KEYNOTE ADDRESS -
Hon Dale A. Kimball, U.S. District Court, District of Utah

Hon. Dale A. Kimball is a federal judge for the United States District Court of Utah. He joined the court in 1997 after being nominated by President Bill Clinton. He assumed senior status on November 30, 2009. Judge Kimball is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation; Master of the Bench, American Inn of Court I; a Board Member of the Salt Lake Chapter of the Federal Bar Association; and an Adjunct Professor of Law at BYU Law School. Judge Kimball received a B.S. in Political Science from Brigham Young University and J.D. from the University of Utah Law School where he finished second in his class, Order of the Coif.

Basic Trial Practice They Don’t Tell
You About in Law School

Gregory J. Sanders – Kipp & Christian

Grama Act

Doug S. Foxley – Foxley Pignanelli
Jeffrey J. Hunt – Parr Brown Gee & Loveless
Frank R. Pignanelli – Foxley Pignanelli

Recent Developments in Residential
Foreclosure Litigation

J. Tayler Fox – Callister Nebeker &
McCullough

Using Utah’s eCommerce Integrity Act

Perry S. Clegg – Bateman IP Law Group

Comments on Professionalism/
Civility from the Federal Bench

Hon. Dee V. Benson
Hon. Dale A. Kimball
Chief Judge Ted Stewart
U.S. District Court for District of Utah

Professionalism/Civility

Discovery in Family Law – Making
Molehills Out of Mountains

Jared T. Hales – Parsons Behle &
Latimer
Bart J. Johnsen – Parsons Behle &
Latimer

Bundled Discounts – Illegal Tying
or Not?

John H. Bogart – Telos VG
James R. Kearl – CRA

Homeowners Assoc. v. Davencourt
at Pilgrims Landing, LC

Bruce C. Jenkins – Vial Fotheringham

Selecting a Strong Trademark and
Using it Properly

William T. Ralston – Kirton & McConkie

Utah War on the Marijuana
Pipeline

Jim C. Bradshaw – Brown Bradshaw
& Moffat

Dr. Kelly K. Matthews, is Professional in Residence at the Woodbury School of Business, Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Retiring in 2010 as an Executive Vice President and Economist at Wells Fargo, he was responsible for local, regional and national economic analysis and forecasting. He was also the Wells Fargo government affairs officer based in Salt Lake City. His research opinions were widely read by the financial and business community and he was regularly quoted in newspapers, radio and on television. Over 37 years, it was estimated that he gave 7,600 economic talks to civic, educational and business groups. Prior to joining Wells Fargo, Dr. Matthews served as First Security Corporation’s Chief Economist for 27 years. He was also an adjunct professor of finance at the University of Utah from 1975–2006.

Dispelling Arbitration Myths

Carl Ingwalson – Mediator/Arbitrator

Practice Pointers for
Administrative Agencies

Brian W. Burnett – Callister Nebeker &
McCullough
Thad C. Levar – Utah Department of
Commerce
Gregory B. Monson – Stoel Rives
Gary D. Thorup – Holme Roberts & Owen

Chemical Dependency and
Intervention

James Otto Heiting – Heiting & Irwin

Kelo Five Years Later:
The Continuing National Fallout
from One of the Supreme Court’s
Most Controversial Rulings

Scott G. Bullock – Senior Attorney,
Institute for Justice

Business Economic Trends and
Utah’s Outlook

Kelly K. Matthews – Retired Executive
Vice President, Wells Fargo

Dollars & Sense of Paralegal Utilization

Sanda Flint, CP – Strong & Hanni
Michael Ford – Strong & Hanni
Michael J. Walk – Thomas M. Henson
& Associates
Lorraine Wardle – Thomas M. Henson
& Associates

Originalism and the Constitution:
Method or Madness

Michael Rappaport – University of
San Diego School of Law

The Long Arm of the Law: How the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Act and Other Recent Federal Initiatives May Play Out With More Prosecutions, Regulatory Enforcement Actions, and Civil Litigation

Eric Beste – Deputy Chief of the Major
Frauds Unit, United States Attorney’s
Office, Southern District of California
Thomas W. McNamara – Ballard Spahr, LLP

Current Status of Eminent Domain
in Utah

Scott G. Bullock – Senior Attorney,
Institute for Justice
Craig M. Call – Anderson Call
Thomas K. Checketts – Kirton &
McConkie

Planned Giving Strategies and
Opportunities

Erik S. Hendrickson – Director,
Wealth Management Group
Bernstein Global Wealth
Management

• Clyde Snow & Sessions
  
• Ray Quinney & Nebeker
  
• SJ Quinney College of Law

GENERAL SESSION KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Dr. Noel C. Gardner, M.D., M.Div.
People Who Don’t Look Crazy, but Make Everyone Else Feel That Way:
Personality Disorders in the Legal Arena

Noel C. Gardner, M.D., M.Div. is Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry and Adjunct Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, where for many years he was Chief of the Division of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry. Currently, he divides his time between two professional roles – he is the Medical Director of a community mental health center in Salt Lake City; and he has a private practice of forensic psychiatry, serving as an expert for both criminal and civil cases. He continues to actively teach in the School of Medicine, the Psychiatry residency program, and the Division of Medical Ethics and Humanities at the University of Utah. Dr. Gardner has spoken on a variety of subjects, including the neurobiology of mood disorders, a wide range of topics in psychopharmacology, theories of personality and personality disorders, the psychodynamics of functional illness, and various topics in forensic psychiatry.

CaseMaker Elite

Cari Stafford

SB 131: New LLC and Partnership
Legislation

Russell K. Smith – Durham Jones &
Pinegar

Recognizing and Managing
Personality Disorders In Legal Practice

Noel C. Gardner, M.D., M.Div.

What All Lawyers Should Know
About Estate Planning

Scott M. McCullough – Callister
Nebeker & McCullough

Tax and Business Strategies for
Companies Selling Internationally

Brent M. Burningham – Burningham
Business Law

New Rules of Civil Procedure in
Utah State Courts

Fran M. Wikstrom – Parsons Behle &
Latimer

Why Every Lawyer/Law Firm Should
Have at Least One YouTube Channel

Bentley J. Tolk – Parr Brown Gee &
Loveless

Dementia 101 for Lawyers:
Dealing with Diminished Capacity

Richard D. King, MD, PhD – Assistant
Professor of Neurology; Director,
Alzheimer’s Image Analysis Lab
Center for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging
and Research

Working with Low-Bono

Su Chon – Utah State Board of Bar
Commissioners
Robert L. Jeffs – President, Utah State
Bar

New Ethics Rules for Legislatures &
Lobbyists: Smooze But Don’t Lose

| Doug S. Foxley – Foxley Pignanelli
Frank R. Pignanelli – Foxley
Pignanelli
ETHICS