Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2020

Time: 2pm ET | 11am PT

Sponsored by: LexisNexis

There’s a new legal landscape for government attorneys and the law firms that work alongside them. State attorneys general are approaching their work in new ways, spearheading litigation in targeted areas like data privacy and public health. And in the private practice world, there’s a complementary trend – a number of law firms are creating or building up their state AG practices in response.

Join this webcast to gain an understanding of the legal landscape for state attorneys general and other government attorneys, including how law firms are responding to the demand for state AG work, the challenges and triumphs of modern state AGs and the issues they are targeting most through litigation. 

6 critical issues will be addressed during this webcast:

• Working within budget constraints to get mission-critical litigation and transactions accomplished
• Making sure justice is served despite complex legal issues in myriad areas requiring special knowledge
• Using technological innovation to simplify work processes
• Staying abreast of legislation and watching federal and jurisdictional developments, decisions, and trends
• Juggling limited resources with an increasing task, case and transaction load
• Advancing research skills and keeping knowledge updated

Speakers:

Karl A. Racine | Attorney General | Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia 

Natalie O. Ludaway | Partner | Crowell & Moring LLP

Lisa Helem | Editor-in-Chief  | The National Law Journal | Legal Times 

Teresa Harmon | Vice President, SLG | LexisNexis