2024 International Client Seminar Course Materials

2024 International Client Seminar

February 29 – March 3, 2024
El Conquistador Resort | Fajardo, Puerto Rico

2024 Program Chair

Cate Jackson
GENTRY LOCKE
Lynchburg, Virginia

Course Book Editor

Byrona Maule
PHILLIPS MURRAH P.C.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Assistant Course Book Editor

Andrew Douberly
DICKINSON & GIBBONS, P.A.
Sarasota, Florida

Course Materials

General Sessions

Artificial Intelligence – The New Gold Standard?
Game, Set, Match: “It’s Not Whether You Win or Lose … Yes, It Is!”

Breakout Sessions – Group 1

1. Winning AI Gold for In-House Legal Departments (& Avoiding the Agony of Defeat)
2. Exercise and Strengthen Your Cultural Competence to Improve Collaborative Performance and Reduce Risk
3. Cool Runnings – The Power of Perseverance
4. Skeletons in the Closet: Navigating Privacy Issues for Better Data Protection and Brand Success in the Future

Breakout Sessions – Group 2

1. The 5 Olympic Rings of Crisis Communication: Commitment, Communication, Concentration, Control & Confidence: How to Ensure Your Company Medals Gold
2. Smokey Joe’s “Agony of Defeat” Blues Saloon: Where Olympic-Quality Lawyers Come to Sing the Blues
3. Beyond Courtrooms and Closings: An Exchange of Ideas on Corporate Citizenship and Giving
4. Seller Due Diligence – Olympic Success or Epic Fail 

Roundtable Sessions

1. If It Doesn’t Walk Like a Duck or Quack Like a Duck, Can It Still Be a Duck? Working Collaboratively to Find Resolutions to DEI Issues That Don’t “Check the Box”
2. The Lasso Way: We Want a Tie!
3. Keeping the Gold: Maintaining a Successful Business When Transitioning from the Boomer to the Net Generation and Generation Z
4. Expertly Working with Expert Witnesses: How to Collaborate to Win the Case
5. Immigration and the Modern Workforce – A Match Not Quite Made in Heaven
6. Takeaways From Recent Trade Secret Trials
7. It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time: How to Make Effective Decisions Under Conflict
8. Faster, Higher? and Stronger – Evolving Global Marijuana Laws and Their Impact on Employers