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The Jackson Lewis 19th Annual Corporate Counsel Conference
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The Evolving Workplace 2008
This program will address cutting edge trends in managing workplace law issues and provide guidance on ensuring these issues do not distract your company from achieving its goals. Four one-hour sessions will focus on Employment Law Update, Disability Management, Technology and Employee Privacy, and Union Corporate Campaigns
Dynamic speakers and engaging workshops designed specifically for women practicing employment law and those engaged in employment law issues in their own workplace make this an enriching and timely learning experience. Held at the beautiful and relaxing Biltmore Hotel and Spa, this once-a-year conference is a don't miss event! Check back soon for more information.
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The Evolving Workplace 2008
AgendaWednesday, April 23 Noon-2:00 pm Registration 2:00-5:00 pm Panel Discussion: You Say You Want an Employment Law Revolution? A panel of workplace law specialists, political pundits, and prominent corporate counsel will lead a lively forum to discuss the Top Ten employment law issues of 2008 and how the upcoming election will likely impact the law of the workplace. Recent developments, new initiatives, and proposed legislation in the areas of employment law, disability management, class action litigation, corporate compliance, labor relations, and other key issues facing in-house employment counsel will be discussed. 7:00-9:00 pm Opening Reception A wonderful opportunity for good company, networking, and refreshments at poolside. Thursday, April 24 Special Morning Focus: When Your Workers Don't Work. Strategies for Managing Disability and Leave Issues. Idea-provoking discussions designed to help you implement effective disability, leave, and health management programs and preempt costly employment litigation. 7:00-8:00 am Registration and Breakfast 8:00-9:30 am Panel Discussion: Getting Ready for the ADA Restoration Act "Restoration" takes on a whole new meaning. If you think the Americans with Disabilities Act poses challenges now, imagine if virtually every diagnosable medical condition met the definition of "disability" under the ADA. All this may become a reality if Congress passes the ADA Restoration Act. Learn what this historic expansion of employee rights could mean for your company. 9:45-10:45 am Concurrent Workshop Sessions 11:00-Noon Why is This Guy Still on My Health Plan? Strategies for Removing Employees from "Leave Limbo" Returning the Disabled Employee to Work: Welcome to Your Next ADA and FMLA Claim Combating FMLA Abuse: Profiles of Employer Victories Workplace Violence: Strategies for Reconciling Competing Obligations Drug Testing in the Workplace: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going? Finding Gold in Medical Files: Overcoming HIPAA and Leveraging Employee Medical Records Beyond FMLA & ADA: Dismantling Benefit "Silos" Through Integrated Disability and Absence Management Noon-12:30 pm Lunch 12:30-1:30 pm General Session: Family Responsibility Discrimination and New Perspectives on Work/Family Balance, Conflicts and Litigation. Guest Speaker: Professor Joan Williams, University of California Hastings College of the Law. Meet FRD - the hot new employment claim. Research now confirms what employers already knew: claims brought by family caregivers are dramatically on the rise. During this session, Professor Williams, the guru of FRD, will examine if this larger societal issue is actually beyond the employer's control and will offer strategies for accommodating the needs of the "Generation Y'ers" and the "Sandwich Generation." 1:45-2:45 pm Concurrent Workshop Sessions 3:00-4:00 pm Courtroom Drama: Countering a Sympathetic Plaintiff The EEOC and "Systemic Discrimination": New Rules and Strategies for Confronting Claims In the Crosshairs: Making the Case for Effective Corporate Governance This workshop has been approved for 1.0 ethics CLE credit by the state of Nevada. Approval may vary in other jurisdictions. Preempting Wage Hour Class Actions: Strategies for Ending Off-the-Clock Claims 6:00-9:00 pm Cocktails and Dinner at the Bellagio Join us to celebrate Jackson Lewis' 50th anniversary! Friday, April 25 8:00-10:00 am Breakfast Presentation: Special Election Year Speakers James Carville and Mary Matalin. ALL'S FAIR: Love, War and Politics Washington's ultimate "political power couple" will bring their lively agree-to-disagree style - and a special intellectual sparkle - to this year's Conference. In this special morning event, they'll tackle issues that are more urgent than ever in a crucial presidential election year. 10:15-11:15 am Concurrent Workshop Sessions 11:30-12:30 pm Changing the Rules: Agreements on Forum, Venue, Statutes of Limitations, Jury Trial Waivers, and More What's on Your Blackberry? The Risks and Challenges for Managing Personal Data ERISA Litigation as Contact Sport: Remedies, New Opportunities, and Pitfalls "New Era" Trade Secret Protections: The Answer for Your Organization? Union Corporate Campaigns: Due Diligence Strategies to Protect Your Company 12:30-1:30 pm Closing Luncheon Guest Speaker: Mary Crane Working Together 9 to 5: Bridging the Generation Gap at Work Four separate generations are found in most workplaces today. Each of these generations bring very unique expectations to the office. Mary Crane, a workplace ethics, diversity and etiquette coach, will examine key events and people that influence each generation, the impact these events have on their values, attitudes and outlooks, and strategies for bridging the gap. Conference RegistrationThe $395 registration fee includes resource materials, meals and associated activities. The cost for a spouse or guest to attend is an additional $300. Fees must be paid in full to reserve a place. Jackson Lewis reserves the right to limit attendance or deny registration at its discretion. Hotel ReservationsRoom reservations are the responsibility of the registrant. A single or double occupancy room is available for the nights of the conference at the special rate of $249/night, exclusive of tax and incidentals. To make a reservation, call the Bellagio at 888-987-6667. You must identify yourself as attending the Jackson Lewis 19th Annual Corporate Counsel Conference to receive the group rate. Please note you must book by April 7, 2008 to receive the group rate. Continuing Education CreditThis course has been approved for up to 11 CLE credits (10 general and 1 ethics credit) by the Nevada Board of Continuing Legal Education. The number of credits approved in other jurisdictions may vary. FacilitiesThe AAA Five Diamond Award-winning Bellagio Hotel and Casino is a masterpiece of luxury and grandeur, combining the beauty of an Italian lakeside resort with the excitement of Las Vegas. With its majestic gardens, Mediterranean-inspired pools, and world-famous fountain "water ballet" show, the Bellagio offers an unparalleled resort experience. Its elegant accommodations, gourmet dining, upscale shopping, and fine art bring a true European elegance to Las Vegas. Contact for More Information and Registration
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