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Thursday, July 15
5:00pm Welcome Reception
Location: Cooley Courtyard, Stanford Law School
Shuttle will be provided from Sheraton Palo Alto and Stanford Park Hotel. Departure time TBA.
Friday, July 16
8:30am Shuttle departs from Sheraton Palo Alto
8:30am Shuttle departs from Stanford Park Hotel
8:30-9:00am Continental Breakfast available
9:00-9:15am Welcome Remarks
9:15-10:45am Session #1
1B: Roundtable on Legal Ethics in Legal Education: Should it be a Required Course
11:00-12:30 Session #2
2A: Access to Justice: Confronting the Roadblocks
2C: Confidentiality and Conflicts of Interest
2D: Legal Culture and Legal Ethics
2E: Legal Ethics and Constitutional Values
12:45-1:45 Session #3 / Lunch
2:00-3:30 Session #4
4B: Ethics Under Pressure: Changing Regulation of Global Law Practice
4C: Global Approaches to Legal Ethics in Class Actions
4D: Legal Ethics and Professionalism in Legal Education: Global Collaboration
4E: Legal Practice and Business Imperatives: Reintegrating Ethics into Economics and Law
3:45-5:15pm Session #5
5A: A Modern Legal Ethics: Author Meets Critics
5B: Regulating Legal Practice: Global Perspectives
5C: Legal Ethics Education in Cultural Context
5E: Social and Organizational Psychology
5F: Technology and Outsourcing
5:30pm Reception / Dinner
Stanford Faculty Club
Shuttles will return participants to Sheraton Palo Alto / Stanford Park Hotel
Saturday, July 17
8:30am Shuttle departs from Sheraton Palo Alto
8:30am Shuttle departs from Stanford Park Hotel
9:00-10:30am Session #6
6A: Conflicts of Interest and Contingency Fees
6B: Heroic Lawyering: Should Political Liberalism Be a Collective Ethic for Lawyers Worldwide?
6D: Legal Ethics in China and Japan
6G: The Advocate’s Role in Adversarial and Non-Adversarial Contexts
10:45-12:15pm Session #7
7A: A Model for International Choice of Law and Coordination of Attorney Regulation
7B: Judicial Ethics: Contemporary Challenges
7C: Lawyers and Clients: Case Histories
7D: Lawyers in Practice: Ethical Decision Making in Context
7E: Pro Bono Services: Confronting the Challenges
7F: The Duty of Loyalty and Conflicts of Interest
PART I
12:15-1:15pm Lunch (no speaker)
1:30-3:00pm Session #8
8A: Challenges in Representing Clients with Diminished Capacity
8B: Comparative Judicial Ethics
8C: Ethics in Practice: Contemporary Challenges
8D: The Case for Ethics in a Context of Change
8E: Restrictions on Practice and Cross-Jurisdictional Boundaries
8F: Teaching Judgement, Moral Engagement, and Habits of Ethical Practice
8G: The Duty of Loyalty and Conflicts of Interest
PART II
3:15-4:45pm Session #9
9A: Neuroscience and Moral Cognition
9B: Jurisprudence and Legal Ethics
5:00pm Closing Reception
Location: New Guinea Sculpture Garden (Lomita Drive and Santa Teresa Street)