See other Program Agendas:
May 2008 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
February 2008 - Los Angeles, California
August 2007 - San Francisco, California
February 2007 - Miami, Florida
July/August 2006 - Los Angeles, California
February 2006 - Chicago, Illinois
August 2005 - Chicago, Illinois
February 2005 - Salt Lake City, Utah
August 2004 - Atlanta, Georgia
February 2004 - San Antonio, Texas
October 2003 - Florence, Italy
August 2003 - San Francisco, California
February 2003 - Seattle, Washington
August 2002 - Washington, D.C.
March 2002 - Chicago, Illinois
February 2002 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 2001 - Chicago, Illinois
February 2001 - San Diego, California
July 2000 - Cambridge, England
May 2000 - Shanghai, PRC
February 2000 - Dallas, Texas
August 1999 - Atlanta, GA
February 1999 - Los Angeles, CA
August 1998 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
April 1998 - Vancouver, BC, Canada
August 1997 - San Francisco, California
February 1997 - San Antonio, Texas
August 1996 - Orlando, Florida
April 1996 - Paris, France
August 1995 - Chicago, Illinois
February 1995 - Miami, Florida
August 1994 - New Orleans, Louisiana
February 1994 - Kansas City, Missouri
August 1993 - New York, New York
February 1993 - Boston, Massachusetts
August 1992 - San Francisco, California
February 1992 - Dallas, Texas
August 1991 - Atlanta, Georgia
February 1991 - Seattle, Washington
August 1990 - Chicago, Illinois
February 1990 - Los Angeles, California

Brother's Sister's Keeper or Not: Just How Responsible is a Lawyer or Law Firm for the Transgressions of Partners, Associates and Employees?
Charles W. Kettlewell, Ronald E. Mallen, Barbara Glesner Fines and John L. Pollok

Codes and Rules Committee Report.
David Ross Rosenfeld, Chair

Critique of Selected Recent ABA Opinions.
Timothy J. Burke, Kenneth Jorgensen and William J. Wernz

Unauthorized Practice of Law as Applied to Suspended or Disbarred Attorneys. Joint program with NOBC.
Albert L. Bell, Charles W. Kettlewell and Merle L. Isgett

Retaining Lien Rules.
Michael P. Simkus and Michael J. Flaherty

Now That We've Identified "It" — How Do We Deal With It? Guidelines for Dealing with Impaired Lawyers.
John W. Keegan

To Preclude or Not to Preclude: Should a Lawyer Have Two Bites at the Apple Before Being Thrown Out of the Garden? Or, what is the appropriate use of fact or issue preclusion in disciplinary proceedings?
Sarah Diane McShea and James S. Bolan