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22 January 2020

Academy Of Trial Lawyers Federal Practice Program - Not An Open Or Shut Case: Constitutional Ethical Implications Of Protective And Sealing Orders

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Samuel Braver, shareholder in the firm's Litigation section, chaired the Academy of Trial Lawyers Federal Practice program on Dec. 13 ...
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Samuel Braver, shareholder in the firm's Litigation section, chaired the Academy of Trial Lawyers Federal Practice program on Dec. 13 and was also part of a panel titled "Not an Open or Shut Case: Constitutional Ethical Implications of Protective and Sealing Orders."

The panel discussed changing attitudes and risks associated with requests for protective and sealing orders in conjunction with First Amendment and common law rights of public access and the implications for clients.

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With 450 attorneys and government relations professionals across 15 offices, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney provides progressive legal, business, regulatory and government relations advice to protect, defend and advance our clients’ businesses. We service a wide range of clients, with deep experience in the finance, energy, healthcare and life sciences industries.

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