11/29 The Essentials for Avoiding Employment Related Disputes

3:00 to 4:30 p.m.
City Hall, 121 N. La Salle St – 8th Floor, Room 805
Presented by Presented by Charles Krugel, Management Side Labor & Employment Law & Human Resources Attorney

This presentation will provide information on how to resolve disputes in-house and how to know if you’re in over your head (when to get help!). It will also provide information dealing with difficult employees, and government regulators, etc.

You can register for a workshop by emailing BACPoutreach@cityofchicago.org or by calling 312.744.2086.

Click here to view full monthly calendar. All workshops are free and are located at the City of Chicago Department of Business Affairs & Consumer Protection – City Hall, 121 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, Room 805.

 

Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017
Union League Club of Chicago
65 West Jackson Blvd.
(312) 427-7800
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Contact Suzanne Armstrong for info
EMAIL her or call her at 484.844.4413
This event is eligible for CLE

Our Second Annual!
This program received great reviews last year! People value the relatively intimate size of the program, so they can interact with the faculty and other members of the audience. They especially value the number of in-house counsel who participate and the selection of hot topics we address. We don’t overpack the agenda, which allows the presenters to offer more than a cursory review.

I’m on the 3:45 PM Employment Hot Topics Roundtable with Chad Layton from Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney:

  • Mandatory Arbitration: The impact of pending challenges and appeals
  • ERISA: The impact of this year’s Supreme Court ruling
  • Gender pay: Risks and best practices to stay compliant, avoid claims
  • Salary History: How employers can address this evolving restriction
  • Overtime: Lessons learned from recent matters and being proactive

AGENDA

7:30 | Registration & Breakfast

8:45 | Welcome

  • Tom Hagy, Managing Director, HB Litigation Conferences LLC
  • Paul Wojcicki, Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney Ltd.
  • Sean Byrne, Byrne Law
  • James Roof, The Claro Group

9:00 | Managing Data: Litigation Holds, Data Retention Policies & The Ubiquitous Microsoft 365 Exchange

  • A review of cautionary tales
  • Evolving technology, features, downsides
  • Competitive landscape
  • The expanding data types: beyond documents and email
  • Identifying and informing custodians
  • Monitoring and auditing compliance

Speakers
Michael S. Gardner, Managing Director, Claro Group
Bruce Malter, VP Consulting Solutions, eTera Consulting
Sean Byrne, Byrne Law

10:00 | Responding to Government Investigations

  • Best practices your company and client should consider
  • Establishing a working dialogue with federal investigators and prosecutors
  • Navigating the risks associated with an investigation
  • Responding to document subpoenas and interview requests

Speakers: Two former Assistant U.S. Attorneys
Christopher Groham, Partner, Duane Morris
Philip N. Fluhr, LeClairRyan

11:00 | Break

11:15 | Emerging Insurance Losses and Claims

  • Cyber losses: claims being made and how courts are ruling
  • 1st and 3rd party losses
  • Environmental, toxic tort and product liability claims
  • Policyholder and insurer perspectives

Speakers
Cinthia Granados Motley, Co-Chair Cybersecurity & Privacy Groups, Sedgwick LLP
additional speakers to be announced

12:15 | Lunch

1:30 | Value-Based Legal Billing Arrangements

  • The alternative fee landscape
  • Myths, legends and benefits
  • Defining the value of legal services
  • The various types of fees
  • Choosing what’s right for the client and the firm
  • Getting started

Speakers
Mari Henry Leigh, Legal Fee Expert
F. Samuel Eberts, III, Chief Legal Officer, Corporate Secretary & Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs, LabCorp
Ethan E. Trull, Partner, Co-Leader of the Commercial Litigation Practice Group, Nixon Peabody LLP
Paul Wojcicki, Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney Ltd.

2:30 | Legal Ethics & Risks of Social Media

  • How social media is being used in the legal market
  • Potential pitfalls and best practices
  • Relevant ABA ethics rules
  • Preserving social media for discovery

Speaker
Caren Silverman Safra
, Client Relations Specialist, LexisNexis

3:30 | Break

3:45 | Employment Hot Topics Roundtable

  • Mandatory Arbitration: The impact of pending challenges and appeals
  • ERISA: The impact of this year’s Supreme Court ruling
  • Gender pay: Risks and best practices to stay compliant, avoid claims
  • Salary History: How employers can address this evolving restriction
  • Overtime: Lessons learned from recent matters and being proactive

Speakers
Chad Layton, Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney
Charles A. Krugel, Human Resources Attorney & Counselor

4:45 | Adjourn

 Conference Registration Rates
• Complimentary to in-house counsel
• $595 for attorneys in private practice
• Early registration price: $495 ends 10/1
• $1,200 for service providers
• $295 for attorneys from faculty firms (promo code FAC295)