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JW MARRIOTT SAN ANTONIO HILL COUNTRY RESORT & SPA

Construction Law Retail

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welcome t o th e wild west

Welcome to the Lone Star State… welcome to the Spring 2015 USLAW NETWORK ClientConference in beautiful San Antonio, Texas, at the spectacular JW Marriott. This year we'vetaken a definite western approach to Southern Hospitality. As always, our Spring Conferencepromises to deliver big on education, big on entertainment, and big on professionalnetworking. And we mean Texas-sized big.

We'll jump start each day with exhilarating educational opportunities presented by leadinglegal minds in the areas of construction, retail, insurance and transportation. Eachpresentation is designed to deliver the latest on hot legal topics in a high-energy, engagingformat. Fast and informative, you’ll find little time to tire of the topic with these enjoyableand information-packed presentations.

But like client conferences of the past, our daylight hours are 50% education and 50% fun,and after the powerpoint shuts down, the afternoon fires up. Raft the Guadalupe River, bikethe Mission Trail, try your aim at skeet shooting, or take refuge in the spa, to name a fewactivities. But rest up some, because big nights in big sky country await you.

We’ll kick the conference off with our own version of the Fiesta San Antonio!... an annualfestival that captures the flavor and history of this once-frontier land. Friday night is RodeoNight at Knibbe Ranch...a real slice of Texas Americana that delivers an authentic experiencerivaled by none. Finally we’ll close our conference by hitting the streets...exploring the latestculinary craze as we dine curbside at some of the finest food trucks in the Southwest.

Don’t miss this exciting conference. Join us in San Antonio in the heart of the Wild West!

APRIL 9

11:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.USLAW ConferenceRegistration Open

11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.USLAW NETWORK Board ofDirectors Meeting andWorking Lunch

2:15 P.M. – 3:30 P.M.USLAW Client Leadership CouncilMeeting

3:00 P.M. – 5:30 P.M.USLAW invited guest/memberattorney One-on-One Meetings

4:30 P.M. – 5:30 P.M.USLAW Practice Group Meet &Greet Receptions Open to All Conference Attendees• Construction Law• Insurance & Risk Management

Services• Retail• Transportation

5:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M.USLAW Invited Client OnlyReception Open to Invited Clients and Their Significant Others Only

6:30 P.M. – 9:30 P.M.fiesta San Antonio!

APRIL 10

7:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.USLAW ConferenceInformation Desk Open

MorningSpouse/Significant OtherOptional spa round robin

7:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M.BreakfastOpen for All Conference Attendees

8:15 A.M. – 8:30 A.M.Conference Opening Remarks

8:30 A.M. – 9:30 A.M.Keynote – Aron Ralston Fearless Adventurer and Subject of the Film 127 Hours

9:45 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.(4) Educational Tracks

12:30 P.M. – 6:00 P.M.Optional Afternoon SocialActivities for All ConferenceAttendees

6:30 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.big sky big night atKnibbe Ranch

APRIL 11

7:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.USLAW ConferenceInformation Desk Open

MorningSpouse/Significant OtherOptional spa round robin

7:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M.BreakfastOpen for All Conference Attendees

8:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.(4) Educational Tracks

12:30 P.M. – 6:00 P.M.Optional Afternoon SocialActivities for All ConferenceAttendees

7:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.truck stop Throw downuslaw’s farewell bash

SCHEDULE of EVENTSS U B J E C T T O C H A N G E

Meet AronRalstonFearlessAdventurerand Subject of the Film

127 Hours

Growing up in Ohio and Indiana before moving toColorado with his family in 1987, Aron Ralstonhad little exposure to the wild outdoors.

But by the time he hiked into a remote area ofUtah’s canyon country in April of 2003, he was anexperienced outdoorsman out for a walk in thepark. Seven miles into the canyon that day, Aronaccidentally dislodged a boulder that crushed andpinned his right hand. After six days of entrapmentalone, he freed himself with a cheap multi-toolknife and hiked to a miraculous rescue.

Since his amputation, Aron has written aninternationally bestselling book, Between a Rockand a Hard Place, spoken to hundreds ofaudiences around the world, and interviewed withTom Brokaw, David Letterman, and Jay Leno.

With new prosthetic arms that he designed, Aronreturned to his outdoor passions: he finishedclimbing Colorado’s 59 “Fourteeners,” in winter,solo; he’s skied from the summit of Denali, NorthAmerica’s highest mountain; and, he’s led a raftingexpedition through the Grand Canyon.

127 Hours, the major-motion-picture adaptationof his book, directed by Danny Boyle and starringJames Franco, was nominated for six Oscars.Aron’s only disappointment was that thesoundtrack didn’t have enough songs by hisfavorite band, Phish.

fiestaSan Antonio!

USLAW jumpstarts Texas’ Annual Rite of Spring –San Antonio Fiesta – with our own version of thenearly 125-year-old celebration – one week prior tothe Festival’s true commencement. We’ll capture thespirit, color, music and bright lights that is Fiestaon the lush grounds of the JW Marriott.

Part block party, part garden party, and 100% SanAntonio, we turn up the heat and the sound as wepay tribute to the battles of The Alamo and SanJacinto. Music fills the air with the upbeat sounds ofTejano, jazz, mariachi, rock, and pop. Music sets thetone but the food sets the flavor. From the Fiesta’s St.Mary’s-famed Oyster Bake, to Brackenridge Park’sTaste of New Orleans the huge selection of culinaryofferings at the USLAW Fiesta is guaranteed toplease.

Enjoy all the spectacle of our Food Villa, lavishlydecorated in blooms and blossoms as USLAW hostsits own rendition of the Fiesta’s Battle of FlowersParade. Come sunset, thousands of tiny lights come

alive in the surrounding greenery, as the Fiesta Flambeau Parade of Lights begins to shine –

USLAW-style.

Help kick-off the conference in styleat USLAW's Fiesta.

Attire: Casual

For over a century the Knibbe family have workedtheir ranch. And now they’ve opened their ranch tous. And like so many Texas ranches of the past,Friday night is Rodeo Night... a chance for acowboy to let off a little steam and maybe take homea little extra cash. Take a front row seat as authenticworking cowboys test their roping and bull ridingskills. See first-hand the important role the rodeoclown plays, as you discover his funny antics are farmore valuable than their mere entertainment. We’llalso hop a ranch hay wagon for a genuine look atwhat it takes to make a ranch successful, and likelytreat you to sightings of wildlife such as deer, wildhogs, armadillos, and turkeys, to name a few, aswe tour the breathtaking view of the panoramic HillCountry before us.

After a busy evening on the ranch, you’ll be ready fora Texas-sized dinner of sizzlin’ ribeyes, fall-off-the-bone ribs, and fresh-off-the-grill golden roastedchickens. Plus all the salads, veggies and cobblers tomake sure your appetite is satisfied. But don’t get toocomfortable, its musical guest Jody Jenkins andhis eight-piece band, a favorite of San Antonio’s.And we sure hate to waste that Texas Big Sky...so welight her up with a fireworks display guaranteedto dazzle!

Attire: Casual

big skybig nightKnibbe Ranch

truck stop throw down

U S L A W ’ S

Farewe l l Bash

There’s nothing quite like it. Food from a truck. Whatwas once looked upon as a “less than appetizing”means of dining... has turned into one of the FoodieNation’s finest pastimes. USLAW joins the craze aswe present some of the Southwest’s finest mealson wheels.

This year, the truck stops here at the JW Marriott. Asa matter of fact, several trucks stop here! Join us forour last evening in San Antonio where your tastebuds will travel to places as far away as thePhilippines and Pakistan and then back to places asnear and dear as a Texas Backyard Bar-B-Que! Savorthe flavors of Texas and the world beyond as wekeep on truckin’ through the Spring 2015 USLAWNETWORK Client Conference Grand Finale.

Music, great libations, and the wonderfulopportunity to connect with friends andcolleagues alike as we bid farewell to a mostmemorable conference. But like so many conferencesin the past, USLAW NETWORK has a surprise or twostill up its collective sleeves... surprises we feel certainyou won’t want to miss.

The JW Marriott Resort is situated in theTexas Hill Country in Cibolo Canyons,where crystal clear streams and toweringoak and cedar trees meet the majesty ofthe hills. The elements of authentic roots,hacienda style, beautiful views and healingwaters serve as the inspiration in bringingthis magnificent resort to life. The HillCountry resort features 140,000 squarefeet of meeting space, the 36-hole TPCSan Antonio and a sophisticated spa.

The Resort’s 26,000-square-foot LantanaSpa offers 30 treatment rooms. Acomplete fitness center and studio featuresthe latest in cardio-training equipment,free weights, and stationary weighttraining equipment as well as yoga andother fitness classes. Between treatments,guests can enjoy the peaceful serenity ofthe private, lagoon-like pool, healthyrefreshments at Replenish Spa Café orshop in the spa’s boutique.

The ultimate in outdoor fun and relaxationcombines a 650-foot rapid river ride, slides,an 1,100-foot-long lazy river withchildren’s pools, a serene adult pool, hotand cold plunge pools, whirlpools, and anexpansive activity pool.

Resort guests can find culinary delights andboutique shopping awaiting them at everycorner. The Resort’s three-meals-a-dayrestaurant, Cibolo Moon, serves authenticTexas cuisine that captures the uniqueflavors of the Texas Hill Country. Guestscan also enjoy shopping in the area’s high-end boutiques and shops. There’s nothingbigger in Texas than the love of sports, andguests can enjoy the Resort’s media-richsports bar, High Velocity, which puts themright in the middle of the action with wall-to-wall multi-media screens featuring avariety of sport channels.

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Spring 2015 Educational Tracks

Minimizing Litigation Costs inConstruction Defects CaseAlthough the laws applicable to construction defect cases differ, no matter what jurisdiction you arein, construction defect cases are expensive. In this session, the panel will discuss various strategiesfor minimizing costs in construction defect cases including targeted discovery, choosing theappropriate time for a dispositive motion and/or an early carve out settlement. The session will alsoinclude a discussion relating to recent issues with AI tenders and the affect that AI provisions haveon the cost of litigation.

What to do When OSHA Shows Up –Common Mistakes Made by CompaniesSay an OSHA inspector shows up at your door, unannounced, and wants to conduct an inspectionof your workplace. What do you do? Most companies, without question, let the inspector proceed.At the conclusion of the inspection, which could be days, weeks or months later, the company findsout if OSHA is going to issue any citations. Then, if the company is cited for one or more violations,the Company might for the first time in this process call a lawyer. This panel discussion will outlinethe options companies have when the OSHA inspector shows up, best practices, and also how toget the company prepared for a “surprise” OSHA inspection.

Construction JeopardyManaging a construction defect case can often seem like a game of “Jeopardy!” There is sometimesuncertainty as to what categories will be on the board in terms of other party’s involved, complicatedinsurance issues, and what experts will be brought to the table. This lively and entertaining programcomes to you from the people who brought you the crowd pleasing “Family Feud” at the previousconference held in 2013. In this game of “Jeopardy!,” the panelists will compete in answeringquestions on relevant topics in construction law. May the quickest on the signaling device win!

Hot Topics in Construction LawThe clock is running! Presenters are given eight minutes on a wide variety of developing legal issuesin the construction law arena. Time limits will be strictly enforced.

Topics to include:• WRAP insurance;• Mechanics Liens best practices;• Fracking-related trends;• Workers’ Compensation;• And more!

Surety: Who’s Going to Pay for This? Joint Session with Insurance & Risk Management Services TrackThis panel discussion will use a hypothetical fact pattern based on a public works construction projectto introduce the basics of surety law. The discussion will include an overview of surety law concepts,and the common types of claims made under payment and performance bonds. In addition, thepanel will compare and contrast the coverage generally provided on a construction project undersurety bonds versus that provided under commercial general liability insurance policies.

Sessions to Include:

Presented by the USLAWNETWORK Construction LawPractice Group

PRACTICE GROUPLEADERSHIPChairWilliam F. FinkWicker Smith O’Hara

McCoy & Ford P.A.Miami, FL

Vice ChairJean A. DalmoreMurchison & Cumming LLPLos Angeles, CA

SecretaryMichael J. RabusAhmuty, Demers & McManusAlbertson, NY

Track Co-ChairsE. Holland Howanitz Wicker Smith O’Hara

McCoy & Ford P.A.Jacksonville, FL

Patrick T. WhiteHuddleston Bolen LLPCharleston, WV

TRACK ONE Construction Law

“Absolutely the

best networking event

in the industry, and yet

despite all of the great

discussions I was never once

approached directly (or even

indirectly) for business.

This organization just proves

that it isn't the sales pitch

that matters, it is the

substance.”

Insurance & RiskManagement Services

First-Party Property Claims and Bad FaithArising from Major Storm EventsWith an increase in public adjusters and first-party property damage claims arising out of storm events,we have seen a spike in bad faith litigation involving those claims. Public adjusters are now focusingon unsavory “unreasonable delay of benefits” statutes, which present challenging issues for insurancecompanies and their adjusters in handling those claims, and counsel in defending first-party bad faithproperty claims. We will discuss how to best work with public adjusters, tactics that public adjustersare using to create delay and take advantage of a state’s statutes governing insurance companies, andways in which an insurance company can protect itself and bring a claim to resolution.

Primary vs. Excess Carrier’sRights and ObligationsThis panel will focus on the rights and obligations that flow between primary and excess insurers.We will tap industry professionals to provide insight from their respective vantage points and howthey view the role of each from both the primary looking up and the excess looking down. Our panelwill also include insight from the attorneys who are so often stuck in between these, occasionally,competing vantage points. The panel will provide an update on recent case law addressing commonlylitigated issues like horizontal vs. vertical exhaustion and good faith obligations to safeguard theinterests of an excess carrier. Our goal, in part, will be to offer attendees practical insights andrecommendations for those industry representatives and counsel forced into the muddy waters ofprimary vs. excess insurer disputes.

A Survey of New Emerging RisksDifferent panelists will each address a particular emerging risk facing the insurance industry and itsinsureds. Examples of issues to be addressed include: (1) Nanotechnology, cutting edge science withwide implications for medicine and electronics; (2) 3D printing, which allows for reproduction ofprototypes that may create insurable risks; (3) Legalized marijuana, which is giving rise to coverageand liability issues given the new and evolving legality of this industry; (4) Fracking in the oil andnatural gas industries, which has already generated claims that raise questions over potential damagesand what policy terms may be implicated; and (5) Data Breaches, on the heels of iCloud data andHome Depot breaches, what are the risks and who pays for any damages.

Reinsurance Disputes: What are the CurrentTrends and How are These DisputesImpacting Your Litigation?In the movie, All the President’s Men, the phrase “follow the money” was popularized. In thispresentation, a panel of experienced members of the reinsurance community will help you “followthe money” by explaining what reinsurance is, how it is intended to function and the current trendsin disputes arising between insurers and reinsurers (and between reinsurers and retrocessionaires).The discussion will shed some light on why these disputes might very well be impacting, behind thescenes, the unexplained hesitation of one of the parties in your claim situation.

The Role of a Surety in Construction Claim Joint Session with the Construction Law Practice GroupThis joint construction and insurance panel discussion will use a hypothetical fact pattern based on apublic works construction project to introduce the basics of surety law. The discussion will include anoverview of surety law concepts, and the common types of claims made under payment and performancebonds. In addition, the panel will compare and contrast the coverage generally provided on a constructionproject under surety bonds versus that provided under commercial general liability insurance policies.

Sessions to Include:

Presented by the USLAWNETWORK Insurance & RiskManagement ServicesPractice Group

PRACTICE GROUPLEADERSHIPChairRobert S. NobelTraub Lieberman Straus &

Shrewsberry LLPHawthorne, NY

Vice ChairBryan M. WeissMurchison & Cumming LLPLos Angeles, CA

SecretaryWilliam J. MitchellAhmuty, Demers & McManusAlbertson, NY

Track Co-ChairsL. Megan FaustRoetzel & AndressCleveland, OH

Michael D. RisebergAdler Pollock & Sheehan PCBoston, MA

TRACK two

“The USLAW

conferences are so well

organized, informative

and creative. It is a

reflection of the law firm

members as well, which is

exactly what you want

from defense

counsel.”

retail

It’s Okay to Say You Are Sorry –How to Protect Your Brand and do the RightThing at the Same TimeThe Retail and Hospitality sectors are often faced with high-profile accidents that place them in themedia spotlight. In this session, the panelists will discuss the pros and cons of early interventionfollowing an accident, including reaching out to injured parties and their families. The panelists willalso discuss early case intervention and resolution strategies, as well as the potential pitfalls attorneysand clients may encounter during this process.

The Employee Witness in a “Botched” AccidentInvestigation, and Other Sacrificial LambsA customer is injured on premises, management responds and an investigation of the accident takesplace. But a few careless mistakes during the in-store investigation leads to a seemingly harmlessfailure to preserve some evidence. Four years later the investigating member of management is onthe witness stand and under cross exam in a case where the retailer’s version of events and theplaintiff’s version of events are vastly different. This session will demonstrate the various ways in whichclever plaintiff’s lawyers can make a good employee look bad, and even dishonest, simply becauseof a few honest mistakes.

“IT’S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW!!!” Preparedness andResponding to the Active ShooterAn active shooter is defined by U.S. Department of Homeland Security as “an individual activelyengaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area.” The incidentlocations have often been described as “soft targets” such as retail, restaurant and hospitality centers,with limited active security measures or armed personnel to provide protection for members of thepublic. This session will discuss the risk management measures that organizations can implement toprepare for and address these events and how to respond once the event is over.

All Tokes Aside: Medical MarijuanaIssues on the RiseIn this session, the panel will address the myriad of issues affecting the retail and hospitality industriesdue to the proliferation of state medical marijuana legislation. Employers, and their Insurers, are noweven more at risk for workers’ compensation, employment law and tort liability claims. We willexamine the conflict between state and federal law on this issue putting employers in even moreprecarious situations and review the recent state and federal case law that is helping shape thislandmark issue.

Risk Management in the Retail World –How to Avoid the PitfallsThe Retail World is not all carefree shopping and profits, especially for those who have not hadsufficient forethought into a risk management plan. This panel will discuss the risks that exist forretailers and the ways and means of creating a strong risk management plan, from shifting the riskthrough indemnity provisions, attaining additional protections as an additional insured, vendorsendorsements and emergency response when appropriate.

Sessions to Include:

Presented by the USLAWNETWORK Retail PracticeGroup

PRACTICE GROUPLEADERSHIPChairNoble F. AllenHinckley, Allen & Snyder, LLPHartford, CT

Vice ChairSidney J. HardyMcCranie Sistrunk AnzelmoHardy McDaniel & Welch LLCNew Orleans, LA

SecretarySusan Childers NorthLeClairRyanWilliamsburg, VA

Track Co-ChairsKenneth M. AlweisGoldberg Segalla LLPSyracuse, NY

Thomas G. WilliamsQuattlebaum, Grooms & TullPLLCLittle Rock, AR

TRACK three

“Again, USLAW

doesn't disappoint.

The content was

relevant, the social

events allowed for great

professional networking,

and the event

logistics were

seamless.”

Learning from our Mistakes and Turning aNegative into a PositiveA catastrophic accident with adverse liability facts and traumatic, life-altering injuries can changelives and alter the course of a motor carrier. This panel will provide a video presentation of such acase, then explain how lessons learned changed company culture and led to a safer environment.

Developing a Defense Strategy to DiffuseHindsight Bias of Jurors This panel will analyze methods for reducing jurors from being “Monday morning quarterbacks”with 20/20 hindsight as well as reducing the potential for jurors to presume wrongdoing based ontheir knowledge of the bad outcome (e.g. the accident).

Admission of Liability: The “Good Guy”Approach and Other Heresies in theModern Age of Nuclear VerdictsDefense lawyers and risk managers are apprehensive to give up on contributory and comparativenegligence. When this approach is employed in unfounded factual situations, jurors hold it againstthem. If jurors believe the trucking company’s position is unfounded they hold it against them onissues that are being legitimately contested…damages, causation, etc. Is the better approach tosimply “come clean” and admit liability as soon as possible so as to defuse juror anger?

Inherent Conflict Between the InterstateNature of the Trucking Industry and theIntrastate Application of Workers’Compensation Laws This session will address if a trucking company contract with owner operators are independentcontractors for workers’ compensation purposes.

Health Nutrition and Fitness for the TruckDriver, Risk Manager and Defense Lawyer This presentation will be conducted by Mark Everest, a physical therapist/nutritionalist. It will outlineMark’s established programs for truck driver stretching, exercise and nutrition while driving over theroad to make them more productive, safer drivers, thereby reducing accidents that lead to workers’compensation claims and third party liability. He will also discuss the “Fourth Quarter” and provideguidance to improve the health and fitness of people who lead busy, high-stress lives with largeamounts of national travel.

Sessions to Include:

Presented by the USLAWNETWORK TransportationPractice Group

PRACTICE GROUPLEADERSHIPChairJohn PionPion, Nerone, Girman,

Winslow & Smith PCPittsburgh, PA

Track Co-ChairsMichael F. NeronePion, Nerone, Girman,

Winslow & Smith PCPittsburgh, PA

Michael P. SharpFee, Smith, Sharp & Vitullo LLPDallas, TX

transportationTRACK four

“USLAW provides

the most energetic

opportunity to meet

terrific lawyers in

an atmosphere that is

geared to foster

long-term

relationships.”

Friday and SaturdayActivities

Rafting or Paddle Boarding onthe Guadalupe

Golf at TPC San Antonio –Canyons Course

Sporting Clays at the Home ofthe National Sporting Clay

Association

Wakeboarding, Snowboardingand Dodgeball at the TSR

USLAW Pool Party at the JW Marriott

Golf at TPC San Antonio – Oaks Course

Spa Round Robin at Lantana Spaat the JW Marriott

USLAW’s Spanish Mission Tourand Lunch at Bliss

Bike the Mission Trail and Lunchat Bliss

Grape Stomp – Texas Style Call Of Duty: USLAW’sPaintball Tournament

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❑ ❑ THU APR 9 Fiesta San Antonio!

❑ ❑ FRI APR 10 Big Sky Big Night Knibbe Ranch

❑ ❑ SAT APR 11 Truck Stop Throw Down – USLAW’S Farewell Bash

CP S Optional Afternoon Activities

❑ ❑ FRI APR 10 I USLAW Pool Party at the JW Marriott

❑ ❑ II Golf at TPC San Antonio – Oaks Course

❑ ❑ III Spa Round Robin at Lantana Spa at the JW Marriott

❑ ❑ IV USLAW’s Spanish Mission Tour and Lunch at Bliss

❑ ❑ V Bike the Mission Trail and Lunch at Bliss

❑ ❑ VI Grape Stomp – Texas Style

❑ ❑ VII Call Of Duty: USLAW’s Paintball Tournament

❑ ❑ VIII Rafting or Paddle Boarding on the Guadalupe

❑ ❑ SAT APR 11 I USLAW Pool Party at the JW Marriott – Part Dos

❑ ❑ II Golf at TPC San Antonio – Canyons Course

❑ ❑ III Spa Round Robin at Lantana Spa at the JW Marriott

❑ ❑ IV USLAW’s Spanish Mission Tour and Lunch at Bliss

❑ ❑ V Bike the Mission Trail and Lunch at Bliss

❑ ❑ VI Grape Stomp – Texas Style

❑ ❑ VII Sporting Clays at the Home of the National Sporting Clay Association

❑ ❑ VIII Wakeboarding, Snowboarding and Dodgeball at the TSR

S Optional Morning Activities for Spouses/Guests

❑ FRI APR 10 I. Spa Round Robin at Lantana Spa at the JW Marriott

❑ SAT APR 11 I. Spa Round Robin at Lantana Spa at the JW Marriott

Select one per dayfor both CP & S

Select one per dayfor both CP & S

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