FALL FORUMUTAH STATE BAR®

2018

NOVEMBER 1S.J. Quinney

College of Law383 South University Street

Salt Lake CityMixer & Film

NOVEMBER 2Little America Hotel

500 South MainSalt Lake City

9 HOURS CLE CREDITIncludes up to 2 hours Ethics credit, 1 hour Professionalism/Civility credit,

and 2 hours for the film presentation/panel discussion!

Thursday, November 1 S.J. Quinney College of Law

Friday, November 2 Little America Hotel

5:30 pm

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

6:00 pm

9:00 pm

7:30 am – 8:00 am

8:00 am – 8:30 am

8:30 am – 9:30 am

9:30 am – 9:45 am

10:45 am – 11:00 am

Judges’ and Lawyers’ Mixer – S.J. Quinney College of Law Film Presentation & Panel Discussion – S.J. Quinney College of Law/Moot Courtroom King in the Wilderness (2018) HBO documentary with panel discussion to follow. Earn CLE Credit for attending both the film and panel discussion.

Utah Minority Bar Association Scholarship and Awards Banquet – Little America Hotel 6:00 pm – cocktail hour, 7:00 pm – dinnerPlease join UMBA as we celebrate and honor our esteemed Justice Christine M. Durham for her lifetime of work and contributions to the minority community. To purchase tickets, please email UMBA at utahminoritybar@gmail.com or visit: www.utahminoritybar.org/2018banquet.

Young Lawyers’ Division Social Event – Location TBD. Stay tuned to social media!

Registration & Check-inContinental Breakfast

Welcome & Introductions – Opening of Plenary SessionFall Forum Co-Chairs: Shantelle Argyle and Greg Hoole; with H. Dickson Burton, President, Utah State Bar

Morning Plenary Session The Soul of a LawyerPROFESSIONALISM/CIVILITY CLE CREDIT

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Lawyer Well-Being

Metta-meditation: Skills for Lawyers to Build Empathy Anita Dickinson

Lawyer Well-Being

Mindfulness in PracticePatrick Palace – Palace

Law Firm, Tacoma, WA

Dialogue & CommunicationAvoiding Arbitration Clauses that Can Destroy Your Case – Arbitration Part 1James HolbrookCarl Ingwalson

Dialogue & CommunicationAvoiding Arbitration Clauses that Can Destroy Your Case – Arbitration Part 2James HolbrookCarl Ingwalson

Innovation in Law PracticeJurisdictional Limits & Expansion in the Role of our Justice CourtsJustice Court Judges:Augustus Chin (Holladay)Shauna Graves-Robertson

(Salt Lake County)Anna Anderson (South

Salt Lake)

Innovation in Law PracticeCybersecurity – How to Keep Hackers at Bay Faculty from ALPS, Utah

State Bar partner

Litigation/Skills PracticeFall Forum Trial Academy: Mediation Skills and Strategies for AdvocatesPresented by Fall Forum Trial Academy Faculty, including judges and prominent Utah lawyers

Litigation/Skills PracticeFall Forum Trial Academy: Mediation Skills and Strategies for AdvocatesPresented by Fall Forum Trial Academy Faculty, including judges and prominent Utah lawyers

Experiential, Hands-on LearningMicrosoft Office – Hands-On Training for Lawyers & Staff. Meeting our professional obligation to be competent in the use of technologyAllan Mackenzie

Experiential, Hands-on LearningMicrosoft Office – Hands-On Training for Lawyers & StaffAllan Mackenzie

SESSION 19:45 am – 10:45 am

SESSION 211:00 am – 12:00 pm

1 hr.CLE Credit

1 hr.CLE Credit

1 hr.CLE Credit

2 hrs.CLE Credit

9 hours CLE CreditIncludes up to 2 hours of Ethics credit, 1 hour of Professionalism/Civility credit,

and 2 hours credit for the film presentation/panel discussion.

Lawyer Well-Being

Keeping Professional Distance with Clients in Trauma Dr. Valerie Hale

Dialogue & CommunicationUtah’s Mediation Best Practices Guide – A Panel Presentation on the Role of an Ethical Mediator Nini Rich – ADR Director Members of the Judicial

Council’s Ad Hoc Committee on ADR

ETHICS CLE CREDIT

Innovation in Law PracticeBarriers to Innovation and Staying ResilientA Panel Discussion with:John LundKimball ParkerHeather WhiteCommissioner Joanna

Sagers – Third District Court

SESSION 31:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Litigation/Skills PracticeFall Forum Trial Academy: Mediation Skills and Strategies for AdvocatesPresented by Fall Forum Trial Academy Faculty, including judges and prominent Utah lawyers

Experiential, Hands-on LearningMicrosoft Office – Hands-On Training for Lawyers & StaffAllan Mackenzie

2:30 pm – 2:45 pm

3:45 pm – 4:00 pm

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Lawyer Well-Being

The Value of Pro Bono Services – to the Community and to LawyersA Panel Presentation with

Judge Barry Lawrence and the Members of the Third District Pro Bono Committee

Larry Schmidt – Utah@Ease

Lawyer Well-Being

Mental Health & the Law, including Lawyers Helping Lawyers Program Faculty from Blomquist

Hale

Dialogue & CommunicationThe NAFTA Negotiations and International Treaty DevelopmentsWith planned panelists from the United States Trade Representative’s Office and the United States Department of CommerceSponsored by: International Law Section, Utah State Bar

Dialogue & CommunicationThe Quality of Dialogue in the Public Sector – A Panel Discussion with Lawyer Legislators

Innovation in Law PracticeA Market Oriented Approach to Unmet Legal NeedsA Panel Discussion with:Nathanael PlayerVirginia SudburyDavid McNeillAaron Garrett

Innovation in Law PracticeMarketing and Finding New Clients in an Ever-Changing Environment Shantelle Argyle David McNeillETHICS CLE CREDIT

Litigation/Skills PracticeFall Forum Trial Academy: Mediation Skills and Strategies for AdvocatesPresented by Fall Forum Trial Academy Faculty, including judges and prominent Utah lawyers

Litigation/Skills PracticeFall Forum Trial Academy: Mediation Skills and Strategies for AdvocatesPresented by Fall Forum Trial Academy Faculty, including judges and prominent Utah lawyers

Experiential, Hands-on LearningMicrosoft Office – Hands-On Training for Lawyers & StaffAllan Mackenzie

Experiential, Hands-on LearningMicrosoft Office – Hands-On Training for Lawyers & StaffAllan Mackenzie

SESSION 42:45 pm – 3:45 pm

SESSION 54:00 pm – 5:00 pm

1 hr.CLE Credit

1 hr.CLE Credit

1 hr.CLE Credit

12:00 pm – 1:15 pm

1:15 pm – 1:30 pm

Lunch Plenary: Innovation in Law and Staying Relevant in Ever-Changing Times Judy Perry Martinez – President-Elect, American Bar Association Chair, ABA Presidential Commission on the Future of Legal ServicesJudy Perry Martinez, Of Counsel at Simon, Peragine, Smith & Redfearn (SPS&R) in New Orleans, was recently named president-elect of the American Bar Association (ABA) and will become ABA president in August, 2019.

Judy returned to SPS&R in 2015, where she was previously a partner and member of the management committee from 1982 to 2003. In 2003 she joined Northrop Grumman where she would serve as assistant general counsel for litigation, managing litigation for the western half of the country before becoming Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer. She was also named to the company’s Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Council. After retiring from Northrop Grumman, Judy became a Fellow at the Advanced Leadership Initiative at Harvard, where she spent a year in residence before returning to New Orleans.

Judy was appointed chair of the ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary in 2011. Earlier, she served as the ABA lead representative to the United Nations, and as a member of the ABA Board of Governors and its executive committee. Later she served as the chair of the ABA Presidential Commission on the Future of Legal Services and, most recently, as a member of the ABA Task Force on building public trust in the American justice system. She is currently a special advisor to the ABA Center for Innovation. She also serves as a member of the board of directors to the American Bar Foundation, is a fellow of the American Bar Foundation and the Louisiana Bar Foundation, and is a member of the American Law Institute.

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1 hr.CLE Credit

Awards Presentation: James B. Lee, Charlotte L. Miller and Paul T. Moxley Mentoring Awards; New Lawyer Mentoring Award; Pro Bono Attorney of the Year and Professionalism Awards

2018 Fall Forum Sponsors

2018 Fall Forum Committee

2018 Fall Forum Exhibitors

2018 Fall Forum Registration

Committee on Attorney Well-Being

Dispute Resolution Section

Innovation in Law Practice Committee

International Law Section

Limited Scope Representation Section

Litigation Section

Solo Small Firm Rural Practitioners Section

Shantelle Argyle Co-Chair

Greg Hoole Co-Chair

H. Dickson Burton President, Utah State Bar

ALPS

Blomquist Hale – Counseling Partner of the

Utah State Bar

BYU Law School

Casemaker

Green Filing

LawPay

PrenticeWorx

Sage Forensic Accounting, Inc.

Tybera – EFiling Partner of the

Utah State Bar

S.J. Quinney College of Law

Utah Bar Foundation

Pre-registration is recommended, as space is limited. Door registrations are accepted on a first come, first served basis.

Register online with your login and password at: https://services.utahbar.org. Forgot your password? Email: onlineservices@utahbar.org

Lawyers: $260 before October 21, $285 after Active under three years: $185 before October 21, $200 after Non-lawyer assistants: $185 before October 21, $200 after

Paralegal Division Members: $160 before October 21, $175 after Pre-payment is required. Credit cards accepted online.

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