We are headed to the Big Easy tonight for the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation Annual Conference.
The Real Estate Litigation Committee is pleased to present a seminar of complex claims resolution, entitled When the Levee Breaks - Resolving Complex Claims; Lessons of the Deepwater Horizon, Katrina and More. Our panelists are Deborah Greenspan of Dickstein Shapiro, Professor Marilyn Berger of Seattle University School of Law, Daniel Cantor of Arnold & Porter and Stephen J. Herman of Herman Herman & Katz. The panel will be moderated by Judge Nannette Brown of the District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Stay tuned.
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