GW Law Bench-Bar Conference

?? Bankruptcy in 2025: A Comprehensive Transformation Following our previous discussions about legal challenges, our Bankruptcy Updates panel promises a holistic view of the evolving bankruptcy landscape. This is not just an update – it's a forward-looking exploration. Moderated by Alan Morrison, featuring: ? Anne Andrews ? Mikal Watts ? Lindsey Simon ? Emily Kent ? Greg Gordon ? Robert Drain Dive into: ? Post-pandemic bankruptcy landscapes ? Technological disruptions in restructuring ? Intersection of financial and legal strategies ? Predictive models for corporate restructuring Seats are limited. Register at https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #BankruptcyLaw #LegalFuture #GWLawForum2025

?? Navigating Mass Torts: More Than Just Legal Proceedings For those who've been tracking our event's development, our Bellwethers and Mediation panel represents the cutting-edge of mass tort litigation strategy. This isn't just a discussion – it's a strategic roadmap for legal professionals. Moderated by Jay Tidmarsh, our panel brings together unparalleled expertise: ? Judge Karen Caldwell ? Erin Copeland ? Elizabeth Cabraser ? John Beisner What You'll Learn: ? How bellwether cases shape entire litigation landscapes ? Mediation techniques that resolve complex disputes ? Emerging trends in mass tort resolution ? Strategic approaches that go beyond traditional litigation Register: https://lnkd.in/eDx6ExPh #MassTorts #LegalStrategy #GWLawForum2025

?? Beyond the Basics: Litigation Finance Unpacked For those who've been following our GW Law Bench-Bar Forum journey, our upcoming Litigation Finance panel promises to go far deeper than surface-level discussions. Building on our previous conversations about complex litigation, this session will unveil the intricate mechanisms that are reshaping legal strategy. Led by moderator Rick Marcus, our distinguished panel includes: ? Deborah Hensler ? Judge Lee Rosenthal ? Maya Steinitz ? Alex Dahl Key Discussion Points: ? How litigation finance is democratizing access to justice ? Ethical considerations and emerging regulatory landscapes ? Case studies of transformative financial interventions Not just another panel – a deep exploration of how money meets justice. #LitigationFinance #LegalInnovation #GWLawForum2025

?? What happens when judges, practitioners, and academics can speak freely about complex litigation challenges? The GW Law Bench-Bar Forum has a proven track record of fostering collaborations that shape industry practices. Our 2025 session continues this tradition with focused discussions on litigation financing, bellwether trials, and mass tort resolution. Limited seats available: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #LegalInnovation #ComplexLitigation #ProfessionalGrowth

The landscape of litigation financing has evolved dramatically over the past decade, reshaping how complex cases are pursued and resolved. At the GW Law Bench-Bar Forum 2025, Professor Rick Marcus will lead a crucial examination of this transformation, exploring how modern financing categories are affecting judicial oversight and case dynamics. Join us on April 10th as we delve into the practical implications of third-party funding for your litigation strategy. Register now: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #LitigationFinance #ComplexLitigation #LegalInnovation

???? How are bellwether mediations changing the landscape of mass tort resolution? What role will they play in future MDL management? Join us on April 10th as we examine the evolution of these critical tools and their impact on settlement dynamics. Register today: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #MassTorts #Mediation #LegalInnovation

"The insights I gained from informal discussions during coffee breaks proved as valuable as the formal sessions." - Previous Forum Attendee The GW Law Bench-Bar Forum's Chatham House Rule environment creates unique opportunities for bench-bar dialogue that simply can't happen elsewhere. Join us April 10-11 to be part of these transformative conversations. Register now: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #LegalNetworking #ProfessionalDevelopment #BenchBar

What can U.S. courts learn from international approaches to litigation funding? How are domestic applications evolving? Our Third-Party Litigation Financing panel on April 10th brings together leading minds to examine these questions and more, offering practical insights for both funders and practitioners. Don't miss this opportunity to shape the future of litigation funding regulation. Learn more: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #LegalFunding #InternationalLaw #LitigationStrategy

The selection of bellwether trials can make or break an MDL resolution strategy. On April 10th, Professor Jay Tidmarsh moderates an expert panel exploring innovative approaches to trial selection and timing. Discover how leading practitioners are revolutionizing bellwether methodologies to achieve more effective outcomes. ? Register now: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ #BellwetherTrials #MDL #LitigationStrategy

?? Registration is now open for the GW Law Bench-Bar Forum 2025! Join us this April 10-11 in Washington, D.C. for an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the nation's leading complex litigation minds. Our distinguished speakers include Judges Lee Rosenthal, David Proctor, and Nancy Rosenstengel, alongside renowned experts Elizabeth Cabraser and Ken Feinberg. This year's program features critical examinations of: ? Third-Party Litigation Financing with Professor Rick Marcus ? Bellwether Trial Innovation with Professor Jay Tidmarsh ? State AG Roles in Mass Torts with Professor Roger Trangsrud ? Mass Tort Resolution in Chapter 11 with Professor Alan Morrison Early bird pricing is available for a limited time. Secure your spot today: https://gwlawbenchbar.com/ is #ComplexLitigation #LegalInnovation #MDL #GWLaw