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During this Legal Update, we will explore the role of mindfulness in both our professional and personal lives. Our discussion will cover topics related to health and wellness, performance, civility, and ethical decision-making. We will also examine the factors that can hinder these goals and how the practice of mindfulness can serve as a stabilizing force to help achieve them. Our conversation will also explore how mindfulness can help us become more attuned to identifying assumptions and biases — both in terms of professionalism and in the context of problem-solving within the practice of law. Because practicing mindfulness is central to our topic, we will learn a popular mindfulness practice that can be helpful in relieving stress and allowing us to see things more clearly.
During this Legal Update, we will explore the role of mindfulness in both our professional and personal lives. Our discussion will cover topics related to health and wellness, performance, civility, and ethical decision-making. We will also examine the factors that can hinder these goals and how the practice of mindfulness can serve as a stabilizing force to help achieve them. Our conversation will also explore how mindfulness can help us become more attuned to identifying assumptions and biases — both in terms of professionalism and in the context of problem-solving within the practice of law. Because practicing mindfulness is central to our topic, we will learn a popular mindfulness practice that can be helpful in relieving stress and allowing us to see things more clearly.
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A conversation with former general counsels and an ethics expert on handling real life ethics questions that may be uniquely faced by general counsels, chief legal officers and senior legal officers. An interactive discussion with hypotheticals that could be from real life.
1.0 CLE Credits Pending
A conversation with former general counsels and an ethics expert on handling real life ethics questions that may be uniquely faced by general counsels, chief legal officers and senior legal officers. An interactive discussion with hypotheticals that could be from real life.
Co-Sponsored by:
- Law Dept. Mgmt. Network
- Litigation Network
- Compliance & Ethics Network
Our panelists are:
Joanna Rosen Forster
Partner, Crowell & Moring
San Francisco, CA
Joanna Rosen Forster is a litigation partner in the San Francisco office of Crowell & Moring where she specializes in complex commercial litigation and investigations, and frequently advises and counsels companies on consumer deception, unfair competition and content moderation laws and compliance. Before joining Crowell, she was the General Counsel and Chief Compliance officer for ContextLogic Inc., dba Wish, a global ecommerce marketplace doing business in 60 countries. Prior to joining Wish she was a Deputy Attorney General for the California Department of Justice in the Corporate Fraud Section.
David Schnorrenberg
Partner and General Counsel, Crowell & Moring
Washington, D.C.
David Schnorrenberg is a litigation partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Crowell & Moring. He represents clients in antitrust, intellectual property and other complex commercial litigation matters. He also serves as the General Counsel of Crowell & Morning, a role in which, among other things, he counsels the firm’s attorneys on legal ethics.
Elaine Taussig
Partner, Crowell & Moring
Chicago, IL
Elaine Taussig is a corporate partner in the Chicago office of Crowell & Moring where she specializes in public and private securities compliance and offerings, mergers and acquisitions, complex commercial transactions and corporate governance issues. Prior to joining Crowell, Elaine served as General Counsel for several companies, including companies in the print and digital media, energy, and health care technology industries.
Join the Conversation:
The goal of the Real Estate network is to explore and develop practice methods for attorneys who regularly practice real estate law.
The network allows these lawyers to effectively and efficiently provide legal services to their corporate clients via the mutual sharing of nonproprietary information, processes, knowledge, and documents produced by network members.
The network also develops industry-related resources and information to ACC members who do not regularly practice real estate law.
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During this Legal Update, we will explore the role of mindfulness in both our professional and personal lives. Our discussion will cover topics related to health and wellness, performance, civility, and ethical decision-making. We will also examine the factors that can hinder these goals and how the practice of mindfulness can serve as a stabilizing force to help achieve them. Our conversation will also explore how mindfulness can help us become more attuned to identifying assumptions and biases — both in terms of professionalism and in the context of problem-solving within the practice of law. Because practicing mindfulness is central to our topic, we will learn a popular mindfulness practice that can be helpful in relieving stress and allowing us to see things more clearly.
During this Legal Update, we will explore the role of mindfulness in both our professional and personal lives. Our discussion will cover topics related to health and wellness, performance, civility, and ethical decision-making. We will also examine the factors that can hinder these goals and how the practice of mindfulness can serve as a stabilizing force to help achieve them. Our conversation will also explore how mindfulness can help us become more attuned to identifying assumptions and biases — both in terms of professionalism and in the context of problem-solving within the practice of law. Because practicing mindfulness is central to our topic, we will learn a popular mindfulness practice that can be helpful in relieving stress and allowing us to see things more clearly.
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A conversation with former general counsels and an ethics expert on handling real life ethics questions that may be uniquely faced by general counsels, chief legal officers and senior legal officers. An interactive discussion with hypotheticals that could be from real life.
1.0 CLE Credits Pending
A conversation with former general counsels and an ethics expert on handling real life ethics questions that may be uniquely faced by general counsels, chief legal officers and senior legal officers. An interactive discussion with hypotheticals that could be from real life.
Co-Sponsored by:
- Law Dept. Mgmt. Network
- Litigation Network
- Compliance & Ethics Network
Our panelists are:
Joanna Rosen Forster
Partner, Crowell & Moring
San Francisco, CA
Joanna Rosen Forster is a litigation partner in the San Francisco office of Crowell & Moring where she specializes in complex commercial litigation and investigations, and frequently advises and counsels companies on consumer deception, unfair competition and content moderation laws and compliance. Before joining Crowell, she was the General Counsel and Chief Compliance officer for ContextLogic Inc., dba Wish, a global ecommerce marketplace doing business in 60 countries. Prior to joining Wish she was a Deputy Attorney General for the California Department of Justice in the Corporate Fraud Section.
David Schnorrenberg
Partner and General Counsel, Crowell & Moring
Washington, D.C.
David Schnorrenberg is a litigation partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Crowell & Moring. He represents clients in antitrust, intellectual property and other complex commercial litigation matters. He also serves as the General Counsel of Crowell & Morning, a role in which, among other things, he counsels the firm’s attorneys on legal ethics.
Elaine Taussig
Partner, Crowell & Moring
Chicago, IL
Elaine Taussig is a corporate partner in the Chicago office of Crowell & Moring where she specializes in public and private securities compliance and offerings, mergers and acquisitions, complex commercial transactions and corporate governance issues. Prior to joining Crowell, Elaine served as General Counsel for several companies, including companies in the print and digital media, energy, and health care technology industries.
Join the Conversation:
The goal of the Real Estate network is to explore and develop practice methods for attorneys who regularly practice real estate law.
The network allows these lawyers to effectively and efficiently provide legal services to their corporate clients via the mutual sharing of nonproprietary information, processes, knowledge, and documents produced by network members.
The network also develops industry-related resources and information to ACC members who do not regularly practice real estate law.
