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Thursday – September 21
Friday – September 22
Saturday – September 23
Member Anniversaries

Thursday, September 21

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Registration & Breakfast [Grand Ballroom EF]

9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. | FBA Board of Directors Meeting [Lansdowne]

9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | [CLE] Trauma-Informed Lawyering [Grand Ballroom B]
As attorneys, regardless of what side of the “v” we are on, we often find ourselves face to face with an individual, often a plaintiff or crime victim, who has survived significant trauma such as sexual assault or extreme violence. This extraordinary panel brings together attorneys with deep experience representing plaintiffs in such cases, an attorney who was also a plaintiff as a survivor of sexual assault in a headline case involving USA Gymnastics, and an expert in forensic psychology. You will learn about the special considerations and ethics for conducting litigation involving allegations of abuse and sexual assault. Topics will include: Considerations and Protocols for Depositions of Trauma Survivor; Forensic Evaluation and Elements of Damages; The Plaintiff’s perspective; Proceeding by pseudonym; Protective orders. This panel was a top-rated presentation at the February 2023 Civil Rights Etouffee. As one attendee wrote: “When practicing in civil rights, criminal law, domestic relations, immigration, and perhaps other areas, this should be required training for lawyers.”
> Presented by Civil Rights Law, Federal Litigation Section, Health Law, LGBTQ+, and Labor & Employment Law Sections. 
> Session Sponsored by WestBridge.

  • Megan Bonanni, Partner, Pitt McGehee Palmer Bonanni & Rivers, PC
  • Victor Petreca, Asst. Prof., Boston College William F. Connell School of Nursing
  • Robert Riley, Partner, Riley & Hurley PC
  • Tasha Schwikert, Senior Associate, Munck Wilson Mandala

10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. | [CLE] It’s About Time:  Opening Up Options for Using Neutrals in Bankruptcy Proceedings [Grand Ballroom B]
The American Bar Association has urged that Bankruptcy Rule 9031 be amended to permit courts responsible for cases under the Bankruptcy Code have the same ability to use court-appointed neutrals (masters) in the same way as do federal courts responsible for other cases. This move is part of a much broader effort by numerous organizations to rethink how all courts state and federal can improve the way neutrals are considered and use both to benefit courts and to provide litigants with more involvement and protection in the process. This change may well be coming to a court near you and this program will discuss the history and effort to amend the Bankruptcy Rule, the broader effort, and what the use of neutrals in Bankruptcy proceedings would mean for courts and litigants.
> Presented by Alternative Dispute Resolution Section and Bankruptcy Law Section.

  • Moderator: Merril Hirsh, Executive Director, Academy of Court-Appointed Neutrals
  • Andrew Ballentine, Attorney at Law, Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
  • Hon. Paulette Delk (Ret.), Judge, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Western District of Tennessee
  • Sylvia Mayer, Arbitrator, Mediator, & Attorney, S. Mayer Law

10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. | [CLE] Jury Takes Center Stage: A Historic Courtroom Design for Modern Jury Trials [Grand Ballroom A]
“We shape our buildings, and afterwards, our buildings shape us.” (Winston Churchill). The federal court in Charlotte, NC has just built a courtroom inspired by the eighteenth-century Commonwealth of Virginia county courtroom design, including the historic Albemarle County Courtroom built in 1803 and designed by Thomas Jefferson.  The essential design feature places the jury box underneath the judge facing a witness box situated in the middle of the well, with counsel tables on either side.   Situating judge and jury together represents the shared authority of each for a fair trial. If we tell the jury they are the “judges of the facts” our architecture should reflect it.  This design enables the jury (and judge) to have a direct view of the witness whose credibility they are assessing.  These and other substantive benefits make this design a superior model for conducting jury trials.  Present day needs, historical design, philosophical considerations and functionality support resurrecting this design for modern use.

  • Moderator: Hon. Robert J Conrad Jr (Bob), Judge, Western District of North Carolina
  • Grant Marani, Partner, Robert A.M. Stern Architects
  • April Pottorff, Principal | Justice+Civic Leader, DLR Group
  • Craig Wood (Ret.), Partner, McGuireWoods LLP

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | [CLE] Supreme Court Decides Two Significant False Claims Act Cases:  A Review of Polansky and SuperValu and Their Implications [Grand Ballroom A]
It is rare for the United States Supreme Court to take up one False Claims Act (FCA) case in a year. However, this year, the Supreme Court considered two and rendered decisions in both in June 2023. This panel will discuss the results of these two important cases. The Polansky case determined the criteria for the Government to dismiss a qui tam case even when opposed by the Relator, holding that the Government must first intervene in the case and courts must apply the rule governing voluntary dismissal of suits in ordinary civil litigation. The SuperValu case determined that the subjective mindset of the Defendant is relevant in an FCA case in determining the scienter requirement, regardless of what an objectively reasonable person may have believed. This Panel represents three distinct viewpoints on these cases: (1) the Government’s viewpoint (represented by the Deputy Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division of the U.S. Department of Justice); (2) the Defendant’s viewpoint (represented by an experienced FCA defense attorney, John Lawrence); and (3) the Relator’s viewpoint (represented by an experienced Relator’s Counsel, Tejinder Singh). The Panel will discuss the Supreme Court decisions in these two cases, and the implications for practitioners (and their clients) moving forward in FCA cases. This panel would be especially important for any attorneys practicing federal litigation, including handling FCA and qui tam cases, as well as any attorneys practicing in the health care sector, government contracting sector, or any other industry regulated by the Federal Government.
> Presented by Qui Tam Section.

  • Moderator: John Lawrence, Partner, K&L Gates
  • Michael Granston, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Division
  • Tejinder Singh, Partner, Sparacinio PLL

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | [CLE] Approach the Bench – A Conversation with Federal Judges from the Sixth Circuit and Western District of Tennessee* [Grand Ballroom B]
A group of federal judges, including judges from the Sixth Circuit and Western District of Tennessee, will present on topics of interest to federal practitioners, including recent developments, best practices in federal court, professionalism, and their own backgrounds and experiences.
> Presented by Memphis Mid-South Chapter.

  • Moderator: Hon. Jon York, U.S. Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
  • Hon. Thomas Anderson, District Judge, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
  • Hon. M. Ruthie Hagan, Judge, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Tennessee
  • Hon. Amanda Knapp, Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern District Ohio
  • Hon. Andre Mathis, Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Public Service Luncheon [Grand Ballroom C]
Awards Presented: Younger Federal Lawyer Awards, Unsung Hero Award, Shaw Public Service Award, Younger Lawyer Public Service Grant, and Elaine R. “Boots” Fisher Award

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | [CLE] The Intersection of Sports and Law* [Grand Ballroom B]
Sal Romanello, General Counsel & SVP of Business Administration for the Memphis Grizzlies, will discuss how lawyers guide their sports industry clients through unique challenges. As part of this in-depth and interactive discussion about the interplay between sports and the law, Mr. Romanello will address the complexities of this industry and offer insight on what leads lawyers to pursue careers advising on these topics. Presented by Memphis Mid-South Chapter.

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Senior Lawyers Division Meeting [Auburn]

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. | [CLE] Federal Court Litigation before U.S. Magistrate Judges: Consent Jurisdiction [Grand Ballroom B]
U.S. Magistrate Judges serve a vital role in our federal judiciary that is not well understood by the majority of the federal bar. This is due, in part, to the fact that each district court utilizes magistrate judges differently according to the needs of that court. As a result, few attorneys understand the power and flexibility provided by magistrate judge consent jurisdiction. Nationally, the Federal Courts seek to foster a culture of consent to relieve overburdened district judges. Due to district courts’ heavy workloads, case scheduling orders are strictly adhered to with less case specific flexibility, oral argument is disappearing, fewer opportunities for lawyers to make court appearances exist, and trials are timed and shortened. However, when parties consent, a U.S. Magistrate Judge can act as the trial judge, and make determinations on all matters, same as a district judge. Consent to a magistrate judge generally allows for more flexibility to the case schedule and attorneys schedules, more opportunities for oral argument and hearings, and permits the lawyers to have more input into trial length based on the needs of the case. Due to District Court heavy workloads, there are programs in place to promote consent to a Magistrate Judge. This program will explain how magistrate judges are utilized by district courts, the various consent programs, and how they can be beneficially utilized by federal litigants and their counsel.

  • Moderator: Hon. Autumn Spaeth, U.S. Magistrate Judge, Central District of California
  • Hon. Stephanie Bowman, U.S. Magistrate Judge, Southern District of Ohio

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. | [Rising Professionals Program] Secrets to Success:  Learn Best Practices for and Get Advice about Excelling in the Legal Profession [Grand Ballroom A]
There are so many important topics young lawyers are not taught in law school.  Hear from these successful younger lawyers about their experiences, the lessons they’ve learned, and their best advice for a successful legal career.
> Presented by the Younger Lawyers Division (YLD) and the Law Student Division (LSD)
*This session is not available for CLE credit.

  • Moderator: Brendan Mohan, Sixth Circuit Representative, LSD Board
  • Jack Blum, Polsinelli, DC Circuit Representative, YLD Board
  • Sarah Hafen, Holland & Hart, Tenth Circuit Representative, YLD Board
  • Jenifer Tomchak, Tomchak Skolout Law, Past President of YLD, Chair of LSD

4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. | Peabody Ducks Reception on the Mezzanine
> Sponsored by the Federal Litigation Section

Friday, September 22

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Registration & Breakfast [Grand Ballroom EF]

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | FFBA Board of Directors Meeting [Lansdowne]

9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | [CLE] Community Engagement Efforts to Diversify the Legal Community – Examples from Utah [Grand Ballroom B]
This one-hour panel will highlight the efforts being made to increase diversity and belonging in Utah’s legal community. Experts will give practical advice on how to create pipeline program efforts, how to effectively collaborate with business and legislative leaders, and how to increase buy-in for inclusion efforts amongst the legal community. Panelists will speak to expertise in forming coalitions within the broader community, how the Utah State Bar is leading the inclusion efforts through CLE and educational outreach, and how the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion is coordinating efforts to build a more inclusive Utah legal profession. Time will be devoted at the end of the session for Q&A.
> Presented by Utah Chapter, Utah Center for Legal Inclusion, Utah State Bar, and Diversity & Inclusion Committee

  • Moderator: Jonathan Wayas, Associate Director, Utah Center for Legal Inclusion
  • Melinda Bowen, Lawyer, Snow, Christensen & Martineau
  • Jonathan Hafen, Shareholder, Parr, Brown, Gee & Loveless
  • Michelle Oldroyd, Director of Professional Education & Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, Utah State Bar Association
  • Ross Romero, CEO, Inclusion Strategies
  • Jenifer Tomchak, Tomchak Skolout Law, Past President of YLD, Chair of LSD

9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | Joint Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, Corporate and Association Counsel Division, and Intellectual Property Law Section Meeting [Barclay]

10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. | [CLE] Way Too Smart? Ethical Quandaries and the Use of AI [Grand Ballroom B]
This panel will cast a critical eye on the known and unknown regarding the ethical uses of AI in the practice of law. In particular, we will explore:  A. Automation of client contacts, intake and case analysis: how far is too far?  B. Content creation: internal and external rules:  –internal checks and balances.  –Model Rules and Rules of Federal Practice: are they being outpaced?  C. Sharing and storage of client information on third party servers and devices.  D. The very possible future: AI on the loose:  –false or misleading calls, emails, statements and filings.  –rogue attorney or paralegal “bots”.
 > Presented by Immigration Law Section and Professional Development Committee.

  • Moderator: David Ware, Attorney at Law, Ware|Immigration
  • Maura Grossman, Research Professor, School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo
  • Jan Jacobowitz, Consultant, Legal Ethics Advisor, LLC
  • Greg Siskind, Attorney, Siskind Susser, PC

10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. | Judiciary Division Meeting [Barclay]

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | The Memphis Sound [Grand Ballroom B]
Memphis’s musical roots run deep into the Mississippi Delta. The panel will explore the key figures who helped develop this rich musical history, how various genres – blues, country, rock n roll, and soul – form the musical heritage of Memphis, and how musical borrowing, culture, poverty, and race play powerful roles in the story.
> Presented by Memphis Mid-South Chapter.
> Session Sponsored by Burch, Porter & Johnson PLLC.

  • Dr. Charles L. Hughes, Director of the Lynne and Henry Turley Memphis Center at Rhodes College
  • Jennifer Jenkins, Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke Law School

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | Affinity Bar Roundtable [Grand Ballroom D]

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | Civil Rights Section Meeting [Barclay]

12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Awards Luncheon [Grand Ballroom C]
Awards Presented: Robyn J. Spalter Award, Peter J. Mazza Award, and Sarah T. Hughes Award

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Keynote Address – Featuring Richard Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer, Airline and International, FedEx Express [Grand Ballroom B]
Richard W. Smith is President and Chief Executive Officer, Airline and International, at FedEx Express. Smith joined FedEx in 2005. He has previously served as President and CEO of FedEx Express and President and CEO of FedEx Logistics, and his FedEx career also includes a series of leadership positions in life sciences/healthcare, network planning, and customer solutions, including serving as vice president of global trade services and managing director of life sciences and specialty services. Smith earned his undergraduate degree from George Washington University and his Juris Doctor from the University of Mississippi School of Law.

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Bankruptcy Law Section Meeting [Barclay]

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Government Relations Committee Meeting [Grand Ballroom D]

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. | [CLE] Measuring the Impact of Modern Supreme Court Transitions (1953-present) [Grand Ballroom B]
The replacement of a Supreme Court justice focuses national attention on the Court more than almost any other Court-related event. These are constitutionally-unique events that can have significant effects on the development of law. Yet not all judicial transitions have comparable impact. This presentation will provide a variety of criteria on which we might calculate the impact of Supreme Court transitions and utilize those criteria to evaluate which transitions between 1953 and the present have been the most impactful. These criteria will include the ideological difference between outgoing and incoming justice as well as the effect of the transition on the ideological balance and median justice on the Court. In addition to these quantitative measures, the presentation will also explore some narrative elements that add to the significance of particular transitions. Finally, for several of the more significant transitions, the presentation will go into greater depth and highlight some short-term and long-term impacts (such as cases in which the incoming justice provided a determinative vote).
> Presented by Memphis Mid-South Chapter.

  • Moderator: Daniel Kiel, FedEx Professor of Law, The University of Memphis School of Law

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. | Circuit Vice Presidents Meeting [Grand Ballroom D]

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. | Younger Lawyers Division Meeting [Barclay]

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. | FBBC Board of Directors Meeting [Lansdowne]

6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum Reception
> Hosted by the Memphis Mid-South Chapter
> Sponsored by Taft

Saturday, September 23

9:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | National Council Check-In [Grand Ballroom EF]

10:00 a.m.– 12:30 p.m. | National Council Meeting (Hybrid) [Grand Ballroom A]
Awards Presented: Newsletters, Section & Division Recognition, Section & Division Presidential Citation, Section and Division Outstanding Leader Award, Outstanding Chapter Leader Award, Chapter Community Outreach, Chapter Activity, Chapter of the Year, Committee Chair Recognition, and President’s Award

12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Presidential Installation Luncheon [Grand Ballroom B]
Awards Presented:  Earl W. Kintner Award, and FY24 National President Installation (Jonathan Hafen)
> Sponsored by Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. | Chapter Leaders Meeting [Grand Ballroom A]

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. | Section & Division Leaders Meeting [Grand Ballroom D]

5:00 – 6:00 p.m. | Fellows of the Foundation Toast 

6:00 – 9:00 p.m. | Closing Reception on the Skyway Rooftop

*Asterisked CLE programming may not qualify in all state jurisdictions.

Member Anniversaries

60 Years
David H. Peirez

55 Years
Bernard L. Hebinck × Steven Kazan × Hon. Mary M. Schroeder

50 Years
Gary L. Carnathan × Hon. Jose A. Fuste × Frederick Klein × John P. McNicholas III × Justin P. Walder × Scott N. Whitlock

45 Years
Richard M. Ashton × John A. De Vierno × John R. Gall × Howard W. Gordon × Steven G. Janik × Hon. John L. Kane × Hugh P. Lambert × John A. Lapinski × Hon. Gilbert S. Merritt × Jonathan S. Ruskin × James R. Safley × Theodore A. Sinars × Baker A. Smith

40 Years
Ronald G. Acho × John E. Anding × Hon. John W. Bissell × Aaron H. Bulloff × Jack Butler × Hopewell H. Darneille III × David F. DuMouchel × Hon. Joseph J. Farnan Jr. × William B. Gaudet × Rafael Guillermety Mat × Nancy L. Holley × David J. Krebs × Hon. David M. Lawson × Hon. Nora M. Manella × Robert C. Mueller × Jeffrey L. Roth × Gerolyn P. Roussel × Hon. Bruce M. Selya × Scott E. Silbert × Stephen P. Stella × Barton F. Stichman × Roger M. Synenberg × Patrick A. Talley Jr. × Michael Tarre × Joseph H. Thibodeau × John D. Thomas Jr. × Danielle L. Trostorff

35 Years
James W. Burdick × Judy L. Burnthorn × Charles E. Chamberlain Jr. × Capt. Daniel J. D’Alesio Jr. × John A. Dunlap × Hon. Nancy Edmunds × Hon. Ferdinand Fernandez × Terrence J. Fleming × David M. Gilmore × David L. Haik × Charles W. Hall × Edwin A. Harnden × Joseph P. Hebert × David L. Hollenbeck × Hon. James M. Ideman × Hon. Edward H. Johnstone × J. Fredrick Kessenich × Hon. Alex Kozinski × Mark C. Landry × John C. Lemaster × Hon. J. Spencer Letts × Hon. Ronald S. Lew × Peter J. Lucido × Hon. Paul Magnuson × Keith W. McDaniel × Thomas J. McGoey II × Michael J. Mestayer × Hon. Diana E. Murphy × Joseph A. Nilan × Gary Pasternak × James S. Rosenfeld × Patricia D. Ryan × Hon. Pamela A. Rymer × Jerry L. Saporito × Richard A. Schaberg × Walter J. Schmidt × Anita L. Shodeen × T. Justin Simpson × Hon. Charles R. Simpson × Mark E. Solomons × Stuart L. Somach × Charles T. Taylor × Hon. Dickran Tevrizian × Hon. James D. Todd × Hon. Sarah S. Vance × Perry J. Viscounty × Hon. Stephen V. Wilson × Alexander Zakupowsky Jr.

30 Years
Darren O. Aitken × Todd M. Ammons × David N. Anthony × Joel P. Babineaux × Hon. Rhesa H. Barksdale × Mitchell W. Berger × Gregg L. Bernstein × Hon. Robert Boochever × Hon. David C. Bramlette × James A. Brown × Michael A. Bryant × Timothy J. Buchanan × Heriberto J. Burgos × Hon. William J. Castagna × Charles A. Cerise Jr. × Dennis J. Clark × Verne Thomas Clark Jr. × Robert H. Compton × Hon. Marcia A. Crone × Robert J. David Jr. × Hon. W. Eugene Davis × Hon. Patrick J. Duggan × Hon. John M. Duhe Jr. × Julie Emerick × Scott J. Fitzgerald × Robert G. Flanders Jr. × Scott H. Fruge × Hon. Paul V. Gadola × Thomas E. Ganucheau × Hon. Emilio M. Garza × Frank H. Gassler × Kimberly Gilmour × Irma E. Gonzalez × R. Marla Hamilton × Hon. Patricia A. Hemann × David P. Hersh × Hon. John G. Heyburn II × Hon. Patrick Higginbotham × Philip Hilder × Hon. E. Grady Jolly × Hon. William D. Keller × Douglas A. Kelley × William J. Kelly III × Hon. Elizabeth A. Kovachevich × Eric Lee × David W. Leefe × Hon. Mary V. Lemmon × Ron S. Macaluso × Gordon P. MacDougall × Robert L. Magrini × Paul A. Marone × Karla M. Meier × Scott Mendeloff × C. Edward S. Mitchell × Patrick E. O’Keefe × Gregory Nelson Owen × A. Michael Palizzi × Richard G. Passler × Maura Z. Pelleteri × Hon. Mark A. Pizzo × Aldric C. Poirier Jr. × Hon. Gordon J. Quist × Alan Ratliff × Clifford A. Rieders × Antonio L. Roig × Hon. Gerald E. Rosen × J. A. Salinas III × Leonard K. Samuels × Corinne Sanchez × John B. Shely × Joseph M. Sokolowski × Hon. Sam Sparks × Michael L. Sterling × Hon. Thomas I. Vanaskie × Kurt F. Vote × James D. Weakley

25 Years
Hon. Mark R. Abel × Hon. Henry Lee Adams Jr. × Marc A. Al × John F. Anderson × John N. Aquilina × Hon. David A. Baker × Hon. Tim A. Baker × Hon. Carl J. Barbier × Ronald Barliant × Hon. Joseph F. Bataillon × Hon. Redfield T. Baum × Hon. Randolph Baxter × Jerry W. Blackwell × Hon. Thomas M. Blewitt × Jack B. Blumenfeld × Hon. Edward A. Bobrick × Hon. Susan C. Bucklew × Hon. Randall R. Burg × Hon. Larry Burns × Hon. Charle Caldwell × Hon. Stephen V. Callaway × Hon. Gregory W. Carman × Hon. Charles G. Case II × Eric C. Christu × Hon. Robert H. Cleland × David R. Cohen × Hon. R. Guy Cole Jr. × Hon. Timothy J. Corrigan × Hon. Conrad K. Cyr × Vincent A. D’Aguanno × Hon. Andre M. Davis × Hon. Michael J. Davis × Aaron A. Dean × Elizabeth A. DeConti × Hon. Morton Denlow (Ret.) × Hon. James L. Dennis × Hon. Rebecca F. Doherty × William D. Dolan III × Hon. Robert L. Echols × Hon. Peter C. Economus × Hon. Glenda E. Edmonds × Hon. Raymond L. Erickson × Michelle L. Evans × Jennifer Fairfax × Hon. Eldon E. Fallon × Hon. Patricia C. Fawsett × Richard E. Fee × Hon. Jerome B. Friedman × Hon. Marvin J. Garbis × Hon. Helen Gillmor × Hon. Alan S. Gold × Hon. Jose A. Gonzalez Jr. × Hon. Nathaniel M. Gorton × Hon. Joan B. Gottschall × Hon. Donald L. Graham × Hon. James L. Graham × Hon. Dennis G. Green × Hon. Ronald A. Guzman × Joseph M. Hamilton × Hon. David F. Hamilton × Hon. Edward F. Harrington × Bradford G. Harvey × Michael W. Hawkins × Daniel C. Hedlund × Hon. Thelton E. Henderson × Matthew B. Henneman × Paul D. Hoburg × Janet L. Hoffman × Hon. John A. Houston × Hon. Henley A. Hunter × Hon. Daniel T. Hurley × Hon. Joseph E. Irenas × Hon. Anthony W. Ishii × Anthony R. Jalaba × Hon. Elizabeth A. Jenkins × Hon. Karen S. Jennemann × Hon. James P. Jones × Dora F. Kaufman × Hon. Larry E. Kelly × Hon. Paul Kelly Jr. × Robert M. Kelso × Hon. Joe Kendall × Hon. Terry C. Kern × Michael K. Kiernan × Bruce Kilday × Hon. Edward C. King × Hon. Lloyd King × Hon. Gregory F. Kishel × Kevin M. Kolb × Offer Korin × Hon. Robert J. Kressel × Hon. Barry M. Kurren × Gov. Joan H. Lefkow × Hon. Joan A. Lenard × F. A. Little Jr. × Hon. James B. Loken × Scott P. Lopez × Hon. Rudy Lozano × Hon. Sandra L. Lynch × Meryl C. Maneker × Hon. Algenon Marbley × Hon. Stanley Marcus × Leslie B. McClendon × Hon. Thomas B. McCoun III× Hon. Roderick R. McKelvie × Michael W. McMahon × Hon. James W. McMahon × Elizabeth Anne McNellie × Mimi Methvin × Hon. Donald M. Middlebrooks × Hon. Jeffrey Miller × Anthony Mirenda × Hon. Ann D. Montgomery × Hon. K. Michael Moore × Hon. William T. Moore × Hon. Federico A. Moreno × Mayer Morganroth × Hon. J. F. Motz × Hon. Graham C. Mullen × Hon. Linda Strite Murnane × Hon. R. Kenton Musgrave × Thomas F. Nelson × Hon. Karen N. Nelson Moore × Hon. William M. Nickerson × Hon. George B. Nielsen Jr. × Hon. Paul V. Niemeyer × Hon. Franklin L. Noel × Hon. Christine Noland × Hon. Alan E. Norris × Hon. Donald C. Nugent × Hon. Dennis D. O’Brien × William J. O’Neill × Hon. George A. O’Toole Jr. × Hon. Mary L. Parell × Hon. Jill N. Parrish × Hon. Lawrence L. Piersol × Hon. Michael A. Ponser × Matthew W. Powell × Hon. Johnnie Rawlinson × Nelson M. Reid × Hon. Stephen C. Riedlinger × Hon. Sue L. Robinson × Henry Rosen × Hon. Warren B. Rudman × Jon M. Sands × Hon. Edmund A. Sargus Jr. × Hon. Patti B. Saris × Gilbert A. Schaffnit × Hon. Richard S. Schmidt × Hon. Frederick J. Scullin Jr. × Hon. Barbara J. Sellers × Hon. Sarah Sharer Curley × Heidi M. Silton × Hon. John F. Simon × Hon. Charles J. Siragusa × Jena W. Smith × Hon. J. Andrew Smyser × Hon. Susan Pierson Sonderby × Hon. John H. Squires × Hon. Norman H. Stahl × Hon. Richard G. Stearns × Hon. John E. Steele × Hon. Paul D. Stickney × Dana L. Sullivan × Hon. Joseph L. Tauro × Hon. John J. Thomas × Hon. Alvin W. Thompson × Brian E. Toland × Hon. Ernest C. Torres × Hon. James T. Trimble × Hon. Nicholas Tsoucalas × Hon. John R. Tunheim × Hon. Ursula Ungaro-Benages × Robert R. Vieth × Mark K. Vincent × Hon. John M. Walker Jr. × Hon. Susan R. Walker × Hon. R. F. Wheless Jr. × Alonzo P. Wilson × Hon. Thomas G. Wilson × Hon. Mark L. Wolf × Hon. Douglas P. Woodlock × Hon. William G. Young × Hon. William J. Zloch × Hon. Rya W. Zobel

20 Years
Hon. John R. Adams × Hon. Jan M. Adler × Christy Ford Allen × Hon. Donetta W. Ambrose × David H. Angeli × George Arceneaux III × William F. Bacon × Michael J. Beaudine × Shelline K. Bennett × Hon. William O. Bertelsman × John R. Bielema Jr. × Hon. Fred Biery × Charles A. Bird × Charles L. Bledsoe × Samara R. Bober × Hon. David L. Bunning × Hon. David C. Bury × Hon. Karen K. Caldwell × Peter C. Canfield × Jacqueline Carey Wilson × Lawrence J. Centola III × Peter J. Cerilli × Suzanne Viau Chamberlain × Hon. Leif M. Clark × Grant R. Clayton × Hon. James K. Coachys × Hon. Jennifer B. Coffman × Charles D. Cole × Hon. Raner C. Collins × Robert M. Connolly × Morris Dawes Cooke Jr. × John A. Cotter × David A. Coulson × Lance Curtright × William F. Dahill × David A. Davenport × Aimee D. Dayhoff × Shawn S. Devroude × Tracey Holmes Donesky × Raymond J. Dowd × Barbara J. Duffy × Hon. Patrick M. Duffy × Mitchell H. Dugan × Mary Elizabeth Sherwin × Hon. Morrison C. England × Hon. Charles E. Erdmann × Hon. Joan N. Ericksen × Raymond J. Etcheverry × Hon. Robin E. Feder × Phillip S. Ferguson × Joseph E. Flynn × Joshua S. Force × Hon. Orlando Garcia × Hon. Victor R. Garcia × Marlene S. Garvis × Mary Eugenia Gates × Kenneth A. Gelburd × Jerry M. Gewirtz × Shannon L. Giles × Benjamin Gluck × Hon. David C. Godbey × Leigh T. Goddard × Hon. Allison H. Goddard × Lawrence L. Goldberg × Rachelle R. Green × David A. Greene × Thomas P. Gressette Jr. × Robert A. Gualtieri × Hon. Harlin D. Hale × Stephen C. Hanemann × Erica W. Harris × Hon. Katharine S. Hayden × Olen G. Haynes Jr. × Michael G. Helm × Bryan Francis Hickey × Mark E. Hindley × Elizabeth L. Homer × Hon. Joseph M. Hood × John F. Hundley × J. Lisa Impson × Hon. J.B. Johnson Jr. × Paul M. Jones × Hon. John E. Jones III × Hon. Yvette Kane × Hon. Henry H. Kennedy Jr. × J. Scott Kilpatrick × Hon. Ronald B. King × Hon. Ed Kinkeade × Hon. Mary Kay Klein × Hon. Daniel E. Knowles III × Wade S. Kolb Jr. × Hon. George C. Kosko × Carl N. Kunz III × Tara A. LaClair × Hon. William Lawrence × Mark A. Levy × Hon. Jordan P. Lewis × Lawrence A. Lichtman × Hon. Thomas J. Londregan × Hon. Basil H. Lorch III × Robin L. Main × Andrew L. Marshall × John G. McCarthy × Hon. Michael W. McConnell × Hon. Cameron McGowan Currie × Mark M. McGunagle × William A. McNab × Carey L. Menasco × William R. Merrill × Hon. Anthony J. Metz III × Johannes H. Moorlach × Carol Moses × John Robert Murphy × David R. Norton × Hon. Lawrence J. O’Neill × Hon. Frank J. Otte × George C. Plauché × Hon. Edward C. Prado × Hon. John Primomo × Hector L. Ramos-Vega × J. Richard Ratcliffe × Christopher P. Renz × David C. Reymann × Jamie D. Rhymes × Steven M. Richard × Charles E. Riley × Henry Jake Rodriguez × Hon. Xavier Rodriguez × Thomas D. Roebig Jr. × Hon. John M. Rogers × Sepideh Behram Rowland × Hon. Shelley D. Rucker × Richard F. Schmidt × Rachel Zimmerman Scobie × Hon. Joseph M. Scott Jr. × Stanton E. Shuler Jr. × Hon. William E. Smith × Hon. Amy J. St. Eve × Hon. Nancy Stein Nowak × Jennifer L. Thornton × George S. Tolley III × James E. Torgerson × Hon. William B. Traxler Jr. × Hon. Bernardo P. Velasco × Michelle TR Weekley × Hon. Brooke C. Wells × Hon. Kaymani D. West × K. Craig Wildfang × Hon. Henry R. Wilhoit Sr. × David A. Wollin × Brian A. Wood × J. Rutledge Young III × Timothy Zeiger

15 Years
Hon. John V. Acosta × Nicole Seale Adler × Richard A. Alayon × Hon. Theodor C. Albert × Robert A. Angle × Beattie B. Ashmore × Ian Atkinson × David A. Baker × Matthew C. Baltay × Amanda B. Barbour × Hon. Philip C. Baten × Christina M. Baugh × Tuari N. Bigknife × Lucia Blacksher Ranier × Brook B. Bond × Gregory R. Booker × Hon. Hildy Bowbeer × Noelle C. Brennan × Jose A. Cabranes × Francis X. Caiazza × Guido Calabresi × Colin B. Cambre × Raymond A. Cassar × P. Kevin Castel × Hon. David S. Cercone × Anne M. Chapman × Catherine H. Chase × Rayma Church × Amy S. Conners × Beth A. Cronin × Paul A. Crotty × Penny M. Daigrepont × Hon. Timothy D. DeGiusti × Timothy Devlin × Joseph M. DiOrio × Donald A. Donati × Frederic Dorwart × Whitney M. Dowdy × Michael J. Elia × Sara L. Ellis × Tricia L. Everest × Peter L. Fear × Wilfred Feinberg × Alejandro Fernandez × Alfredo Fernandez-Martinez × Correen Ferrentino × Debra L. Fessenden × Robin F. Fields × Robert Fishbein × Dawn M. Gibson × David A. Goodwin × Michael P. Goodwin × Hon. Andrew J. Guilford × Peter J. Gulden III × Mark P. Hadley × Peter W. Hall × Marcos E. Hasbun × Charles F. Hauff Jr. × Brian W. Hayes × Lance M. Hester × Hon. S. Maurice Hicks × Hon. Michael Hluchaniuk × Hon. Jerome A. Holmes × Richard J. Holwell × Hon. Mark L. Hornsby × Mark L. Horwitz × Wendi A. Huling × Eugenia Wooten Iredale × Dennis Jacobs × Kindall C. James × Hon. Robert G. James × Benjamin W. Janke × Michael K. Johnson × Sara A. Johnson × Christopher K. Jones × Kenneth M. Karas × Mark M. Kassabian × Robert A. Katzmann × Amalya L. Kearse × Heidi L. Keenan × Kerri L. Keller × Charles F. Ketchey × Hon. Young B. Kim × Paul J. Klehm × Michael P. Kohler × Wendy M. Krincek × Hon. Robert N. Kwan × Pierre N. Leval × Steven H. Levin × Debra Ann Livingston × Lauren E. Lonergan × Michelle J. Looby × Steven B. Loy × Matthew H. Mandel × Joseph M. McLaughlin × Sean J. McLaughlin × Elisabeth M. McOmber × Sheri H. Mecklenburg × John L. Medearis × Stephen L. Miles × Paul M. Miller × Roger J. Miner × Natalia del Mar Morales Echeverria × Jessica Nelson × Jon O. Newman × Mark Nolan × Christopher Norgaard × Peg O’Connor × Jacqueline C. Ouvry × Michael R. Pacewicz × Gardner H. Palmer Jr. × Thomas O. Pandick × Barrington D. Parker × Hon. Maurice M. Paul × John M. Peebles × Haley E. Percell × Mark D. Perlow × Prof. Ellen S. Podgor × Rosemary S. Pooler × William B. Porter × Todd S. Pugh × Maria K. Pum × Gregory M. Quinlan × Reena Raggi × Sean Reed × Luis E. Rivera II × MaryJo L. Roberts × Stephen C. Robinson × Joseph A. Rodriguez × Oliver Alan Ruiz × Robert D. Sack × Laura R. Salerno Owens × Carmelo B. Sammataro × Cynthia N. Sass × Mark S. Saudek × Liesel J. Schopler × W. Alan Schroeder × Adam P. Schwartz × Todd R. Seelman × Hon. Manish S. Shah × Kevin M. Sherlock × Aaron D. Shipley × Robert I. Siegel × Alison Siegler × Darlene A. Skinner × Hon. Gregory M. Sleet × Nolan K. Smith × Juliet S. Sorensen × Hon. Sonia Sotomayor × Craig R. Springfield × Hon. Leonard P. Stark × Joshua J. Stellmon × Christopher J. Steskal × Hon. Chester J. Straub × Victor J. Suane × Richard J. Sullivan × Charles A. Tamuleviz × Hon. Mary P. Thynge × William T. Treas × Roberto M. Vargas × Ramón G. Vega × Michael S. Vitale × Sarah Voorhies Myers × Kevin J. Wadzinski × Jay P. Walters × Peter J. Wanek × Derrick N. Weber × Hon. J. Gregory Wehrman × Michael A. Wein × Richard C. Wesley × Robert W. Wilkins × Joseph M. Windler × Kristin L. Windtberg × Ralph K. Winter × David J. Wolfsohn × Marty E. Zemming

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