IF NOT NOW WHEN? Achieving Equality for Women in the Courtroom and ADR
[ON DEMAND] Attend this webcast to learn how legal stakeholders can take a proactive role in addressing gender disparity.
November 05, 2018 at 10:18 AM
4 minute read
[ON DEMAND]
COST: Complimentary
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Conversation around the gender gap in law is drawing more attention in the wake of the #METOO movement. Attend this webcast to learn how legal stakeholders can take a proactive role in addressing gender disparity, while earning 1.0 CLE credits*.
Join two gender equality trailblazers, Carrie Freed, Assistant GC at Phillip Morris International and Hon Elizabeth Bonina NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation), as they raise awareness and outline steps law firms, corporate counsel, judges, clients and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) providers can take to move the needle towards a solution.
Attend this webcast that will cover:
- Recommendations to achieve equality for women in the courtroom and ADR
- Unethical conduct in mediation
- How firms must establish programs to ensure women associates are provided with the opportunity to argue motions in court
- Review of NYSBA's Report: IF NOT NOW, WHEN? Achieving Equality For Women In The Courtroom and In ADR
*Continuing Education Credit*
This program is approved for:
- 1.0 Diversity credit in NY
- 1.0 Elimination of Bias credit in CA
- 1.0 Ethics credit in NJ
- 1.0 Diversity & Inclusion credit in IL
REGISTER NOW!
Speakers:
Hon. Elizabeth Bonina (Ret.) | Justice of the Supreme Court, Kings | NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) As a former Justice of the Supreme Court, Kings County, the Honorable Elizabeth Bonina facilitates the settlement of cases involving a range of areas of practice including personal injury, premises liability, labor law, sports and recreation, and employment law cases. More significantly, it is Judge Bonina's skill as a mediator and arbitrator that makes her an effective neutral as she is known for her intelligence, determination, patience, and ability to get even the most complex, highly emotional and contentious cases resolved. In 2018, for the sixth year in a row, the Honorable Elizabeth Bonina was voted a Best Individual Arbitrator in New York State in the New York Law Journal Annual Reader Rankings Survey with three of those years being voted #1 (2015, 2014, 2013). Judge Bonina has also been ranked one of the Top Ten Mediators in the state for nine consecutive years in that same survey. Representative matters over which she presided while serving as a Justice (Click here for full bio). | |
Carrie B. Freed, | Assistant General Counsel, PMI Global Services INC. Carrie Freed is Assistant General Counsel, Litigation & Investigations for PMI Global Services Inc., a service entity that provides legal services to Philip Morris International Inc. and its affiliates (PMI). She manages product liability litigation and other cases of company-wide significance for PMI concentrating primarily on litigation in Latin America and Canada. Freed is also responsible for conducting internal investigations relating to governmental-inquiries. Freed is a member of the Women's Group Steering Committee for the Association of Corporate Counsel-New York City. She is the former chairperson of New Visions, New Venture, a Virginia-based non-profit organization that provided education, training, and financial loans to women-owned small businesses. (Click here for full bio). | |
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