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What's Keeping Your Litigation Teams Up at Night?


Level: Intermediate
Runtime: 64 minutes
Recorded Date: April 17, 2024
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Agenda

  • Social Inflation and Nuclear Verdicts
  • Data Privacy and Tracking
  • ESG
  • Erosion of the Attorney-Client Privilege
  • Work Product Doctrine as Applied to the General Counsel’s Office
  • Patent litigation uncertainty
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Risk transfer – indemnity and insurance
  • Budget predictability and rising cost of counsel
  • Takeaways

For NY - Difficulty Level: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys

Description

Litigation teams face a myriad of challenges that can often disrupt sleep and add complexity to their daily responsibilities. In this candid and interactive session, in-house counsel will have the opportunity to delve into the pressing issues that keep litigation teams up at night and explore practical strategies to mitigate risks, enhance efficiency, and ensure successful outcomes. Join us for an open dialogue that addresses the unique concerns of litigation professionals and offers actionable insights to navigate the complexities of modern legal disputes.

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General Counsel Conference
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Panelists

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Jonathan Schwartz

Partner
Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP

Jonathan L. Schwartz is a partner in and the Vice-Chair of the Insurance Coverage and Extracontractual Liability Practice Section of Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP. He resides in Chicago and is admitted to practice in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts.

Jonathan concentrates his practice on insurance coverage litigation and counseling, arising from matters involving commercial and residential property, primary and excess commercial general liability, cyber, D&O, E&O, and commercial auto and trucking liability insurance policies. In addition, Jonathan’s extensive experience includes defending data privacy, media liability, and intellectual property litigation and E&O claims against insurance agents and brokers.

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Jennifer Purcell

VP & Associate General Counsel
US LBM Holdings, LLC

Jen is a VP and Associate General Counsel at US LBM, one of the largest and fastest growing wholesale distributors of lumber and building materials, with over 13,000 employees and 300 locations. In her role, she leads the company’s nationwide legal operations related to various commercial transactions, M&A issues, litigation, regulatory compliance, labor and employment matters, and internal investigations.

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Dan Monico

Assistant General Counsel
Medline Industries

Dan Monico is the Assistant General Counsel at Medline Industries, LP, a manufacturer and distributor of medical products with over $22 billion in annual revenue. At Medline, Dan is the principal legal support for a wide range of commercial counseling across all of Medline’s product divisions. Additionally, Dan is the principal legal support over litigation, M&A, and Medline’s Canadian subsidiary. Specific to litigation, Dan has managed mass torts arising from ethylene oxide emissions, product liability claims, advertising suits with competitors, disputes with vendors, and construction claims.

Prior to joining Medline, Dan was a litigator at Kirkland & Ellis, where he was elected partner in 2018. At Kirkland, Dan worked on behalf of GM, BP, and various other clients. His experience included a product liability MDL, disputes in bankruptcy, and criminal and quasi-criminal investigations. Dan also served as a law clerk for the Honorable Sara Ellis on the district court for the Northern District of Illinois. Dan holds a JD from the University of Chicago and a BA from Georgetown University.

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Ron Fiesta

Litigation and Commercial Counsel
Brunswick Corporation

Ron is the current Litigation and Commercial Counsel at Brunswick Corporation, which is located in Mettawa, Illinois. Prior to his position at Brunswick, Ron spent over a decade in private practice representing insurance companies in coverage matters arising from property and casualty, environmental, toxic torts, and construction defect matters.


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