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| White Collar Crime 2005 - Negotiations & Trials Below, you will find a complete program description of the program. Included in your order are the course materials and the audio CD of the actual program. To order by fax or mail, please print and complete our CLE Course Materials Order Form. To order online, please click here. Book & Audio Set Pricing BBA Member $165.00 (Includes Coursebook & Audio CD set)Non-member $195.00 (Includes Coursebook & Audio CD set) Thursday | February 3, 2005 | 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Boston Bar Association Conference Center 16 Beacon Street Boston, MA 02108 Sponsor: Criminal Law Section How to Successfully Represent Individuals and Business Entities in White Collar Negotiations and Trials The explosion of government investigations into the health care, financial services and investment fields has resulted in numerous lengthy white collar criminal investigations, and prosecutions. Many of these cases are going to trial. As a result, the challenges facing white collar criminal defense lawyers are greater than ever. Significant challenges loom for defense counsel advising the target of a criminal investigation. For the practitioner who advises or defends individuals or businesses entities during government investigations and prosecutions, it is crucial to be on top of these developments and emerging trends in white collar crime. In this seminar you will learn:
Panelists: Hon. Nancy Gertner Richard M. Egbert, Esq. Diane Freniere, Esq. William H. Kettlewell, Esq. Paul Levenson, Esq. Joseph F. Savage, Jr., Esq. Bruce A. Singal, Esq. Nixon Peabody LLP Moderators and Program Chairs Amy Baron-Evans, Esq. Mark D. Smith, Esq. Adam Bookbinder, Esq.
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