Registration and Continental Breakfast–

Sponsored in part by: Sun Valley Company

WELCOME (Limelight B)

Convention Co-Chairs:

     Mitzi R. Collins, U.S. Federal District Court and

     Mark O. Morris, Snell & Wilmer

8:30 - 9:30 a.m.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS -

The Rule of Law in Other Countries

Hon. J. Clifford Wallace – Senior Circuit Court Judge and Chief Judge Emeritus, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals

MATERIALS>>

Hon. J. Clifford Wallace graduated from San Diego State University with honors and distinction and from the School of Law, University of California at Berkeley. He was admitted to the practice of law in 1955, specializing in the
trial of civil matters.

In October of 1970 Judge Wallace was sworn in as United States District Judge for the Southern District of California. In July of 1972 he was elevated to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit where he served as Chief Judge from February 1991 to March 1996 and took senior status April 1996.

Judge Wallace was assigned by the U.S. Chief Justice to prepare a study on the
future of the judiciary and to make appropriate recommendations. He also served as Senior Advisor – Legal Systems and Judicial Administration to The Asia Foundation. He is the author of forty-two professional articles and has lectured and taught courses in judicial administration in the United States and internationally.

Judge Wallace has received a number of honorary degrees and prestigious national recognition such as the Devitt Award, given annually for Distinguished Service to Justice. He is a Guest scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and has consulted with nearly sixty judiciaries worldwide. Judge Wallace conceptualized the Conference of Chief Justices of Asia and the Pacific and has served since as a resource person and presenter to the Pacific Judicial Conference and Pacific Judicial Council Conference
(U.S. Territories and former Trust Territories in the Pacific).

BUSINESS REPORTS & AWARD PRESENTATION

Report on the Utah State Bar,

     Rodney G. Snow, President, Utah State Bar

Report on the State Judiciary,

     Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant, Utah Supreme Court
Report on the Law Schools:
      Dean James R. Rashband, BYU Law School
      Dean Hiram Chodosh, S.J. Quinney College of Law

Swearing in of New Bar Commissioners, Bar President and Bar President-Elect

      Chief Justice Matthew B Durrant, Utah Supreme Court

Award Presentation,

      Rodney G. Snow, President, Utah State Bar

A Litigation

Limelight A

B Transactional

Camas

C General I

Limelight B

D General II

Columbine

E General III

Limelight C

New Rules of Civil Procedure:
In Depth Discussion with –

Hon. Todd M. Shaughnessey –
Third District Court

Materials>>

Debriefing: Utah Residential
Foreclosure Litigation

Amy F. Sorenson – Snell & Wilmer

Timothy J. Dance – Snell & Wilmer

Materials>> TBA

Point – Counterpoint:
Utah Immigration Laws

Rep. Christopher N. Herrod –
District 62
Sen. Ross I. Romero – District 7
Sponsored by:
Administrative Law Section

Materials>>

Part 1: Dred Scott and the
Problem of Constitutional Evil

Prof. Mark Graber – Professor of
Law and Government, University
of Maryland School of Law and
Author of Dred Scott and the
Problem of Constitutional Evil

Materials>>

Lend a Learned Hand – Check Yes –
The New Utah State Bar Pro Bono Commission

Prof. James Backman – BYU Law School
Hon. Michele M. Christiansen – Utah Court of Appeals
C. Sue Crismon – Pro Bono Director, Utah Legal
Services
Hon Royal I. Hansen – Presiding Judge, Third District
Court
Michelle V. Harvey – Pro Bono Coordinator, Utah
State Bar
Robert O. Rice – Ray Quinney & Nebeker
Hans W. Voss – President, New Mexico State Bar

Materials>>

• PT1
• PT2

F Litigation

Limelight A

G Transactional

Camas

H General I

Limelight B

I General II

Columbine

J General III

Limelight C

New Rules of Civil Procedure
In Depth Discussion with:

Hon. Lyle R. Anderson – Seventh District Court
Hon. Ben H. Hadfield – First District Court
Moderator: Jonathan O. Hafen – Parr Brown
Gee & Loveless
Hon. Thomas L. Kay – Second District Court
Hon. Todd M. Shaughnessey – Third District
Court

Materials>> TBA

2010 Estate Planning Act Update

Hugh Cawthorne – Attorney at Law

Materials>>

Ethics in Appellate Courts

Hon. J. Clifford Wallace – Senior Circuit
Court Judge and Chief Judge Emeritus,
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
(ETHICS)

Materials>>

Part 2: Dred Scott and the
Problem of Constitutional Evil

Prof. Mark Graber – Professor of
Law and Government, University
of Maryland School of Law and
Author of Dred Scott and the
Problem of Constitutional Evil

Materials>> TBA

2012 Real Estate Capital Market
Update and Forecast

Michael P. Morris – Executive Vice
President, Managing Director, Zions
Bank Real Estate Capital Market

Materials>> TBA

1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
2 CLE hours

Limelight B

KEYNOTE ADDRESS –

Limlight B

The Vanishing American Lawyer

MATERIALS>>

Prof. Thomas D. Morgan – George Washington University Law School

Prof. Thomas D. Morgan, George Washington University Law School, teaches antitrust law and professional responsibility. An author of articles and widely-used casebooks in both subjects, he also writes about administrative law, economic regulation, and legal education. A lecturer and consultant to law firms on questions of professional ethics and lawyer malpractice, Professor Morgan was selected by the American Law Institute as one of three professors to prepare its new Restatement of the Law Governing Lawyers, and by the American Bar Association as one of three professors to draft revisions to its Model Rules of Professional Conduct. Professor Morgan has been dean of the Emory University School of Law, a professor at the University of Illinois and Brigham Young
University, a visiting professor at Cornell, and a visiting scholar at Oxford. In 1990, he served as president of the Association of American Law Schools.

BUSINESS REPORT
Report on the Federal Judiciary – Chief Judge Ted Stewart, U.S. District Court, District of Utah

Judge of the Year
Lawyer of the Year
Section of the Year
Lifetime Service Award

K Litigation

Limelight C

L Transactional

Limlight B

M General I

Camas

N General II

Limelight A

O General III

Lupine

How to Win Judges and Summary
Judgment Motions
Hon. Thomas L. Kay – Second
District Court

Materials:

• PT1
• PT2
• PT3
• PT4
• PT5
• PT6
• PT7

Part 1: Accounting, Finance and
Economics for Transactional
Lawyers
Moderator: Hon. Dee V. Benson –
U.S. Federal District Court for Utah
Christine Botosan – Professor of
Accounting, University of Utah
Mark Glick – Professor of Economics,
University of Utah

Materials>>

Part 1: Contractor v. Lender:
Prosecuting & Defending
Mechanics Lien Claims Between
Contractors/Suppliers and Lenders/
Title Companies
Dana T. Farmer – Smith Knowles
Bradley L. Tilt – Fabian & Clendenin

Materials:

• PT1
• PT2
• PT3

P Litigation

Limmelight C

Q Transactional

Limelight B

R General I

Camas

S General II

Limelight A

T General III

Lupine

The Criminal Law & Civil Law Conundrum – Playing Nice

James C. Bradshaw – Brown Bradshaw
& Moffatt
Christopher G. Bown – Salt Lake
District Attorney’s Office

(PROF./CIVILITY)

Part 2: Accounting, Finance and
Economics for Transactional Lawyers

Moderator: Hon. Clark Waddoups –
U.S. Federal District Court for Utah
James R. Kearl - Prof. of Economics Brigham Young University
Ted Tatos – Statistician, Empirical
Analytics
Richard Hoffman – Lone Peak Valuation

Materials>>

• PT1
• PT2
• PT3

Part 2: Contractor v. Lender:
Prosecuting & Defending
Mechanics Lien Claims Between
Contractors / Suppliers and Lenders/
Title Companies

Dana T. Farmer – Smith Knowles
Bradley L. Tilt – Fabian & Clendenin

The Vanishing American Lawyer and
the Future of the Practice of Law

Prof. Thomas D. Morgan – George
Washington University Law School

What You Need to Know about the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Aaron G. Murphy – Latham & Watkins,
LLP, Los Angeles, CA

24th Annual President’s Cup Golf Tournament

Sun Valley Resort Golf Course; $165 per player. (SAME PRICE AS 2 YEARS AGO!) Four-person scramble for men, women and couples.
(shotgun) S.J. Quinney College of Law Reception to follow at 5:00 pm.

TRAP SHOOT:

Trap Shooting Tournament: 50 Targets: $95 (Sun Valley provides gun & ammunition) $45 (You provide gun & ammunition)

Sporting Clays Tournament: 100 Targets: $130 (Sun Valley provides gun & ammunition) $75 (You provide gun & ammunition

FLY FISHING COURSE/CASTING COMPETITION: EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE "Ketchum on the Fly" STORE IN SUN VALLEY NO LONGER CARRIES FLY FISHING COURSE/CASTING EQUIPMENT.

6:30 - 9:30*pm

Limelight B

6:30 - 7:30pm

7:30pm

Limelight B

9:00 - 10:00am

1 CLE HOUR

KEYNOTE ADDRESS (Limelight B)

Ethics Safari:  Surviving the Legal Practice Jungle

MATERIALS>>

Jack Marshall is the president and founder of ProEthics, Ltd., and the primary writer
and editor of the ethics commentary blog, Ethics Alarms (www.ethicsalarms.com). He has taken the experience gleaned from a diverse career in law, public policy, academia and theater and applied it to the field of legal, business, accounting and organizational ethics. Leading ProEthics, he has developed more than 120 programs for bar associations, law firms, Fortune 500 companies, and non-profit organizations, and has presented programs nationally from Alaska to Florida, and internationally from Mongolia to Nigeria.

A member of the Massachusetts and D.C. Bars, Marshall is a graduate of Harvard College and Georgetown University Law Center. He is also an award-winning stage director, and is the founder and artistic director of The American Century Theater, a professional company dedicated to producing classic American plays. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia with his wife and business partner, Grace Marshall, their son Grant, and their Jack Russell Terrier, Rugby. Like many who are interested in the nature of good, evil, justice, and chaos, Marshall is a lifetime fan of the Boston Red Sox.

U Litigation

Limelight A

V Transactional

Limelight B

W General I

Camas

X General II

Limelight C

Y General III

Lupine

High Conflict Issues in Custody
Cases

Martin N. Olsen – Olsen & Olsen
Melissa M. Bean – Parsons Behle &
Latimer

Materials>>TBA

The State of Business in Utah

Natalie Gochnour – Executive Vice
President of Policy & Communication,
Chief Economist, Salt Lake Chamber
of Commerce

Materials>>TBA

Stern v. Marshall One Year After:
What’s New About Bankruptcy
Court Jurisdiction

David E. Leta – Snell & Wilmer

Materials>>

Unconscious Bias:
How to Recognize Generational
and Cultural Differences

Yvette D. Donosso – Utah Attorney
General’s Office
(PROF./CIVILITY)

Materials>>

Caveat Venditor
(Let the Seller Beware)

Michael Hines – Former Director of the Enforcement Section of the Utah
Division of Securities

Materials>>

Z Litigation

Limelight A

AA Transactional

Limelight B

BB General I

Camas

CC General II

Limelight C

DD General III

Lupine

Internet Investigative Tools for
Lawyers

Jared D. Olson – Traffic Safety
Resource Prosecutor, Idaho
Prosecuting Attorneys Association

Materials>>

• PT1
• PT2

Survival Strategies in the Technology Jungle

Jack Marshall – ProEthics

(ETHICS)

Materials>>TBA

Unpaid Payroll Taxes: Handling an IRS Trust Fund Penalty from
Administrative Proceedings
through Litigation

Paul W. Jones – Attorney at Law

Materials>>TBA

Courtroom Technology: You Better
Learn What It Is and How To Use It

Hon. Clark Waddoups – U.S. District
Court for the District of Utah
Peter Stirba – Stirba & Associates
Eric Wheeler – Trial Tech

Materials>>TBA

It’s More Than LUST That Can Get You and Your Client in Trouble:
Environmental Considerations in
the Everyday Practice of Law

E. Blaine Rawson – Ray Quinney &
Nebeker

Materials>>TBA