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1994-06-19T14:13:00-04:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/Capitol_default-image.jpgAt the twelveth annual Federal Circuit Judicial Conference, which took place in Washington, D.C. Courts in the federal circuit issue decisions on cases involving federal claims, international trade, veteran appeals, patents and trademark issues. The upcoming panel discussion is about litigation ethics. Among the panelists are federal judges, lawyers and journalists.
At the twelveth annual Federal Circuit Judicial Conference, which took place in Washington, D.C. Courts in the federal circuit issue… read more
At the twelveth annual Federal Circuit Judicial Conference, which took place in Washington, D.C. Courts in the federal circuit issue decisions on cases involving federal claims, international trade, veteran appeals, patents and trademark issues. The upcoming panel discussion is about litigation ethics. Among the panelists are federal judges, lawyers and journalists. close
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- William C. Bryson Deputy Solicitor General United States
- Stephen Gillers Professor New York University School of Law
- John Higgins Senior Vice President Hughes Aircraft
- Susan Koniak Professor Boston University->Law
- Helen Nies Chief Judge U.S. Court of Appeals->Federal Circuit
- Allen Snyder Attorney
- Kenneth W. Starr Independent Counsel Whitewater Investigation
- Stuart S. Taylor Jr. Senior Writer American Lawyer, The
- Bob Woodward Assistant Managing Editor Washington Post
- Zoe Baird Chair American Jewish Congress->Board of Advisors
- Brendan Sullivan Attorney
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