a shopping for the field of humanitarian intervention. center, large office building, housing, or other buildings, SPONSORING COMMITTEES: there must be sufficient infrastructure (transportation, International Courts Committee, International Criminal Law water, power, waste removal and treatment, etc.) to Committee, International Human Rights Committee support the new facilities. In the United States and PROGRAM CHAIRS: many other countries there is an immediate need to David Crane, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY develop or rebuild infrastructure to allow necessary Honorable Marilyn Kaman, Fourth Judicial District, economic development. Given government austerity in Minneapolis, MN many places, new financing concepts are being used or explored. Ideas have been floated to raise public and MODERATOR: private money to build vital infrastructure, such as the Jennifer Trahan, New York University, New York, NY proposal to create in the US a National Infrastructure SPEAKERS: Bank, and the awarding of Transportation Investment Todd Buchwald, Assistant Legal Adviser for UN Affairs, Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grants by the US Washington, DC Department of Transportation. In many places various Ambassador Stephen J. Rapp, Ambassador-at-Large, types of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have been Office of Global Criminal Justice, Washington, DC developed to build necessary infrastructure. Private Ambassador Christian Wenaweser, Permanent equity firms are creating infrastructure funds to take Representative of Liechtenstein to the UN, New York, NY advantage of this opportunity. This interactive program will introduce lawyers, law students and others to the nuts 10:15 am – 10:45 am and bolts of infrastructure: Contracts for infrastructure Networking Break projects; challenges in obtaining zoning permission and construction permits; ethical issues; environmental issues; financing sources, such as PPPs and private infrastructure 10:45 am – 12:00 pm funds; some successful case studies; proposed legislation; Testing the Plumbing: Antitrust and recent trends in selected countries. The panel features and Regulatory Scrutiny of expert speakers with experience in infrastructure projects, Information Infrastructure in programs, financing and legislation around the world. Energy and Financial Markets SPONSORING COMMITTEES: ANTITRUST Cross-Border Real Estate Practice Committee, The ABA Forum on the Construction Industry, International Investment Few people hear about or understand the information and Development Committee, International Private Equity infrastructure behind energy and financial markets, yet it Committee, International Financial Products & Services plays a pivotal role in global markets through establishing Committee, Africa Committee, Middle East Committee benchmark pricing for millions of transactions. Antitrust and other regulatory agencies have taken note in PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Terry Selzer, Husen Advokater, Copenhagen, Denmark recent years: the prosecution of numerous banks for manipulating LIBOR; allegations against investment banks SPEAKERS: for allegedly rigging the market for credit derivatives; and Daphne Federing, Principal Economists, HDR Engineering, an investigation into the pricing of oil price benchmarks. Silver Spring, MD Laura Lavia Haidempergher, M & M Bomchil, Our panel of experts will explore the plumbing of this Buenos Aires, Argentina market infrastructure and in particular, discuss the role José Carlos Meirelles, Pinheiro Neto Advogados, of information flows in price formation, the potential for São Paulo, Brazil anticompetitive conduct including cooperation among Eric Rytter, Dorsey, New York, NY competitors in price setting and exclusionary conduct such Alberto Galhardo Simões, Miranda Correia Amendoeira as the denial of access to market information to certain & Associados, Lisbon, Portugal market participants, and the most appropriate means of curtailing potential abuses/manipulation (antitrust law 9:00 am – 10:15 am versus regulatory oversight). Is Humanitarian Intervention Criminalized SPONSORING COMMITTEES: by the International Criminal International Antitrust Law Committee, International Court’s Crime of Aggression? Financial Products & Services Committee, International PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW Energy & Natural Resources Committee This panel will examine the definition of the International PROGRAM CHAIR: Sandy Walker, Dentons Canada LLP, Toronto, Criminal Court’s crime of aggression that was adopted Ontario, Canada at the 2010 Kampala Review Conference in light of whether or not it criminalized humanitarian intervention. MODERATOR: Participants will be asked to examine what to make of the Dr. Fabian Stancke, Dentons LLP, Berlin, Germany rejection, at the Review Conference, of the United States SPEAKERS: proposal that called for adoption of an Understanding that Cristina Caffarra, Charles River Associates, London, humanitarian intervention would not be encompassed. United Kingdom Participants will also examine how activation of the For the most up-to-date information, please visit: Ambar.org/ILSpring2014 35 Friday, April 4, 2014 (continued)

Cecilio Madero Villarejo, Deputy Director-General for Committee, International Corporate Counsel Forum, Antitrust, European Commission, Brussels, Belgium International Criminal Law Committee Elizabeth Prewitt, Assistant Chief, United States PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, New York, NY Pascale Dubois, The World Bank, Washington, DC Franco Castelli, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York, NY SPEAKERS: Robert F. Amaee, Covington & Burling LLP, 10:45 am – 12:00 pm London, United Kingdom Conversation with the Honorable Tim Dickinson, Paul Hastings LLP, Washington, DC Leo E. Strine, Chancellor, Mark Mendelsohn, Paul Weiss, Washington, DC Delaware Court of Chancery Susan Ringler, Alcoa, New York, NY CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL 10:45 am – 12:00 pm CORPORATE COUNSEL NAFTA Investment Protections: 20 Years of Join us for a lively and informative conversation with Investor-State Arbitration under Chapter XI Chancellor Leo Strine of the Delaware Court of Chancery DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION on today’s legal trends and the judicial process. In INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS addition to describing recent Delaware decisional law with global implications, the Chancellor will discuss M&A With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: developments, the impact of activist investors, and what the future may hold in corporate law. The Chancellor will also share his views on Delaware’s relevance to global business, whether Delaware’s dominance is shifting, and who Delaware’s primary rivals are for entity formation and and Our Panel Sponsor: dispute resolution in the U.S. and abroad. PROGRAM CHAIRS & MODERATORS: Elena C. Norman, Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP, Wilmington, DE William Savitt, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, With the 20th anniversary of NAFTA in 2014, this program New York, NY focuses on the investment protection chapter of NAFTA, SPEAKER: which protects US, Canadian and Mexican companies and Honorable Leo E. Strine, Chancellor, Delaware Court of individual investors from expropriation, unfair treatment Chancery, Dover, DE and discriminatory measures in other host states and SPONSORING COMMITTEE: allows for international arbitration of an investor’s claims International M&A and Joint Venture Committee against NAFTA states that allegedly violate that guarantee. Panel members will address questions, such as: (i) Has 10:45 am – 12:00 pm Chapter XI proven an effective means of protecting NAFTA Declinations: Is Cooperation Paying nationals from unfair treatment or expropriation? (ii) Have Off in Corruption Prosecutions? the arbitral awards resulted in a fair outcome for NAFTA investors? (iii) Have NAFTA Chapter XI arbitrators adopted CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY the same standards, and been as effective, as arbitrators With Thanks to Our Panel Sponsor: in other bilateral investment treaty cases? (iv) Did the Free Trade Commission ruling of 2011, which ‘clarified’ the ‘minimum’ level of treatment to be accorded to investors, actually reduce the scope of protection below As the global anti-corruption regime expands and the what NAFTA’s framers originally intended? (v) For how impetus for greater enforcement grows, so too do the calls long can the US keep its unbroken ‘win’ record in Chapter for incentives for cooperation by alleged perpetrators. XI investment arbitrations brought against it? A panel A number of countries and multinational development comprising representatives from each NAFTA country will entities have offered that they will reward companies and debate these and other questions. individuals who cooperate or self-report in corruption SPONSORING COMMITTEE: investigations. However, thus far only the U.S. has actually International Arbitration Committee “rewarded” companies that self-report with declinations to prosecute. Why aren’t we seeing this incentive used in PROGRAM CHAIR: other jurisdictions? Why haven’t multilateral investment Cristina Cardenas, Astigarraga Davis, Miami, FL banks and intergovernmental organizations adopted PROGRAM CHAIR AND MODERATOR: a similar approach? Former prosecutors, critics of the Timothy Nelson, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom enforcement regime and sanctions offers discuss an LLP, New York, NY important trend and debate the usefulness of declinations. SPEAKERS: Do they really combat corruption? Do they genuinely Professor Andrea Bjorklund, University of California, incentivize companies to fight bribery, or is it just a get- Davis, Davis, CA out-of-jail-free card that is being overplayed? Is this a Claus von Wobeser, Von Wobeser & Sierra, policy worthy of adoption? Mexico City, Mexico Dr. Todd J. Weiler, Independent Practitioner, London, SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Ontario, Canada International Anti-Corruption Committee, International Anti-Money Laundering Committee, Corporate Social Responsibility Committee, International Litigation

36 10:45 am – 12:00 pm abound, but only if the company clearly understands the Worker Health and Safety Abroad legal landscape and navigates the potential obstacles. – It’s a Domestic Concern… Additionally, ignorance of a country’s cultural norms can offend important clients, alienate local employees and Everywhere and For Everyone hurt the bottom line. This program centers on a case study EMPLOYMENT / IMMIGRATION of a U.S. company eager to open an office in Africa and Working conditions in developing countries have always offers the perspectives of employment, corporate and been an issue for companies. Companies that outsource immigration attorneys in the region on key considerations manufacturing, rely on local vendors, or even have local for success. It also addresses the critical role of cultural employees, must be careful from both a legal perspective acclimation in the success of the venture. as well as from a social policy perspective. Recent SPONSORING COMMITTEES: incidents in Bangladesh, China and other countries Immigration and Naturalization Law Committee, involving health and safety of workers reinforce the need International Employment Law Committee to address these concerns and demonstrate the serious PROGRAM CHAIR: economic consequences for a company or employer that Michelle Jacobson, Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen, & does not take steps to ensure positive working conditions Loewy, LLP, Chicago, IL for their own employees as well as those of their vendors. This program will examine these issues and discuss the SPEAKERS: Michelle Gyves, Paul Hastings, New York, NY various steps in safeguarding against the negative impact on a company’s relationships and reputation, as well as Adekunle Obebe, Bloomfield Law, Yaba, Nigeria the legal liability risks that happen when workers are Lisa Ryan, Fragomen, Matawan, NJ treated poorly or get hurt. Baba Zipkin, IBM, Washington, DC SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Employment Law Committee, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm Ticketed Event—$110 PROGRAM CHAIRS & SPEAKERS: Marjorie Culver, Seyfarth Shaw, New York, NY Luncheon with William Wright, Fisher & Phillips, Philadelphia, PA Siobhán Moriarty SPEAKER: K. Lesli Ligorner, Simmons & Simmons, Shanghai, China 10:45 am – 12:00 pm Proudly Sponsored by: Secured Transactions at Home and Abroad: New Developments INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX Siobhán Moriarty is a corporate lawyer, a graduate of University College Dublin and is admitted as a solicitor in A panel of practitioners and academics will discuss Ireland, England and Wales. She held various positions new developments in non-U.S. and U.S. laws that affect in law firm private practice in Dublin and London, before the structuring, creation, perfection and enforcement joining Diageo’s in-house legal team in 1997. of security interests in commercial transactions where a debtor, the collateral, or both are located outside of She has done a variety of roles in Diageo, including the United States. The 2010 amendments to Article 9 Corporate M&A Counsel, Regional Counsel Ireland of the UCC, effective in many states as of July 1, 2013, and General Counsel Europe, before taking on will be discussed. In addition, the panel will address responsibility for leadership of the global legal team as recent changes in the secured transactions laws of such General Counsel in July 2013. She is also a member jurisdictions as Australia, Mexico, China, Russia and Saudi of the Executive Committee of Diageo plc. Arabia, among others, and how they affect transactions Diageo is the world’s leading premium drinks business involving debtors or collateral located in these countries. with an outstanding collection of beverage alcohol brands across spirits, beer and wine. These brands SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Commercial Transactions, Franchising, include Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, J&B, Windsor, International Secured Transactions Committee, China Buchanan’s and Bushmills whiskies, Smirnoff, Cîroc and Committee, Mexico Committee Ketel One vodkas, Baileys, Captain Morgan, Tanqueray and Guinness. Diageo is a global company, with its PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: products sold in more than 180 countries around the Arnold Rosenberg, California Western School of Law, San Diego, CA world. The company is listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (DEO) and the London Stock Exchange SPEAKERS: (DGE). For more information about Diageo, its people, Michael J.T. McMillen, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt and brands, and performance, visit www.diageo.com. For Mosle LLP, New York, NY Diageo’s global resource that promotes responsible John E. Rogers, Strasburger & Price LLP, drinking through the sharing of best practice tools, Mexico City, Mexico information and initiatives, visit DRINKiQ.com. 10:45 am – 12:00 pm Corporations Going Global: A Case Study in Entering an Emerging Market PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW Entering an emerging market, such as in Africa, can be a high-risk, high-reward proposition. Profits can

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2:00 pm – 3:15 pm PROGRAM CHAIR: Foreign Investment Review: David M. Silk, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York, NY Experience from the Front Lines MODERATOR: ANTITRUST Ralph M. Levene, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, As foreign investors continue to buy up strategic assets New York, NY globally, the risk of cross border deals being derailed SPEAKER: by national security concerns has risen. Governments Mitchell S. Presser, Paine & Partners, New York, NY around the globe have ramped up their foreign investment reviews, and predicting whether (or where) your deal 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm will raise national security concerns can be challenging. Success Stories and Progress in Intervention in energy and defense-related deals have Africa’s Anti-Corruption Efforts: attracted headlines (e.g., CNOOC’s oil sands investment Taking Stock and Moving Forward in Canada), but national security challenges are now CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY spreading to other industries including communications (e.g., Lenovo’s thwarted bid for Blackberry), food and Efforts to prevent corruption and enforce anti-corruption agriculture (e.g., ADM’s blocked acquisition of Australia’s laws in Africa have increased dramatically in recent years. Graincorp). Using case studies, this program will help you New laws, regulations and the creation of new agencies spot issues, make informed strategic decisions (including seek to promote the spirit of zero tolerance against whether or not to seek review), and prepare a defense that corruption while protecting witnesses and whistleblowers is tailored to the jurisdictions and issues concerned. and navigating cross-border enforcement. The panel will consist of practitioners with extensive experience SPONSORING COMMITTEE: in enforcing anti-corruption, conducting forensic International Antitrust Law Committee investigations in Africa, and increasing anti-corruption PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: efforts in Africa. The program is designed to share Fiona Schaeffer, Jones Day, New York, NY perspectives into recent developments and discuss next SPEAKERS: steps in targeting anti-corruption. Chris Flynn, Gilbert + Tobin, Sydney, Australia Participants will gain insights in, among other things: Michael Han, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Beijing, China • Recent implementation of laws, regulations and Susan Hutton, Stikeman Elliott LLP, Ottawa, the creation of new agencies and organizations Ontario, Canada that focus on preventing and fighting corruption Andrew McBride, Senior Competition Counsel, BHP and protecting whistleblowers. Billiton Ltd, London, United Kingdom • Methods in overcoming obstacles in countering corruption. 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm • Positive changes in media coverage regarding Assessing the Risk: Closing the Deal in the anti-corruption efforts. Face of Compliance Issues or Uncertainties • The complexity of cross-border enforcement issues and increased efforts to encourage CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL cooperation across borders. Deal and compliance lawyers are quite familiar with • Recent anti-corruption enforcement cases. the increased governmental scrutiny on international • Forensic investigations and asset recovery. compliance issues, especially FCPA, antitrust/competition SPONSORING COMMITTEES: law and similar issues, and accepted and generally well Africa Committee, International Anti-Money Laundering known strategies have evolved to root out and correct Committee, International Anti-Corruption Committee problems. But discovering potential legal/compliance issues, especially those that may never result in actual PROGRAM CHAIRS: liabilities, does not necessarily terminate the acquirer’s Adejoke Babington-Ashaye, World Bank Administrative Tribunal, Washington, DC interest in the target. What issues are raised when a private equity or corporate buyer seeks to close on an Sapna Desai, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, Los Angeles, CA acquisition despite knowledge of information indicating potential civil—or even criminal—liability? Can the risk be Marcellus McRae, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, Los Angeles, CA cabined? Is indemnification feasible? Will the transaction be financeable? Will an exit be possible? Even if the legal/ SPEAKERS: compliance issues are surmountable, will the buyer be Kossy Bor, Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, taking on unacceptable public relations risk? Using the Nairobi, Kenya vehicle of a hypothetical acquisition by a private equity Honorable Justice Abdulai Sheikh Fofanah, Supreme acquirer, this panel will explore potential problems, Court of Sierra Leone, Freetown, Sierra Leone strategies and solutions created by the discovery of legal/ Dr. Edward Hoseah, Director General, Prevention and compliance issues in the diligence process where the Combating of Corruption Bureau, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania acquirer still wants to complete the deal. Joseph Jaffe, Guidepost Solutions LLC, New York, NY James M. Lord, Jackson Lewis P.C., Denver, CO SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Private Equity Committee, International Criminal Law Committee, International M&A and Joint Venture Committee

38 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm This program will address crucial questions regarding War and Peace: Can Commercial unpaid internships for law students and recent graduates: Mediation Learn from How Conflicts Under what circumstances does current law permit law students and law school graduates to work as unpaid Between States are Mediated? interns? What constraints do legal ethics rules impose DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION on the use of unpaid interns? What are the differences With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: between unpaid internships in the private for-profit, nonprofit, and public sectors? What role should the ABA and other voluntary bar associations, state bar authorities, and law schools play in promoting internship practices that facilitate good practical experience and skill development for law students and new lawyers, while What are the lessons that international mediators and guarding against exploitation of interns as a source of international businesses involved in commercial or free labor? investment disputes can learn from the theory and practice of global conflict management in the public law SPONSORING COMMITTEES: arena? Should mediation tactics in resolving regional Young Lawyers Interest Network (YIN), Canada Committee and global conflicts be applied to business disputes? Or PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: are public and private conflict management distinctly Miganoush Megardichian, Lawson Clark & Oldman different processes? Hear leading scholars in the Professional Corporation, Ajax, Ontario, Canada field of global conflict management and prominent SPEAKERS: international mediators engage in a moderated (but Eric Fink, Elon University School of Law, Greensboro, NC provocative) roundtable debate over the transferability of Jennifer D. Franklin, Southern Illinois University School of bargaining tactics. Law, Carbondale, IL SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Andrea Wobick, Ursel Phillips Fellows Hopkinson LLP, International Mediation Committee, International Toronto, Ontario, Canada Arbitration Committee, International Litigation Committee, International Corporate Counsel Forum 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm Money Laundering: What Are the PROGRAM CHAIRS: Marc Goldstein, Marc J Goldstein Litigation & Arbitration Responsibilities of Financial Institutions Chambers, New York, NY in Vetting Transactions That May Birgit Kurtz, Crowell & Moring LLP, New York, NY Be Tied to Corrupt Activities? MODERATORS: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX Renate Dendorfer-Ditges, Heussen With heightened oversight by bank regulators relative Rechstanwaltsgesellschaft mbH, Munich, Germany anti-bribery compliance considerations by financial Jack Levin, Levin ADR, New York, NY institutions, the question will increasingly arise as to SPEAKERS: precisely what financial institutions are required to do in Eileen Babbitt, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, vetting transactions that may be tied to corrupt activities. Tufts University, Medford, MA (Invited) What sort of information should they be seeking and, if William Bassler, Independent Arbitrator & Mediator, necessary, tracking? How far do they need to go? Do they Red Bank, NJ have more than a reporting obligation? How can recipients Lord David Hacking, Littleton Chambers, London, of wire transfers protect themselves against receiving United Kingdom funds tainted by corruption? What, if any, differences are Barry Leon, Perley Robertson Hill & McDougall LLP and there in the way that banks vet incoming funds for the Arbitration Place, Ottawa and Toronto, Ontario, Canada possibility of being tied to corrupt activities. These and a Lawrence Susskind, MIT, Program on Negotiation host of related issues will be fleshed out and addressed Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA by a panel of experts to facilitate a better understanding of 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm what should be expected of financial institutions. Legality & Morality Of Un-Paid SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Internships: Are You Illegally “Hiring” International Anti-Money Laundering Committee, International Anti-Corruption Committee, Corporate Social Interns? A Discussion of Current Responsibility Committee Legal and Ethical Rules Surrounding Unpaid Internships in Private Firms PROGRAM CHAIR: Danielle Camner, Lindholm, BAE Systems, McLean, VA EMPLOYMENT / IMMIGRATION PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: Unpaid internships have recently emerged as a hot legal Stuart Deming, Deming PLLC, Washington, DC topic. In several high-profile lawsuits, interns in the media SPEAKERS: and entertainment industries have sought payment under Truman Butler, CRIF Lending Solutions, Atlanta, GA federal and state wage and hour laws. Within the legal Terence Gilroy, Barclays, New York, NY profession itself, there has been growing attention to, and Jennifer G. Newstead, Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP, controversy over, law firms and government agencies New York, NY recruiting law students and law school graduates to work Vivian Robinson QC, McGuireWoods London LLP, London, without pay. United Kingdom

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2:00 pm – 3:15 pm 3:15 pm – 3:45 pm Holding Up Half the Sky: The Role of Networking Break Women’s Human Rights in International Investment and Development PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Women’s human rights and economic development are Challenges of Structuring Cross-Border highly correlated. Studies in emerging markets have Joint Ventures shown that when women’s rights improve, greater CORPORATE / BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAL economic development is realized. While economic development is a major factor in expanding women’s For the third season of Minnie and Mork don’t miss the rights, women’s rights also facilitate the economic very successful program that has had crowds waiting development. Today, in too many countries girls’ and at the door at the last two seasons. This interactive women’s lack of education, access to health care, property session will explore the structuring of cross-border joint rights, and exposure to sex slavery, honor killings, violence ventures and compare the approaches which are best and discrimination prevent them from improving their lives practice in various jurisdictions. First, the panelists will and the lives of their children and from thereby fostering present their view on the issues raised by a specific economic growth. Economic development is supposed deal scenario. Particular emphasis will be placed on to remove impediments to the improvement of women’s balancing the wish of the local minority shareholder to status. In some developing countries researchers have have broad management powers and the interest of the found that instead of lessening the forces of restrictions foreign majority shareholder to have full control over the on women, economic development may strengthen those joint venture company, if needed. Session participants, impediments where societal barriers remain which violate working in small groups, will then address the issues women’s human rights. Greater involvement of women as raised in a case study. The participants will take on the active participants in the process of dismantling social, role of counsel to a potential investor in a foreign private legal, and institutional barriers to women’s development company or counsel to the local joint venture partner who is directly linked to the success of a country’s economic is intended to manage the joint venture company. Further, development. This program will look at how improving the participants will be encouraged to draw on their own women’s economic, social and political rights can actually experiences when looking at ways to structure the joint increase international investment and development in a venture and balance the interests of the parties. The country. It will provide concrete examples of how the rule session will close with a presentation by the counsel of of law can help accomplish this vital goal. Anyone who their respective parties’ positions. cares about improving economic development or women’s SPONSORING COMMITTEES: human rights should attend this program. International Private Equity, International M&A and Joint Venture Committee, Mexico Committee, Europe Committee SPONSORING COMMITTEES: International Investment and Development Committee, PROGRAM CHAIRS & SPEAKERS: Corporate Social Responsibility Committee, Women’s Marcel Barth, PricewaterhouseCoopers Legal AG, Interest Network (WIN), NGO and Not-for-Profit Hannover, Germany Organizations Committee, International Human Rights Mattia Colonnelli de Gasperis, Colonnelli de Gasperis Committee, Africa Committee, Middle East Committee, Studio Legale, Milan, Italy Cross Border Real Estate Practice Committee, IMPOWR (International Models Project for Women’s Rights) MODERATOR: Salli Swartz, Artus Wise, Paris, France PROGRAM CHAIRS: Guly Sabahi, Dentons, Washington, DC SPEAKERS: Randall Hanson, Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP, Terry Selzer, Husen Advokater, Copenhagen, Denmark Greensboro, NC MODERATOR: Carlos Velazquez de Leon, Basham Ringe y Correa, Professor Uche Eweukwa, University of Arkansas Law Monterrey, Mexico School, Fayetteville, AR SPEAKERS: 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Donnah Kamashazi, UN Women, Kigali, Rwanda Doing the Right Thing (In the Right Way): Don De Amicis, Overseas Private Investment Corporation, Collaborating to Achieve CSR Objectives Washington, DC Abroad and the Antitrust Limits Thereto Binta Terrier, Founder & Executive Director, Partnership CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY League for Africa’s Development (PLAD), Washington, DC ANTITRUST Åsa Torkelsson, Economic Empowerment Advisor, UN Women, Nairobi, Kenya Investments by multinational companies in developing Jill Morrison, Executive Director of the Women’s Law and countries may raise significant corporate social Public Policy Fellowship Program, Washington, DC responsibility challenges as a result of inadequate environmental, occupational health and safety, and labor standards or a corrupt culture. The recent collapse of a garment factory in Bangladesh that resulted in a tragic loss of life is but one example of the types of challenges facing businesses operating around the world. In some cases, the most effective means of addressing these issues is multilaterally through cooperation with other global businesses operating locally—for example, on

40 labor certifications and joint funding or operation of SPEAKERS: manufacturing facilities to meet occupational safety and Tuan A. Phung Esq., VCI Legal, Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam environmental standards. Beatriz Leysegui, SAI Consulting, Mexico City Mexico However, collective action with competitors through trade Gustavo Uruchurtu, Uruchurtu Abogados, associations or multilateral agreements to achieve social Mexico City, Mexico policy objectives may raise antitrust/competition law 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm concerns both at home and abroad. For example, issues The Art of Laundering: Money such as exclusionary conduct and collusive coordination Laundering in the Gallery among competitors have arisen in the context of collaborations to address environmental requirements in a INTERNATIONAL FINANCE / TAX number of jurisdictions. Our panel of experts will discuss Money laundering via art is one of the newest and most multilateral efforts to implement corporate CSR objectives difficult to detect methods now employed by corrupt worldwide within the constraints imposed by antitrust/ officials, organized crime syndicates and others seeking competition laws. to launder hundreds of millions. Criminals are increasingly SPONSORING COMMITTEES: using expensive artworks bought and sold in secret International Investment and Development Committee, and with little regulation. The panelists, led by Judge International Antitrust Law Committee, International De Sanctis (who was selected to handle a specialized Corporate Counsel Forum, Canada Committee, Corporate federal court created in Brazil to exclusively hear complex Social Responsibility Committee cases involving finance and money laundering and who PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: serves as Federal Appellate Judge for São Paulo’s Tribunal Sandy Walker, Dentons Canada LLP, Toronto, Region) has recently authored a book examining this Ontario, Canada growing trend in laundering, Money Laundering Through SPEAKERS: Art: A Criminal Justice Perspective (Springer, 2013). The Ted Banks, Scharf Banks Marmor LLC, Chicago, IL panelists will examine how criminal justice practitioners Laurent Garzaniti, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, might accurately detect, investigate and prosecute these Brussels, Belgium crimes and will explain the background necessary to Craig T. Sharkey, Vice President and General Counsel, understand the art world as a venue for illegal activities. Wal-Mart, Fayetteville, AR The panelists will review case studies and discuss why new techniques used by criminals have been largely 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm neglected by law enforcement in many countries. NAFTA Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: SPONSORING COMMITTEES: The Future of NAFTA after a U.S.- International Anti-Money Laundering Committee, European Free Trade Agreement and a International Anti-Corruption Committee, Art & Cultural Transpacific Partnership Agreement Heritage Law Committee, International Criminal Law Committee DISPUTE RESOLUTION / LITIGATION INTERNATIONAL TRADE / CUSTOMS PROGRAM CHAIR: Mikhail Reider-Gordon, Navigant, Los Angeles, CA With Thanks to Our Track Sponsor: SPEAKER: Judge Fausto DeSanctis, Brazil - Federal Appellate Court, São Paulo Brazil 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm NAFTA has been both the most successful and most Do You Know Where Your Grandparents controversial of the numerous Free Trade Agreements Are? Examining UN and U.S. Efforts (FTA) that the U.S. has been party to. It was one of the to Protect Our Elderly Population first the U.S. negotiated and is one of the longest in force. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW / RULE OF LAW NAFTA was intended to increase the competitiveness of North America vis-à-vis Europe and Asia, the two With Thanks to Our Panel Sponsors: trading regions most competitive with the U.S. Since it was adopted, a number of intervening events have taken place: Mexico has negotiated FTAs with Japan and with Europe; Canada has negotiated an FTA with Europe; and the U.S. is negotiating (and may have completed by Spring 2014) a FTA known as the Transpacific Partnership that includes countries in Asia as well as Mexico and Canada and the U.S. and Europe have begun talks on an The elderly population is growing at an unprecedented EU-U.S. Free Trade Agreement. All of this could very well rate in the United States and worldwide. According to mean that NAFTA could become increasingly irrelevant. the 2010 Census conducted in the United States, there Knowledgeable panelists from various countries and areas were 40.3 million people who were 65 years and over, of practice will discuss this important topic. an increase of 15.1% from 2000, which was faster than SPONSORING COMMITTEES: the growth of the overall population.. Elderly populations Mexico Committee, Canada Committee are particularly vulnerable to fraud, abuse and neglect, conditions that are being addressed by the United Nations PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: and by various federal and state agencies in the United Les Glick, Porter Wright, Washington, DC

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States. This program will explore what is happening PROGRAM CHAIR: internationally and domestically to protect the elderly from Stephen J. Powell, University of Florida College of Law, abuses by examining: Gainesville, FL • The work of the UN Working Group on Aging PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: (UNGA 65/182); Robert Lutz, Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles, CA • The U.S. state establishments of Elder Justice SPEAKERS: Centers and special Courts; and Senator Evan Bayh, McGuireWoods LLP, (former two- • New U.S. state prosecutorial approaches for term governor of Indiana and U.S. senator), Elder abuse. Washington, DC Honorable Judith S. Kaye, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher SPONSORING COMMITTEES: & Flom LLP (former chief judge of both the State of Seasoned Lawyers Interest Network (SIN), UN and New York and the Court of Appeals), New York, NY International Institutions Coordinating Committee Bernard W. Nussbaum, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & PROGRAM CHAIR: Katz (former Counsel to the President during the Clinton Stephen J. Powell, University of Florida College of Law, Administration and senior member of the staff of the House Gainesville, FL Judiciary Committee, which conducted the 1974 Watergate Impeachment Inquiry), New York, NY PROGRAM CHAIR & MODERATOR: , Former Dean, New York University Jeffrey M. Epstein, Kaye Scholer LLP, New York, NY Richard L. Revesz School of Law, New York, NY SPEAKERS: Frederic S. Ury, Ury & Moskow LLC (former President of Susanne Paul, President of Global Action on Aging, the National Conference of Bar Presidents), Fairfield, CT New York, NY Charles Sabatino, American Bar Association, Commission on Law and Aging, Washington, DC 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Professor Lee-Ford Tritt, University of Florida, Chair’s Closing Reception at the Gainesville, FL Waldorf Astoria New York Page Ulrey, Special Prosecutor for Elder Abuse (King County, WA), Seattle, WA 301 Park Ave 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm Say farewell to colleagues – new and old – after an excellent week of networking at our final reception in Views from Mt. Olympus: Senior Lawyers the Waldorf Astoria. Heavy Hors D’Oeuvres and Drinks Speak on “The Future of the Changing will be served. Legal Profession: The U.S. And Beyond” One ticket per person is included for meeting CORPORATE COUNSEL attendees who have registered for the entire LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT conference as part of your Spring Meeting Globalization, technology, financial crises, political registration fee. movements and legal education impact the practice of law worldwide. This program explores—through the prisms of senior lawyers (those who have practiced law at least 10:00 pm – 1:00 am 25 years or more) with well-established reputations—the After-Hours Reception at NOIR changing nature of legal practice and the challenges posed for law firms (large, solo/small), in-house lawyers, 151 East 50th Street government lawyers, NGOs (public interest), and Not quite ready to say goodbye to your fellow educational institutions. attendees? Continue to network with your new Each expert will be asked to identify: colleagues at our after-hours reception. The location for this event is to be determined. • What 3–4 developments in his/her practice have changed the way law is practiced. One ticket per person is included for meeting attendees who have registered for the entire • How law practice has and is responding. conference as part of your Spring Meeting • What future changes will occur in the profession registration fee. and how lawyers should respond. The program will feature a moderated discussion of these topics by “seasoned” lawyers of the profession who— given their time and many experiences in the profession— will provide valuable insights as to what challenges lie ahead for the profession and how the nature of a changing U.S. practice may impact future legal practice in the U.S. and U.S. lawyers practicing abroad. SPONSORING COMMITTEES: Seasoned Lawyers Interest Network (SIN), Asia Pacific Committee, Transnational Legal Practice Committee, International Legal Education and Specialist Certification Committee, Middle East Committee, US Lawyers Abroad Committee

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1:00 pm – 3:00 pm 7:30 am – 9:30 am Ticketed Event—$35 Council Continental Breakfast AIJA/YIN Young Lawyers’ Brunch at The Standard, High Line Hotel 9:00 am – 12:30 pm High Line Room + Terrace, 848 Washington Street, New York, NY 10014 Council Meeting The Council is the Section’s policy making body. At this Presented in Conjunction with meeting the Council will debate major policy initiatives and will be addressed by visiting dignitaries and bar leaders. The Council Meeting is open to all Spring Meeting registrants.

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REGISTRATIONS/EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS Registrations must be postmarked no later than February 24, 2014, to receive the early bird discount. Registrations must be received by the Section office byMarch 19, 2014, for registrants to be included in the List of Attendees on the meeting website.

REFUND POLICY • Cancellations must be made in writing and received by the Section office byMarch 19, 2014, for a full refund of fees, less a $100.00 administrative fee. No refund of registration or fee for a ticketed event will be granted after that date except in the case of medical emergency or extenuating circumstances approved by the Section in its sole discretion.

• When a completed registration form and payment have been submitted to the Section office either by mail, fax, e-mail or through our online registration system, the registration is considered to be a firm commitment and you will be expected to pay the registration and any ticketed event fees, unless a written cancellation is received as set forth above.

• Individuals may re-sell their purchased lunch & guest tickets to other meeting attendees unless the ticket is indicated to be “non-transferable.”

• Any refunds issued will be processed to the credit card on file for individuals who made the payment via credit card.

EVENT TICKETS All evening receptions are included with your registration fee with the exception of the additional Wednesday Reception at the New York Stock Exchange. Tickets for guests/spouses and luncheons may be purchased in advance on the registration form or on-site up until the day before the event is scheduled to take place. We regret that because we must guarantee our final numbers with the hotel and venues in advance of the event, we can not sell same-day tickets. However, there will be a board in the Registration Area and Exhibition Hall where meeting attendees may exchange and gift tickets.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS The host hotel for the 2014 Spring Meeting is the Waldorf Astoria New York. The Waldorf Astoria has reserved a limited block of rooms for the group until March 10, 2014, at 5:00 p.m. EDT at the special nightly rate of 289.00 USD plus applicable taxes per room for occupancy. You are encouraged to make your reservations early as availability in the group room block is not guaranteed if the inventory is consumed prior to the date noted above. Reservations may be made online at http://bit.ly/JspjXt. The number of rooms available at this special rate is limited, so early booking is recommended.

TRAVEL INFORMATION You are encouraged to make your airline reservations online via the American Bar Association (ABA) travel site where you automatically receive specially negotiated ABA airfare and car rental discounts from a variety of carriers. Simply visit http://www.americanbar.org/membership/ benefits_of_membership/travel_services.html to make your travel arrangements. If you have not used this site before, it only takes a few moments to establish a username and password allowing you to immediately book your reservations.

Amtrak is offering a 10% discount off the best available rail fare to New York, NY, between March 29, 2014 – April 08, 2014 for those attending the 2014 Spring Meeting. To book your reservation call Amtrak at +1 (800) 872-7245 or contact your local travel agent.

44 Conventions cannot be booked via Internet. Please be sure to refer to Convention Fare Code X55R-985 when making your reservation. This offer is not valid on the Auto Train and Acela Service. Fare is valid on Amtrak Regional for all departures seven days a week, except for holiday blackouts. Offer valid with Sleepers, Business Class or First Class seats with payment of the full applicable accommodation charges.

DRESS CODE For the 2014 Spring Meeting, business attire is appropriate for programs and meetings as well as the planned social networking events.

MANDATORY CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CREDIT (MCLE) Accreditation has been requested for the 2014 Spring Meeting programs by the ABA MCLE Division from most states with general mandatory continuing legal education requirements for all lawyers admitted in that state. All appropriate paperwork will be available at the CLE Counter next to the Registration counter.

The ABA directly applies for and ordinarily receives CLE credit for ABA programs in AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, DE, GA, GU, HI, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MN, MS, MO, MT, NM, NV, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, VI, WA, WI, and WV. These states sometimes do not approve a program for credit before the program occurs. The expected number of credit hours will be posted to the 2014 Spring Meeting website http://ambar.org/ILspring2014 under the CLE Events and Information tab approximately six weeks before the meeting. This transitional program is approved for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys in NY. For more information about CLE accreditation in your state, visit http://www.americanbar.org/cle/mandatory_cle.html.

*Please note a recent change in Illinois Attendance Verification Procedures: Beginning January 1, 2014 the Illinois MCLE Board will require Illinois attorneys to sign in at each program session they attend. The ABA will be providing a new, customized certificate of attendance at the 2014 Spring Meeting to Illinois attorneys that will identify the actual number of credit hours attended. Information about these new procedures will be available at the CLE Information Booth as well as at the CLE sign-in table outside of each program room. For specific questions regarding this change please contact [email protected].

EXHIBITION AREA The Exhibitors and Sponsors exhibition area will be open from Wednesday, April 2 through Friday, April 4 at the Waldorf Astoria New York. Representatives from a variety of service providers catering to the legal community will showcase their latest products and services to aid you in your practice. All meeting attendees are encouraged to visit the displays of the Section’s partners throughout the meeting and in particular during the twice daily networking breaks.

If you are interested in partnering with the Section to be an exhibitor or sponsor, please contact Taylor Croley at [email protected] or at +1 (202) 662-1663 for additional details and information.

15% MEETING DISCOUNT ON SECTION PUBLICATIONS Stop by the Section Membership and Publications Booth to preview the most popular Section titles and receive a 15% discount on all publication orders.

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Firm/Organization: Event Name Qty Total $ Inclusive Guest Ticket for Evening Receptions _____ @ $325______Address: (Individual guest tickets are available upon request) City: Tues., CIT Joint Swearing-In Ceremony _____ Fees paid separately State/Province/Region: (Registration for this event closes March 7th) Postal Code: Country: Wed., Luncheon with Duncan Niederauer, President of the New York Stock Exchange _____ @ $110______Telephone: Fax: Wed., Reception at the New York Stock Exchange _____ @ $ 50______E-mail: (Additional reception not included in registration fee) First-time attendee of a Section meeting? Thurs., Luncheon with Ambassador Ken Taylor _____ @ $110______II. Guest/Spouse Information Fri., Luncheon with Siobhan Moriarty _____ @ $110______Sat., Young Lawyers Brunch at the Standard Hotel _____ @ $ 35______Guests may attend ticketed events ONLY but must purchase a ticket for entry (see section IV, ticketed event fees). Guests will NOT be permitted into any CLE Do you require special dietary needs? If so, please describe. programming session unless they register as a conference attendee. Name of Guest: V. Make Your Payment Firm/Organization: Refunds will not be issued for cancellations received after March 19, 2014. Return this form by mail (1050 Connecticut Ave NW, #400, III. Program Registration Fees Washington, DC 20036), fax (+1.202.662.1669) or email to Fees are ALL INCLUSIVE. Admission includes all CLE programs and committee [email protected]. meetings (dinners excluded), and all Networking Breaks & Receptions, except for the Wednesday Reception at the New York Stock Exchange. Law students are PAYING BY CREDIT CARD: excluded from all-inclusive pricing & should refer to website for ticket purchases. CREDIT CARD TYPE:  Visa  MasterCard  American Express Early Bird Standard Total Payment: $(USD)______CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: Until Feb. 24 Feb. 24-March 19* Card Number:______International Law Section Member Rates: Section Member $1195 $1375 Expiration Date: ______Full-time Law Student (not inclusive) $ 95 $ 105 Data Protection Notice – Please sign below: Young Lawyer (35 years and under) $ 625 $ 725 By submitting this completed 2014 Spring Meeting registration form, you are providing us with personal information. By registering and signing this form Full-time Gov. / Academics / NGOs $ 295 $ 325 below, you consent to our use of that information to complete the registration Corporate Counsel $ 295 $ 325 process and to compile data which the Section may use for Section membership Solo / Small Practice / Retired $ 500 $ 575 and programming purposes only. Your payment information, including credit card information is used only to process payment for your 2014 Spring Meeting Wed., Thur. OR Fri. Programming** (Select 1) $ 495 $ 565 registration fees and is not retained for any other purposes whatsoever. Non-Section Member Rates: Non-Member $1395 $1600 Your signature: Full-time Law Student (not inclusive) $ 120 $ 135 Date: Young Lawyer (35 years and under) $ 725 $ 825 Full-time Gov. / Academics / NGOs $ 395 $ 450 PAYING BY WIRE TRANSFER: Corporate Counsel $ 395 $ 450 Please include the following information when making payment via wire transfer: Solo / Small Practice / Retired $ 550 $ 625 Name of Section: Section of International Law Wed., Thur. OR Fri. Programming** (Select 1) $ 650 $ 750 Meeting: 2014 Spring Meeting Join the Section of International of Law and take advantage of the discounted Section Member Bank Name: JP Morgan Chase Bank registration rates! See Section VI of this form for more information. 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International Law Section members enjoy global networking via more The Waldorf Astoria New York has reserved a limited block of rooms for the than 60 special interest and regional committees, access to 24,000+ group until March 10, 2014 at the special nightly rate of $289 plus applicable legal professionals and students in 90 countries, Continuing Education & daily tax per room for single/double occupancy. Reservations may be made Professional Growth via Seasonal Meetings, Stand-alone programs and online at http://waldorfastoria.hilton.com/en/wa/groups/personalized/N/ committee teleconferences and much more! Join today* by visiting NYCWAWA-AIL-20140330/index.jhtml. The number of rooms available at http://www.americanbar.org/groups/international_law/membership. this special rate is limited, so early booking is recommended. html and take advantage of the discounted Section Member registration fees You are encouraged to make your airline reservations online via the American for the 2014 Spring Meeting! Bar Association (ABA) travel site where you automatically receive specially *Please note you must first be an ABA Member to join the Section of International Law negotiated ABA airfare and car rental discounts from a variety of carriers. Simply visit http://www.americanbar.org/membership/benefits_of_ membership/ VII. Let Us Know If You Require Assistance travel_services.html to make your travel arrangements. If you have not used Please indicate if, under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you require this site before, it only takes a few moments to establish a username and specific aid or service during your attendance at the 2014 Spring Meeting: password allowing you to immediately book your reservations.

 Audio  Visual  Mobile X. MCLE/CLE Credit VIII. Refund Policy MCLE/CLE CREDIT: Cancellations must be made in writing and received by the Section officeby You will be required to fill in yourState License Number on the MCLE/CLE March 19, 2014, for a full refund of fees, less a $100.00 administration fee. sign in sheet at the 2014 Spring Meeting. Please come to the meeting with No refund of registration or fee for a ticketed event will be granted after that your license number(s) for those states you will be obtaining MCLE/CLE credit. date except in the case of medical emergency or extenuating circumstances approved by the Section in its sole discretion. MCLE/CLE credit has been requested. For delegates where MCLE/CLE is mandatory, a Certificate of Attendance will be provided onsite. When a completed registration form and payment have been submitted to the Section office either by mail, email or fax, the registration is considered For questions regarding MCLE/CLE credit please visit the CLE Information to be a firm commitment and you will be expected to pay the registration Booth at the Meeting. and any ticketed event fees, unless a written cancellation is received as set forth above. Any refunds issued will be processed to the credit card on file for individuals who made registration payment via credit card.

Online registration is strongly encouraged. Pre-registration closes on March 19, 2014. All registrations received after March 19th (including on-site registrations) will be subject to a 15% increase in price. Please allow up to one (1) week for processing. Mail to: ABA Section of International Law 2014 Spring Meeting Attention: Michelle Mattingly 1050 Connecticut Ave NW, #400 Washington, DC 20036 USA or fax to +1 202.662.1669

If you are completing the hard copy registration form and require a receipt please contact the Section office via email at [email protected]. Confirmation of registration will not be available until payment is received and processed.

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