CPR Annual Meeting

2016

ANNUAL MEETING

THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION DIVIDE Harmonizing Global Approaches

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THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION DIVIDE HARMONIZING GLOBAL APPROACHES We live in interesting times. With the growth of global trade in the post-war era, we saw the growth of efforts to harmonize approaches to dispute resolution – and, in particular, arbitration – around the world. The New York Convention provided the foundation for success on that front – a foundation upon which UNCITRAL Model Laws and Rules for commercial arbitration and conciliation have built, thus paving the way for growing uniformity in institutional approaches to dispute resolution around the world. Yet, this very success has produced a backlash. Treaty-based arbitration is being challenged as a violation of state sovereignty, ethical concerns are being raised in both investorstate and broader commercial arbitration contexts. As the use of mediation grows, calls for national and international standards raise concerns about preserving the flexibility that is widely viewed as a hallmark of conciliation/mediation processes.

Join CPR and our esteemed colleagues for the 2016 Annual Meeting as we examine these and other issues and the way forward in global economy facing increasing resistance to the very concept of globalization.

Register today at www.cprmeeting.org.

2016 CPR Annual Meeting Advisory Committee We would like to extend our thanks to the 2016 Annual Meeting Advisory Committee, whose efforts on behalf of CPR have made this event possible: STEVEN ANTUNES

TONY DILEO

JACK LEVIN

ANDREW OLEJNIK

AEGIS Insurance Services, Inc.

Anthony M. DiLeo, A Professional Corporation

Levin ADR

Jenner & Block LLP

KENNETH GLASNER

DANA MACGRATH

CHARLES PATRIZIA

Astigarraga Davis

Sidley Austin LLP

Paul Hastings LLP

KATHERINE BENESCH

Kenneth Glasner Q.C. Law Corporation

CJ MAHONEY

NATHALIE REID

Williams & Connolly LLP

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

DALE MATSCHULLAT

LAWRENCE SCHANER

Schiff Hardin LLP

Jenner & Block LLP

DAVID MCLEAN

THOMAS STIPANOWICH

Latham & Watkins LLP

Pepperdine University School of Law

C. MICHAEL MOORE

HARRY TRUEHEART

Dentons

Nixon Peabody LLP

JOHN MURNANE

NANCY VANDERLIP

Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto

Nancy Vanderlip

Jeff Kichaven, Mediator

JEAN-CLAUDE NAJAR

JAY WAKS

JUDITH KORCHIN

Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP

Kaye Scholer LLP

MICHAEL NOLAN

Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP

JOSE ASTIGARRAGA

Benesch and Associates, LLC

JOHN BICKERMAN Bickerman Dispute Resolution, PLLC

JEFFREY BLEICH Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP

JOHN BUCKLEY Williams & Connolly LLP

MARY BETH CANTRELL Amgen Inc.

STEVEN COMEN Goodwin Procter LLP

ROBERT COPPLE Copple & Associates, P.C.

ROGER DEITZ Roger M. Deitz, Esq. Mediator and Arbitrator

DEBORAH GREENSPAN Dickstein Shapiro LLP

MARK HADDAD Sidley Austin LLP

KURT HANSSON Paul Hastings LLP

KIRKE HASSON Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

JEFF KICHAVEN

Holland & Knight LLP

A.J. KROUSE Frilot LLC

Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP

JOHN LANDE

JOHN NONNA

University of Missouri School of Law

Squire Patton Boggs

STEPHEN YOUNGER HOWARD ZELBO Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP

RICHARD ZIEGLER Jenner & Block LLP

Join Us in New Orleans, Louisiana CPR’s 2016 Annual Meeting promises to be the latest in a series of exceptionally engaging events. Once again, meeting panelists and participants will include an outstanding group of General Counsel, leading practitioners, noted academics and jurists, and expert international arbitrators and mediators.

The opening keynote address will be by Gov. Howard Dean, former governor of Vermont, presidential candidate, Chair of the Democratic National Committee and noted political commentator. The panels program on Day One will begin with “Are We Killing Mediation?” a panel continuing the robust debate at AM15 on changes in mediation practice and their impact on mediation effectiveness.

The next panel, “Why I ‘Hate’ Arbitration”, will be a lively discussion of reasons counsel avoid and/or delay dispute resolution. Following our morning dissecting issues and challenges in dispute resolution, the afternoon of Day One will begin with “Creative Approaches to Aligning Interests in Dispute Resolution”, a panel focused on the innovative approaches our neighbors in Brazil and Canada are using to enhance dispute resolution processes and outcomes.

The panels on Day One will conclude with “Redefining Winning – CPR Hot Topics”, addressing emerging issues and solutions in dispute resolution around the world.

On the evening of Day One, CPR is pleased to announce that it will honor Monsanto Company and Scott Partridge, the company’s Vice President of Global Strategy, with the inaugural Inspiring Innovation Award in recognition of Monsanto’s development

and implementation of a unique, business-led dispute management process creating a powerful, proactive industry-wide dispute identification and resolution program.

The program on Day Two will begin with a keynote address by Kenneth Feinberg, noted mediator, Special Master for victim compensation funds, including the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund and One Fund Boston, and author of What is Life Worth? and Who gets What? Day Two will continue with breakout sessions including an IP panel addressing Patent ADR around the world, a Healthcare panel addressing dispute resolution in the context of the industry consolidation and realignment that have followed in the wake of the Affordable Care Act, and an In-house panel addressing practical and strategic issues involved in arbitrator selection. The morning with continue with “The Rising Global Debate Regarding Arbitration Ethics”, a spirited discussion of the nature and source of concerns and a range of proposals that have been made to “solve” the problems. Day Two will conclude with two CPR perennial favorites. First, CPR’s Business Roundtable, during which leading General Counsel from around the world will address strategic issues they face as they implement a thoughtful approach to dispute resolution. Second, we will once again convene a dynamic and interactive ethics panel addressing key issues faced day-to-day in dispute resolution.

We look forward to seeing you at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, LA!

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Day 1: Tuesday, February 16, 2016 7:00-8:00 am Registration and Networking Breakfast 8:00-8:05 am Welcome Remarks Beth Trent CPR Senior Vice President, Public Policy

8:05-8:10 am Introduction of Keynote Speaker John J. Buckley Jr. Partner Williams & Connolly

8:10-9:10 am Keynote Address: Governor Howard Dean Governor Howard Dean Governor Howard Dean, former DNC Chairman, presidential candidate, six term Governor and a physician, currently works as a part time independent consultant focusing on the areas of health care, early childhood development, alternative energy and the expansion of grassroots politics around the world.

Dean serves as a MSNBC contributor and is the founder of Democracy for America, a progressive online organization with one million members nation wide. DFA works to elect more progressive candidates to local, state and national office by providing the tools to create change.

Dean Currently serves on the Board of the National Democratic Institute, a democracy building organization chaired by former Secretary of State Madeline Albright.

He has extensive experience in Southeastern Europe including in Ukraine, Moldova, and the Balkans. He has also has an extensive knowledge of Iraqi and Iranian affairs, and has spent time in China and Myanmar as a result of his NDI activities. He has been active in anti human trafficking efforts in Asia and in the United States. He lectures frequently in Europe, and is currently teaching a course on the Politics of American Foreign Policy at the Jackson Institute at Yale. He also teaches at Hofstra University’s Peter S. Kalikow School of Government: Public Policy & International Affairs and the University of Vermont.

“ Participation in CPR’s meetings has enabled me to acquire innovative ADR strategies and gain valuable insight regarding current trends and practices in dispute resolution” Barbara E. Daniele Senior Vice President & General Counsel GE Capital, Americas

Respected on both sides of the political aisle, Dean was chairman of the National Governors’ Association and the Democratic Governors’ Association. Dean left office in Vermont to run for President in 2003 where he implemented innovative fundraising strategies such as use of the Internet.

As chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Dean created and implemented the “50 State Strategy” and the development of 21st century campaign tools.

Dean is credited with helping Democrats make historic gains in 2006 and 2008.

9:10-9:30 am CEO Welcome Noah J. Hanft CPR Institute, President and CEO

9:30-10:30 am Are We Killing Mediation?

In the U.S. alone, approaches to mediation vary sufficiently so that it is not uncommon to hear references to “East Coast” style, “West Coast” style, and “the California experience.” Global practices introduce even more variation. Practices such as mandatory mediation, avoidance of joint sessions, and limiting mediator interaction with parties have given rise to enormous debate about whether certain practices reduce the efficacy and/or professionalism of mediation.

This panel will address these issues in the classic CPR interactive style, drawing from the experiences of the panelists and the audience.

Moderator Hon. Layn R. Phillips CEO, Mediator & Arbitrator Phillips ADR Enterprises Los Angeles, CA

Day 1: Tuesday, February 16, 2016 Speakers Hon. Timothy K. Lewis Counsel Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis LLP Pittsburgh, PA Francis E. McGovern Professor of Law Duke University School of Law Durham, NC Malini Moorthy Vice President & Assistant General Counsel Bayer Corporation Whippany, NJ Tamara J. Murray Senior Litigation Counsel Google, Inc. Mountain View, CA

11:00-12:30 pm Why I “Hate” Arbitration A candid panel discussion addressing the reasons parties and counsel avoid/resist using dispute resolution, including whether there is a gap between perception and reality regarding arbitral processes and outcomes.

Moderator Aidan Synnott Partner Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP New York, NY Speakers David H. Bernstein Partner Debevoise & Plimpton New York, NY Michael Freeman Divisional Vice President and Assistant General Counsel Walgreens Chicago, IL Daniel Slifkin Partner Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP New York, NY

12:30-1:30 pm Awards Luncheon

“ CPR membership is the most cost-effective method of achieving excellence in dispute resolution, delivering substantive expertise and practical tools at a fraction of the cost and time of developing them independently.”

David Burt Corporate Counsel DuPont

1:30-2:30 pm Creative Approaches to Aligning Interests in Dispute Resolution, What We Can Learn from Neighbors to the North and the South Challenges in dispute resolution – and approaches to resolving those challenges – vary by region, country, and industry. This panel will share Canadian and South American approaches to addressing challenges that can provide perspectives on how others can address those challenges on the home front.

Moderator Renato Grion Partner Pinheiro Neto Advogados São Paulo, BRAZIL Speakers Tiago Cortez Partner Koury Lopes Avogados São Paulo, BRAZIL Kenneth Glasner, QC Barrister & Solicitor Kenneth Glasner QC Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA Mauricio Gomm Santos Partner Gomm & Smith Miami, FL Robert Wisner Partner McMillan LLP Toronto, Ontario, CANADA

Day 1: Tuesday, February 16, 2016 2:30-4:00 pm Redefining Winning – Hot Topics in Dispute Resolution This panel will address timely and often controversial issues in dispute resolution, such as whether mediation is truly confidential, how to expand the international arbitration “insiders club,” and why achieving diversity in dispute resolution is a perennial problem.

Moderator Mourice Kuitems Managing General Counsel Fluor Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS Speakers: Noah J. Hanft CEO, CPR Institute New York, NY Hon. Timothy K. Lewis Counsel Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis LLP Pittsburgh, PA Mark McNeill Partner Shearman & Sterling London, UK Alexander Oddy Partner Herbert Smith Freehills London, UK Natalie L. Reid Partner Debevoise & Plimpton New York, NY Mara Weinstein Neutral Recruiter/Trainer Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) New York, NY

6:00-7:00 pm Cocktail Reception

7:00-9:00 pm Inspiring Innovation Award Dinner In recognition of its development and implementation of a unique, business-led dispute management process creating a powerful, proactive industry-wide dispute identification and resolution program, CPR is proud to present the inaugural Inspiring Innovation Award to: Monsanto Company

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Scott S. Partridge Vice President, Global Strategy

INTRODUCING

Day 2: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 7:00-8:00 am Breakfast

Mr. Feinberg has been appointed to two presidentiallevel commissions because of his experience and expertise, and has had a distinguished teaching career as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown University, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, New York University, and the University of Virginia.

8:00-8:05 am Introduction of Keynote Speaker

In 2004, he was named “Lawyer of the Year” by the National Law Journal (2004), and has been named repeatedly as one of “The 100 Most Influential Lawyers in America” by the National Law Journal.

Natalie Reid, Partner Partner Debevoise &Plimpton.

8:00-9:00 am Keynote Address: Kenneth R. Feinberg Kenneth R. Feinberg Esq. The Law Offices of Kenneth R. Feinberg, PC

Kenneth R. Feinberg has been key to resolving many of our nation’s most challenging and widely known disputes. He is best known for serving as the Special Master of the Federal September 11th Victim Compensation Fund of 2001, in which he reached out to all who qualified to file a claim, evaluated applications, determined appropriate compensation, and disseminated awards. Mr. Feinberg shared his extraordinary experience in his 2005 book What Is Life Worth? and in his follow-up book Who Gets What, published in 2012. Mr. Feinberg became Fund Administrator for the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund following the tragic shootings at Virginia Tech and has also served as the fund administrator for the Aurora Colorado victim relief fund and the One Fund Boston established to provide relief to the victims of the Boston Marathon shooting.

Mr. Feinberg has been involved in resolving thousands of disputes involving a wide range of interests and clients. In the commercial sector, Mr. Feinberg designed, implemented and administered an ADR settlement Program involving Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Zurich N.A. Insurance Company and Hurricane Katrina and other Gulf hurricane claimants. He also has served as Distribution Agent for AIG Fair Fund claimants, and has been the Fund Administrator for a variety of claimant funds totaling more than $1 billion. In 2009, Feinberg was appointed by the U.S. Treasury Department to oversee the compensation of top executives at companies which have received federal bailout assistance.

9:00-10:00 am Panel 5: Tracked Sessions Track A: IP Panel: Patent ADR around the Globe: U.S. intellectual property law has been influenced most profoundly in recent years by the implementation of the 2011 America Invents Act (“AIA”) and by recent Supreme Court decisions. Primarily as a result of AIA inter parties review (“IPR”) proceedings, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is now the number 2 jurisdiction in the country for volume of contested patent filings.

The panel will discuss how IPRs and the Supreme Court cases have influenced litigation. implications for dispute resolution, together with a consideration of comparable proceedings in other countries and current prospects for ADR abroad.

Moderator John Murnane Partner Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto New York, NY Speakers Hon. Scott R. Baolick Deputy Chief Administrative Patent Judge (acting) U.S. Patent & Trademark Office Washington, DC Colm J. Dobbyn Group Executive and Associate General Counsel Mastercard Worldwide Purchase, NY Paul Fehlner Head of Intellectual Property Novartis Pharma AG Basel, SWITZERLAND Kevin Hardy Partner Williams & Connolly Washington, DC

Day 2: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 Track B: Strategic Arbitrator Selection for In-House Counsel: This panel will explore the key issues in arbitrator selection, such as key differences in modes of selection (institutional appointment, party agreement, CPR screened selection, traditional 2-1 method), factors in selection (availability, subject matter expertise, familiarity with the individual, case management preferences, and legal background), and methods that can be used to improve efficiency in the selection process.

Moderator Mary Beth Cantrell Senior Associate General Counsel Amgen Inc. Thousand Oaks, CA Speakers: Katherine Benesch Arbitrator & Mediator Benesch & Associates LLC Princeton, NJ

Moderator C.J. Mahoney Partner Williams & Connolly Washington, D.C.

Jamie Katz General Counsel Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, MA

Speakers: Mary Britton Chief Counsel, Litigation Danaher Corporation Washington, DC

Joseph M. Miller Partner Crowell & Moring (Former General Counsel of AHIP) Washington, DC

Alberto F. Ravell Senior Counsel, Arbitration ConocoPhillips Company Houston, TX

Peter H. Walsh Partner Hogan Lovells (Former Senior Deputy General Counsel, Chief Litigation and Investigations Counsel, United Healthcare) Minneapolis, MN and Denver, CO

Eric A. Schwartz Partner King & Spalding New York, NY and Paris, FRANCE Laurence Shore Partner Herbert Smith Freehills New York, NY Track C: Dispute Resolution in the Wake of Realignment in the Business of Healthcare: The Affordable Care Act of 2010 (the “ACA”) anticipates and mandates many theoretical and structural changes in the multi-billion dollar healthcare industry. To achieve these goals, new alignments and methods of provider reimbursement are developing that affect every component of the healthcare system, including: Information technology and electronic medical records; Clinically integrated networks (“CIN”s) of hospitals and physicians; Medicare Shared Savings Program structures (“ACO”s and others); Consolidation of major health insurance carriers and managed care plans; Consolidation in the pharmaceutical industry, and Bundled payment models to reorient reimbursement from fee for service to pay for performance. This panel addresses disputes that are arising in these new contexts and emerging approaches to resolving those disputes.

10:00-10:30 am Break 10:30-12:00 pm Business Roundtable Leading General Counsel from around the world address strategic issues they face as they implement thoughtful approaches to dispute resolution.

Moderator Tara Lee Partner Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP Washington, DC Speakers: Gregory S. Gallopoulos Senior Vice President, Corporate Secretary & General General Dynamics Corporation Falls Church, Virginia Bart Schwartz Executive Vice President Chief Legal Officer and Secretary Assurant, Inc. New York, NY

Day 2: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 Jeffrey S. Sherman Executive Vice President & General Counsel Becton Dickinson & Company Franklin Lakes, NJ Kelly M. Tullier Executive Vice President General Counsel & Corporate Secretary Visa, Inc. New York, NY

1:00-2:30 pm The Rising Global Debate Regarding Ethics in International Arbitration Concerns have been widely expressed about the conduct of parties and counsel in international arbitration. As international arbitration has expanded geographically, with more diverse counsel from different jurisdictions following discrepant legal practices, many have perceived a lack of sufficient guidance or agreement as to what constitutes proper conduct, possibly leading to an unlevel playing field or even an “ethical no-man’s land.” This panel considers recent initiatives to address these issues.

Moderator John J. Buckley Jr. Partner Williams & Connolly Washington, D.C. Speakers Felix Dasser Partner Homburger Zurich, SWITZERLAND Mark Friedman Partner Debevoise & Plimpton New York, NY and London, UK Roland Schroeder Senior Counsel, Litigation & Legal Policy General Electric Fairfield, CT Edna Sussman Principal Independent Arbitrator & Solicitor Sussman ADR, LLC New York, NY

“I am sure AM16 will prove to be a productive and inspiring meeting. Both Carlos (Fluor’s Chief Legal Officer) and I are active members in CPR (Carlos on the Board of Directors, me on the Executive Advisory Board), and we have found that the exchange of ideas and views on dispute resolution and alternatives have been rewarding. The opportunity to meet with many other corporate counsel and officers has been equally rewarding in the creation of relationships throughout the business world – US and International.”

Paul Bruno Managing General Counsel Fluor Corporation

2:30-4:10 pm Ethics This panel will facilitate an interactive audience discussion of ethics issues, including mediator obligations in levelling the playing field, third party funding, and arbitrator sanctions. Discussion will be based on case studies prepared for this session and the audience will use audience response devices to engage in real-time analysis of the issues.

Moderator Richard F. Ziegler New York Managing Partner Jenner & Block LLP New York, NY Speakers Eric D. Green Principal Resolutions LLC Boston, MA Noah J. Hanft CEO International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution New York, NY

4:10-4:15 pm Closing Remarks 6:00-7:00 pm Cocktail Reception

Day 3: Thursday, February 18, 2016 8:00-9:00 am Committee Meetings Breakfast

9:00-12:00 pm Joint Arbitration/Mediation Committee Meeting The Mediation and Arbitration Committees will meet in a joint session to discuss current topics of interest in domestic and international dispute resolution. This will be an interactive session and we ask for your participation in advance of the meeting.

Co-Moderators: Erin Gleason Alvarez Assistant Vice President Global Head of ADR Programs AIG New York, NY Jean-Claude Najar International Counsel Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP Paris, FRANCE

You will be eligible for up to 13 hours of non-transitional Continuing Legal Education credit, including 3 hours of Ethics, under the rules of the New York State CLE Board. Sign-in sheets and CLE forms will be available during the event, and credit is transferable to jurisdictions nationwide.

The CPR Institute has been certified by the New York State Continuing Legal Education Board as an Accredited Provider of continuing legal education in the State of New York [July 14, 2013 through July 13, 2016]. CPR is a nonprofit organization. Under financial hardship guidelines, at its discretion, CPR may waive the fee for attorneys who demonstrate that they are not currently employed (not retirees). CPR may also provide a special discounted price to attorneys, full-time judges and administrative law judges practicing in the nonprofit and public sectors full time.

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Registration & Venue Full Registration Fees

Venue and Accommodations

CPR Member: Early Bird Rate* Standard Rate

$1,295 $1,595

Non-Member: Early Bird Rate* Standard Rate

$1,595 $1,995

CPR Neutral: $1,570 Faculty:

$800

For attendees needing overnight accommodations, a block of rooms has been reserved at the special CPR rate of $275/night, plus taxes (a significant savings on the standard room rate).

For Spouse/Guest registration, please contact vgilbert@cpradr.org. *Early Bird Rate ends on December 15, 2015.

Hotel Information:

One-Day Rate

The Roosevelt, New Orleans 130 Roosevelt Way New Orleans, LA 70112

CPR Member: Early Bird Rate* Standard Rate

This year, CPR’s Annual Meeting will be at The Roosevelt, New Orleans located in the heart of this vibrant city. This luxe Waldorf Astoria property in a grand 1863 building is a 1-block walk from Bourbon Street and a 4-minute walk from Harrah’s Casino.

There’s an upscale restaurant serving Italian cuisine as well as a sophisticated lounge offering a full raw bar, plus the historic Sazerac Bar and a coffeeshop. The rooftop pool has a hot tub, loungers, cabanas and a bar offering light meals. There’s also a fitness center and a full-service spa.

$695 $895

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For Spouse/Guest registration, please contact vgilbert@cpradr.org. *Early Bird Rate ends on December 15, 2015.

What Does This Fee Cover Your registration fee includes conference and course book materials; all coffee breaks; Tuesday’s breakfast, lunch, cocktail reception and awards dinner; Wednesday’s breakfast, lunch and cocktail reception; and Thursday’s breakfast. This fee also helps CPR cover the facility and administrative costs related to hosting our New Orleans-based Annual Meeting.

(504) 648-1200 www.therooseveltneworleans.com *Hotel accommodations and transportation are the responsibility of the attendee.

“ I always look forward to the CPR meetings to learn and discuss the newest developments in ADR and dispute management.” ” PD Villarreal Senior Vice President Global Litigation GlaxoSmithKline

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