Continuing Legal Education (CLE) - General

First Amendment, Alito, Supreme Court, Rights, Constitution Justice Alito, First Amendment, Suffolk University Law School, Masterman Institute

CLE, Medical Marijuana, Continuing Legal Education, Advanced Legal Studies

CLE, Public Health, Medical Marijuana, Advanced Legal Studies, Legal Education

LGBTQ, CLE, Continuing Legal Education

CLE, Legal, Human Resources, Continuing Legal Education

Pleas, Criminal, Disposition, CLE, ALS

Medical Malpractice, Apology Bill, Health Care Reform, CLE, ALS

Advanced Legal Studies, Suffolk University, Suffolk University Law School, Electronic Marketing, Law Firm Marketing in the Digital Age, Marketing Legal Services on the Internet, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Marketing Strategy, Yellow Pages, Web Video. Eric J. Parker JD '86, Parker Scheer LLP

Keynote Speech by Gretchen Morgenson, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist, NY Times columnist and co-author of Reckless Endangerment

NLRB, Labor, Employment

Current Topics and Recent Developments in False Claims Act Litigation, March 24, 2011 The Role of the Government - Panel: Gregg Shapiro, Esq., U.S. Attorney’s Office, Royston H. Delaney, Esq., Boston, MA, Joseph F. Savage, Jr., Esq., Goodwin Procter LLP, Christopher J. Walsh, Esq., Office of the Attorney General, Chief, Medicaid Fraud Division

Overview and Introduction by Thomas M. Greene, Esq., Greene LLP, Chair, Moderator Current Topics and Recent Developments in False Claims Act Litigation, March 24, 2011

ALS, Advanced Legal Studies, CLE, Continuing Legal Education, Lambert, Lost Chance Recovery

ALS, Advanced Legal Studies, CLE, Continuing Legal Education, Judicial Independence

ALS, Advanced Legal Studies, CLE, Continuing Legal Education, Evidence Skills, Motions

ALS, Advanced Legal Studies, CLE, Continuing Legal Education, Cloud Computing, Ethics

Closing remarks from Charles Fried

Moderator: Richard Perlmutter (Suffolk) Commenter: Robert Scott (Columbia) Henry E. Smith (Harvard), "Law Versus Equity in Contract" Roy Kreitner (Tel Aviv), "On the New Pluralism in Contract Theory" Nathan Oman (William & Mary), "Promise and Private Law"

Moderator: Carter G. Bishop (Suffolk) Commenter: Carol Chomsky (Minnesota) Panel: Juliet Kostritsky (Case Western), "Tying Contract as Promise to Interpretation of Contract" Lisa Bernstein (Chicago), "Merchant Contract as Promise" John C.P. Goldberg (Harvard)/Curtis Bridgeman (Florida State), "Contract, Tort, and Promise" Rachel Arnow-Richman (Denver) "A Contract Theory of Employment"

Moderator: Patrick Shin (Suffolk), Commenter: T.M. Scanlon (Harvard) Panel: Barbara Fried (Stanford), "What's Morality Got to Do With It? The Limits of Non-consequentialism in Contract Theory" Randy Barnett (Georgetown), "Public versus Private Morality and Contract" Jean Braucher (Arizona), "The Sacred and the Profane Contract Machine: Morality and Contract Law in Action" Gregory Klass (Georgetown), “Promises, Etc.”

Commenter: Seana Shiffrin (UCLA) Panel: Richard Craswell (Stanford), "Pricing in the Ethics and Economics of Contracts" Avery W. Katz (Columbia), "Virtue Ethics and Efficient Daniel Markovits/Alan Schwartz (Yale), [Efficient breach and the ethics of promising] George Triantis (Harvard), "Promissory Autonomy, Imperfect Courts, and the Immorality of the Expectation Damages Default"

Contract as Promise at 30: The Future of Contract Theory Sponsored with the Suffolk University Law Review Charles Fried, Opening Remarks

ALS, Advanced Legal Studies, CLE, Continuing Legal Education, Masterman, Same Sex, Privacy, Freedom of Choice

Panelists Panel Moderator: Professor Jessica Silbey, Suffolk University Law School Honorable Nancy Gertner, United States District Court, District of Massachusetts Mary L. Bonauto, Esq., Civil Rights Project Director at Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) and lead counsel in Goodridge v. Dept. of Public Health Dahlia Lithwick, Supreme Court columnist for Slate.com

National Health Care Reform