March 7 9. Utah State Bar. Dixie Center at St. George 1835 Convention Center Drive St. George, Utah APPROVED FOR UP TO HRS.

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1 Utah State Bar March APPROVED FOR UP TO 10 HRS. * *Includes 3 hrs. Ethics and 3 hrs. Professionalism/Civility credits available. Credit-type subject to change. Dixie Center at St. George 1835 Convention Center Drive St. George, Utah

2 THURSDAY, MARCH 7 2 6:00 pm 8:00 pm Opening Reception & Silent Auction (See Sporting Events & Other Activities on Page 6 for further information.) Sponsored by: Kaufman Nichols & Kaufman Kipp & Christian Parsons Behle & Latimer Snow Jensen & Reece FRIDAY, MARCH 8 8:00 am 8:30 am Registration & Continental Breakfast Sponsored by: Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDonough Kirton McConkie 8:30 am 8:45 am 9:45 am ETHICS CLE CREDIT Opening Session Welcome: Judge Matthew Bell & Liisa Hancock, Co-Chairs Morning Plenary Address A Storied Career in American Criminal Law the Lessons I Have Learned, and the Consequences I I Have Faced. A conversation with F. Lee Bailey, Bailey & Elliott Consulting Co-sponsored by the Criminal Law Section and the Litigation Section Francis Lee Bailey, Jr. is a former criminal defense attorney. For most of his career he was licensed in Florida and in Massachusetts, where he was disbarred in 2001 and 2003, respectively. Among several high-profile matters, he served as the lawyer in the re-trial of physician Sam Sheppard; was counsel to Albert DeSalvo, known as The Boston Strangler ; was the supervisory attorney in the court martial of Captain Ernest Medina for the My Lai Massacre; and was one of the lawyers for the defense in the O. J. Simpson murder trial. From 1952 to 1956, Mr. Bailey also served in the United States Marine Corps. Mr. Bailey has had meaningful success in the courtroom as well as a number of visible defeats, and even legal controversies and personal troubles with the law. In 2014, he was denied a law license by the Maine Board of Bar Examiners and the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. As of 2016, Mr. Bailey resides in Maine with his partner, and runs their consulting business, Bailey & Elliott. Mr. Bailey has been part of some of the most well-known criminal legal matters in American jurisprudence over the 20th century and gladly shares that legal history with his colleagues. 9:45 am Awards Presentation Herm Olsen, President-Elect Dorathy Merrill Brothers Award Advancement of Women in the Legal Profession Raymond S. Uno Award Advancement of Minorities in the Legal Profession 10:00 am 10:15 am Session 1 10:15 am 11:15 am Refreshment Break Sponsored by: Christensen & Jensen Parr Brown Gee & Loveless Snow Christensen & Martineau TraskBritt A Litigation Track B Transactional Track C General Track 1 D General Track 2 E General Track 3 Oral & Appellate Advocacy: A Skills Practice Session with the Judiciary Judge David Nuffer U.S. District Court for the District of Utah Judge Diana Hagen Utah Court of Appeals Judge Jill Pohlman Utah Court of Appeals Moderator: Karra Porter Christensen & Jensen Efficient and Effective Discrimination Claims in Contemporary Culture Carrie Clarkson UALD & Colleagues Panel Discussion Sponsored by the Labor & Employment Section The Statewide Expansion of the Family Pro Se Calendar Commissioner Joanna Sagers Third District Court Sharon Donovan Dart Adamson & Donovan Sponsored by the Family Law Section & the Pro Bono Commission With All Due Respect May It Please the Court: A Judicial Panel Discussion of Best Practices in Justice & District Courts Judge Augustus Chin Holladay Justice Court Judge Kara Pettit Third District Court Judge Derek Pullan Fourth District Court Judge Anna Anderson South Salt Lake Justice Court 1 HR. PROF/CIV Streamlining Probate Disputes New Procedures and Processes Beyond Mediation Alone Allison Barger Law Offices of Allison R. Barger Sponsored by the Estate Planning Section

3 FRIDAY, MARCH 8 continued 11:15 am 11:30 am Refreshment Break Sponsored by: Babcock Scott & Babcock Fabian VanCott Richards Brandt Miller & Nelson Workman/Nydegger 3 Session 2 11:30 am 12:30 pm F Litigation Track G Transactional Track H General Track 1 I General Track 2 J General Track 3 Stories about Jury Verdicts and My Experience in Litigation Mike Worel Dewsnup King Olsen Worel Havas & Mortensen Writing Skills For Lawyers A Skills Practice Session Judge Claudia Laycock Retired, Fourth Judicial District The Right to Be Forgotten Data Protection and Privacy & the EGDPR Ed Carter Professor, BYU School of Communications Co-Sponsored by the Cyber Law Section & the IP Section The Implications of Criminal Convictions Under the Social Security Act for Health Care Professionals Kristy Kimball Kimball Legal Sponsored by the Health Law Section Domestic Violence and Family Law Stewart P. Ralphs Executive Director, Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake Lindsey Boyer Executive Director, DOVE Center Bart McKay Mediation Programs Coordinator, DOVE Center Sponsored by the Family Law Section 12:30 pm 2:00 pm PROF/CIV Lunch Keynote: Steve Kelson Shareholder, Christensen & Jensen Violence in the Legal Profession and a Study of our Colleagues Nationwide Co-Sponsored by the Dispute Resolution Section & the Litigation Section Stephen D. Kelson is a shareholder at the office of Christensen & Jensen PC, in Salt Lake City, Utah, where his practice focuses on commercial litigation, personal injury and mediation. He earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Utah, Juris Doctorate from the J. Reuben Clark Law School, and Master of Dispute Resolution from the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine University School of Law. Stephen is a former Chair of the Dispute Resolution Section of the Utah State Bar, former Chair of the Utah Council of Conflict Resolution ( UCCR ), former President of the Salt Lake City Kiwanis Club, recipient of the 2011 Service to the Courts Award from the Utah Judicial Council, and 2017 Peacekeeper Award from UCCR. For more than a decade, Stephen has researched, documented, and conducted statewide studies regarding threats and violence against the legal profession, including its causes, effects, and methods to recognize and prevent potential work-related violence. He has published numerous articles regarding his research findings, and his research has been featured in the ABA Journal. Stephen is a frequent presenter for professional organizations. 12:57 pm tee times Spoiling Yet Another Good Walk Golf Tournament Southgate Golf Club 1.7 miles from the DIXIE CENTER. For women, men and couples. For more information see Sporting Events and Other Activities on page 6, or contact Richard Dibblee, (801) Please provide foursome information on your Registration Form (page 7). NOTE: The reason for tee times Daylight Saving Time does not begin until Sunday, March 10. Thank you to the 2019 Spring Convention Sponsors Babcock Scott & Babcock Ballard Spahr LLP Bankruptcy Law Section Business Law Section Christensen & Jensen Clyde Snow & Sessions Cohne Kinghorn Criminal Law Section Cyber Law Section DeBry & Associates Dispute Resolution Section Durham, Jones & Pinegar Entertainment Law Section Estate Planning Section Fabian VanCott Family Law Section Health Law Section Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen Intellectual Property Section International Law Section JensenBayles, LLP Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDonough Kaufman Nichols & Kaufman Labor & Employment Law Section Litigation Section Pro Bono Commission Randy S. Kester Kipp & Christian Kirton McConkie Parr Brown Gee & Loveless Parsons Behle & Latimer Ray, Quinney & Nebeker Richards Brandt Miller & Nelson Snell & Wilmer Snow Christensen & Martineau Snow Jensen & Reece Strong & Hanni TraskBritt Women Lawyers of Utah Workman/Nydegger Young Lawyers Division

4 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 8 continued 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:15 pm 5:45 pm* PROF/CIV Afternoon Plenary Address: Implementing the Movement to Improve Well-Being in the Utah Legal Profession A Panel Discussion to include Justice Paige Petersen, Utah Supreme Court; Martha Knudson, J.D./MAPP, founder of Workplace Consulting Services; and Matthew S. Thiese, Ph.D./MSPH, University of Utah School of Medicine, Associate Professor of Occupational Injury Prevention, Program Director Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational Health. Panel Moderator Dr. Kim Free, Administrative Office of the Courts. 2HRS Utah State Bar Film Presentation Film Marshall (2017) Rated PG-13; Running Time 1 hour 58 minutes. *End time depends on the length of the film and panel discussion. A Blizzard of Fun in Snow Canyon 3:00 pm 5:00 pm Group Rock Climbing: Two hour lesson for ages 5 80, $28 per person. Gear and instructor will be provided. Meet in Veyo, 15 minutes outside Snow Canyon. Space is limited. 5:00 pm 7:00 pm Bar beque Review Lower Galoot Picnic Area. Co-sponsored by YLD and Women Lawyers of Utah. Catered by DUB s. Adults $10; children 12 and under $5. SATURDAY, MARCH 9 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast Sponsored by: Clyde Snow & Sessions 8:30 am Opening Session Eric Alexander At 17 years of age Eric was arrested and subsequently charged with especially aggravated robbery and first-degree murder. Aware that the court was seeking a sentence of life without the possibility of parole, he pled guilty in order to receive two 25-year sentences (with a chance for parole) to be served concurrently in the Tennessee Department of Corrections. Welcome: Judge Matthew Bell & Liisa Hancock, Co-Chairs 8:45 am 9:45 am 9:45 am While in prison Eric earned his G.E.D. and he denounced his gang membership and led members of other gangs to step away from gang life, get their G.E.D. s, and attend trade classes. He went on to spend 6 years studying Comparative Religion and Developmental Psychology while becoming a State of Tennessee Board-approved Licensed Barber. Eric was paroled in 2004 after 10 years. Plenary Remarks Youth Justice and Fair Sentencing A Discussion of Reform Eric Alexander Youth Justice Advocate, Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth President-Elect Speeches DeBry & Associates After his release he began to volunteer in Alternative Schools for students with behavioral issues. He joined AmeriCorps Community Health corps and assisted in establishing full service medical clinics inside of local high schools that provided health care to poor and underserved students and families. Eric now serves as the Youth Justice Advocate with the Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth (CFSY). In his role he speaks to groups throughout the country in support of CFSY s public education and advocacy efforts. Eric is a founding member of ICAN or the Incarcerated Children s Advocacy Network. He also works with formerly incarcerated youth to help engage them deeply and strategically in the movement for the fair sentencing and treatment of all children Spring Convention Exhibitors AEI Corporation ALPS Aptegra Consulting Blomquist Hale Consulting Lawyers Assistance Program BYU Law School Green Filing Sage Forensic Accounting S.J. Quinney College of Law Tybera Development Group, Inc. Utah Bar Foundation

5 SATURDAY, MARCH 9 continued 10:00 am 10:15 am Refreshment Break Sponsored by: Ballard Spahr LLP Durham, Jones & Pinegar Ray, Quinney & Nebeker Snell & Wilmer 5 Session 3 10:15 am 11:15 am 11:15 am 11:30 am Session 4 11:30 am 12:30 pm K General Track 1 L General Track 2 M General Track 3 N General Track 4 A Discussion on the Effects of the.05 DUI Law in Utah Sponsored by the Young Lawyers Division Refreshment Break Sponsored by: Cohne Kinghorn JensenBayles, LLP Randy S. Kester Strong & Hanni O General Track 1 P General Track 2 Q General Track 3 R General Track 4 Admiralty Cases on Lake Powell A Conversation with Judge David Nuffer United States District Court for the District of Utah Gender Bias and our Utah Judiciary A Candid Conversation Judge Camille L. Neider Second District Court Judge Amber Mettler Third District Court Judge Diana Hagen Utah Court of Appeals Judge Jill Pohlman Utah Court of Appeals Justice Paige Petersen Utah Supreme Court Moderator: Heather M. Sneddon Anderson & Karrenberg Sponsored by the Women Lawyers of Utah The Ethical Responsibilities for Lawyers in the Event of a Disaster Tracy Olsen Disaster Legal Response Committee ETHICS Exemptions 101 for All Areas of Practice: How Bankruptcy Exemptions Impact Other Areas of Law such as Domestic Support, Student Loans, and Secured Loans Michael Thompson Dorsey & Whitney, Chapter 7 Trustee in St. George Immigration Issues DACA and Beyond Ed Carter Professor, BYU School of Communications Sponsored by the International Law Section Utah s C-Suite on Corporate Citizenship and the Legal Advice Needed to Serve our Community A Panel Discussion featuring: Representatives from Even Stevens, Bonneville Communications/KSL, Sentry Financial Media & Entertainment Group, The Other Side Academy Moderator: Kevin Stratton Co-Sponsored by the Business Law Section & the Entertainment Law Section ETHICS Effective Practices for Getting Paid A Skills Based Session Marco Brown Brown Law LLC 12:30 pm Convention Adjourned 2019 Spring Convention Committee Members: Herm Olsen, President-Elect Liisa Hancock, Co-Chair Honorable Matthew L. Bell, Co-Chair Charles Livsey, Estate Planning Section Brian Porter, Bankruptcy Section Ken Bayer, Health Law Section Jeff Handy, Construction Law Section Garrett Walker, Construction Law Section Skye Lazaro, Criminal Law Section Julie Erickson, Paralegal Division Candace Gleed, Paralegal Division Joseph Brubaker, International Law Section Steven Lovell, Business Law Section Tracy Olsen, Dispute Resolution Section & Disaster Legal Response Committee Jon Bauer, Appellate Practice Section Joshua Davidson, Appellate Practice Section Natalia Peterson, Juvenile Law Section Jason Greene, Litigation Section Brian Porter, Bankruptcy Law Section Grant Miller, Young Lawyers Division Lannie Chapman, Government & Administrative Law Section Erik Strindberg, Labor & Employment Law Section Ed Parry, Collection Law Section Jen Falk, Family Law Section

6 Sporting Events and Other Activities Spring Convention General Information 6 Thursday, March 7 Opening Reception & Silent Auction 6:00 8:00 pm DIXIE CENTER at St. George 1835 Convention Center Drive The 17th Annual Secret Lives of Lawyers Silent Auction will take place at the DIXIE CENTER beginning with the Opening Reception and concluding with the Friday luncheon. All auction proceeds will benefit and Justice for all. Friday, March 8 Spoiling Yet Another Good Walk Golf Tournament 12:57 pm/tee times Southgate Golf Club 1.7 miles from the DIXIE CENTER The format is a four person scramble (1 low ball) for women, men and couples. The cost, $60, includes green fees, cart, and tee prize. Prizes will be awarded to special hole event winners. Put together your own foursome or we will do it for you. For more information contact Richard Dibblee, (801) Please provide foursome information on the attached Registration Form (page 7). NOTE: The reason for tee times Daylight Saving Time does not begin until Sunday, March 10. Friday, March 8 A Blizzard of Fun in Snow Canyon Events Start at 3:00 pm Snow Canyon State Park Entrance to the Park is FREE for Bar members who register to attend. ($6 savings!) FREE Parking Group Rock Climbing: 3:00 5:00 pm. A two hour class for ages Instructors and gear will be provided. $28 per person. You must pre-register for this event (see page 7), space is limited. Meet in Veyo, 15 minutes outside Snow Canyon. BBQ Lower Galoot Picnic Area: 5:00 7:00 pm. Catered by DUB s. DUB s is the only family owned and operated BBQ restaurant in St. George! Bar members and their guests can enjoy a catered meal in Snow Canyon. Adults $10; children 12 and under $5. Sign up on page 7. REGISTRATION DESK: North Lobby of the DIXIE CENTER at St. George, 1835 South Convention Center Drive. CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION SESSIONS: All sessions held at the DIXIE CENTER at St. George. BADGES: Your badge is your admission to all CLE and General Sessions as well as the Opening Reception. Spouses/Partners must also register and wear a badge to attend CLE events. CONVENTION ATTIRE: A primary function of the Convention is to provide a casual atmosphere that allows attendees to meet with their peers from across the state. Therefore, the dress code is casual for the entire Convention. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: If, under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you require special accommodations, please contact the Utah State Bar CLE Department, (801) , no later than one week prior to the Convention. MANDATORY CLE: The Utah MCLE Board has approved the 2019 Spring Convention for up to 10 hours of CLE credit, which includes up to 3 hrs. Ethics, 3 hrs. Prof/Civ, 2 hours for the CLE film presentation (Friday, 3:15 5:45 pm), and 1 hour for the Friday luncheon. Sign in required for all ethics and professionalism/ civility CLE sessions. Separate CLE certificates will be distributed during those sessions for attendees. PROGRAM MATERIALS: All Convention information is on the 2019 Utah Bar Spring Convention App. Bring your smart phone or tablet/ipad to access all the information you need at every breakout session, keynote, agenda and networking event. Available March 4. NO PRINTED MATERIALS WILL BE PROVIDED. APP INSTRUCTIONS: iphones: download from App Store. Androids: download from Google Play. App Name: Utah State Bar CLE Events. If you have a Utah State Bar Convention App already loaded simply switch to 2019 Spring Convention. Androids: top right corner to switch AND iphones: go to main app menu, select switch event/logout at the very bottom of your iphone screen. Questions there is staff available to assist you. Free WiFi will be available. REGISTRATION CANCELLATION: Only written or requests for refunds will be accepted. Such requests must be made to Richard Dibblee, richard.dibblee@ utahbar.org. The Bar has no desire to retain monies paid by members unable to attend. However, guarantees and other related expenses make the following refund schedule necessary. All cancellations are subject to a $50 administrative fee. Convention registration cancellations will be accepted until February 22, 5:00 pm. No refunds will be provided for registration/activities after March 1. Questions? Please contact Richard, (801) FREE WI-FI WILL BE AVAILABLE TO ALL ATTENDEES, COURTESY OF THE UTAH STATE BAR!

7 Registration Form Registration Instructions: Please use one form per attendee. Indicate the number of persons who will participate and the total dollar amount for each item. Registration materials provided in St. George will have tickets and / or information for each of the events and activities designated. Registration and activity fees must be returned to the Bar on or before February 8, 2019 to avoid late fees. Reservations will then be accepted on a space available basis only. Fees include MCLE fees, admission to CLE sessions, materials, Opening Reception & refreshment breaks. For Registration Cancellation refer to Page 6. Attendee Information 2019 Spring Convention in St. George Name: Bar #: Spouse/Partner (if registered): Street Address: City/State/Zip: Office Phone: Hotel Accommodations Room blocks at the following hotels have been reserved. (The number in parentheses following the hotel indicates the number of miles from the DIXIE CENTER to that hotel.) You must indicate that you are with the Utah State Bar to receive the Bar rate. Room blocks will revert back to the hotel general inventory on the dates indicated in parentheses following the room rate. Rates do not include tax 11.9%. Clarion Suites (fka Comfort Suites) (1) (435) / stgeorgeclarionsuites.com $125 nightly (2/07/19) Block Size: 10 Comfort Inn (0.4) (435) / comfortinn.com/ $125 nightly (2/21/19) Block Size: 10 2Q / 10 K Courtyard by Marriott (4) (435) / marriott.com/courtyard/travel.mi $159 nightly (2/07/19) Block Size: 10 K Early Registration (on or before $ = $ Late Registration (after $ = $ Active Under $ = $ Paralegal Division $ = $ Other $ = $ Non-Lawyer $65.00 = $ (admission to CLE sessions, Opening Reception & refreshment breaks) Opening Reception: Friday Luncheon (Garden Room) MUST PRE-REGISTER TO N/C for paid $20 for guests = $ Golf $60.00 = $ Foursome Players: Snow Canyon: Group Rock $28.00 = $ Snow Canyon: BBQ: $10.00 = $ (Lower Galoot Picnic Area) Children 12 & $5.00 = $ TOTAL: $ 2019 How to Register By Mail Fill out the registration form, detach, fold, seal edges with tape and return with your check made payable to the UTAH STATE BAR to the address on back. Online Desert Garden Inn (fka Crystal Inn) (1) (435) / crystalinns.com 3/07: $84, 3/8: $109 (2/07/19) Block Size: 5 2Q / 5 K Fairfield Inn (0.2) (435) / marriott.com $129 nightly (2/05/19) Block Size: 5 DBL / 20 K Hampton Inn (3) (435) / hampton.com $169 nightly (2/21/19) Block Size: 20 Q / 5 K Hilton Garden Inn (0.1) (435) / stgeorge.hgi.com $132 K, $142 2Qs nightly (2/04/19) Block Size: 25 Holiday Inn St. George Conv. Center (0.2) (435) $132 K/$142 2Q nightly (2/04/19) Block Size: 8 K / 7 Q Hyatt Place (0.2) (435) / stgeorgeconventioncenter.place.hyatt.com $139 Q, $149 K nightly (2/11/19) Block Size: 10 each LaQuinta Inns & Suites (3) (435) / lq.com $99 nightly (2/21/19) Block Size: 5 K Red Lion (fka Lexington Hotel) (3) (435) $119 nightly (2/13/19) Block Size: 20 St. George Inn & Suites (fka Budget Inn & Suites) (1) (435) / budgetinnstgeorge.com $99 nightly (2/07/19) Block Size: 10 DQ TownePlace Suites by Marriott (3.4) (435) marriott.com/hotels/travel/sguts-towneplace-suites-st-george/ $159 nightly (2/17/19) Block Size: 10 K

8 Place Postage Stamp Here Utah State Bar 2019 Spring Convention in St. George 645 South 200 East Salt Lake City, UT Please seal edges with tape only!