The University of Tulsa College of Law and the Northern/Eastern Oklahoma Federal Bar Association are pleased to host the Honorable Jeffrey S. Sutton, Chief Judge of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, for a luncheon on Thursday, May 26 at 12:30 in the Price Turpen...
Update: We received notice on May 6 that the U.S. Supreme Court will not be holding any of its admission ceremonies scheduled for May and June. Unfortunately, this means that our Community Outreach Event with Martha’s Table that was scheduled to coincide with the Supreme...
Mr. Elliott and Mr. Pelak will be covering a wide range of current developments in civil and criminal tax controversies. Topics include recent IRS budgetary issues, remote trial procedures in the tax court, IRS Office of Promoter Investigations, conservation easements, virtual currency, and section 6695A...
On-Site Registration is Available Join the Section on Taxation for its annual Insurance Tax Seminar on June 2-3, 2022 at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC. This year’s in-person seminar will feature topical tax discussions between industry tax professionals, tax advisors, consultants, and government tax...
In addition to the FBA WDNC Chapter annual meeting and State of the District and Courthouse Annex discussions by WDNC Chief Judge Reidinger and Judge Conrad, there will also be presentations by the Hon. Allison Jones Rushing, Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Fourth...
Join us for a lively discussion of this important school desegregation case with the lead attorneys for both sides and Judge P. Michael Mahoney who presided over the remedial phase of the litigation. Opening remarks will be given by Chief Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer, and panelists...
What can Sherlock Holmes teach us about evidence? Stephen Lee, Chicago practitioner, former Assistant United States Attorney, and former Chicago Tribune Reporter, will discuss evidentiary issues through the lens of Sherlock Holmes. Please join us for this video seminar on June 8, 2022, at noon...
With new aggressive enforcers at both DOJ and FTC, the Biden Administration has changed many antitrust priorities. An interactive exchange between moderator and panelists will cover criminal, civil, and legislative initiatives. New criminal prosecutions of no poach/wage fix agreements have been upheld under per se analysis...
Using the art and technique of improvisation to enhance an attorney’s courtroom presence, litigation skills, and the ability to be spontaneous. Learning improvisation techniques involves using creativity and imagination for on-the-spot problem solving. These techniques will assist the legal practitioner with developing and refining elements...
Meet judges of the Ninth Circuit (including some newer members) in a panel discussion as they update us on the current state of court operations, discuss best practices for briefing and oral argument, and more. Join us for this hybrid event. Attend virtually or in-person!...
IS IT NOW LEGAL TO PAY COLLEGE ATHLETES? Learn about recent changes in the law, PARTICULARLY the ability of college athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) Learn about the Recent Supreme Court case of NCAA v. Alston. LEARN ABOUT THE ASSET OF...