Bob Palmer is speaking at the upcoming Practising Law Institute’s (PLI) seminar titled: “Bet the Company” Litigation 2011: Best Practices for Complex Cases.  The program will take place in New York City on November 8, 2011.  

Bob will be participating in two panel discussions. The first, titled “Anatomy of a Case: The Enron Saga,” will examine the Enron litigation from start to finish and review the challenges of parallel proceedings against multiple parties in multiple jurisdictions, among other issues. His second panel will focus on "Methods for Streamlining Complex Litigation," and provide best practices for effectively managing high stakes disputes.

The 2011 “Bet the Company” Litigation seminar is directed toward litigators, in-house counsel, and other professionals who handle complex litigation. The program will highlight important strategic and procedural considerations, as well as creative solutions to successfully approach the obstacles inherent in high-stakes litigation.  For more information, or to register, please click here.

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