This Week at the City Bar
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17
6 PM – 9 PM, CLE
A "How To" Guide to Fiduciary Accountings
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18
12 PM – 2 PM, Event
A Current Look Inside the New York County D.A.’s Office
with Speaker Cyrus R. Vance Jr.
4:30 PM – 7:30 PM, Event
Mediation Settlement Day Kick-Off Event
6 PM – 8 PM, CLE
Lawyers in Transition: Legal, Practical, and Ethical Issues to Consider When
Changing a Job
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19
8 AM – 9:30 AM, Event
The Art and Science of “Working the Room”
9 AM – 12:30 PM, CLE
10th Annual Hot Topics in Advertising & Marketing Law
6 PM – 8 PM, CLE
Supreme Court Roundup: The Blockbuster Employment – Law Decisions from 2011 and What Employment Lawyers Should Expect in the Coming Term
6 PM – 8 PM, Event
Intelligent Interviewing: Telling Your Story, Selling Yourself
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM, Event
Careers in eDiscovery: A Program for Law Students
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20
9 AM – 4:30 PM, CLE
Writing To Persuade (Co-Sponsored with ALI-ABA)
6 PM – 8 PM, CLE
Defense of Marriage Act Litigation: Strategy, Tactics & Theory
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM, Event
The Death of Sovereignty?
7 PM – 9 PM, Event
Discerning Mind vs Judging Mind – Contemplative Lawyers Group
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM, CLE
Negotiating the Crossroads of Regulation & Litigation
8:30 AM – 4 PM, Event
Case Studies in Public Construction Procurement: At the Intersection of Built Environment Regulation and “On the Ground” Reality
9 AM – 4:50 PM, Event
CMJ 6th Annual Entertainment Business Law Seminar
9 AM – 5:45 PM, Event
International Law Weekend 2011 (Day 1 of 2)
6 PM – 9 PM, Event
Lawyering Beyond Borders: A Window Into the Practice of International Criminal Law at the International Criminal Court and Other International Tribunals
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Recent Committee Activity
Targeted Killings
The Task Force on National Security and the Rule of Law drafted a letter, signed by President Sam Seymour and sent to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, requesting information and clarification on the position of the United States Government regarding the law governing targeted killings. Specifically, the letter requested that any memoranda of law delivered by the Office of Legal Counsel that relates to this issue and the death of U.S. citizen Anwar al-Awlaki, be released to the public, with appropriate redactions. The letter notes that the authority of the government to kill individuals, especially U.S. citizens, away from an active theater of traditional warfare and without a trial or other public evidence of due process, raises Constitutional and statutory concerns, as well as global implications that may undermine humanity’s general assumptions about the security of life under the law, even in wartime.
Environmental Impact of the Keystone XL Pipeline
In a statement to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the Committee on International Environmental Law expressed concerns that the process used to evaluate the Keystone XL pipeline respect and abide by applicable international treaties and relevant U.S. law and rules, and urged the State Department to fully evaluate the pipeline’s environmental impacts, including the effect of climate change and the impact on wildlife.
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City Bar in the News
New York Law Journal, October 14, 2011
Personal Notes on Lawyers
Laura Mathews-Jolly has joined the Immigrant Women and Children Project at the City Bar Justice Center on a two-year Equal Justice Works fellowship, supported by Greenberg Traurig, to provide legal services to immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children and are survivors of labor and sex trafficking.
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