CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION PROGRAM AND JUDICIAL RECEPTION
FRONTLINE ISSUES IN FEDERAL CIRCUIT PRACTICE -
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, PERSONNEL, AND VETERANS
Wednesday,  May 14, 2008
Washington, DC

This intense program will address frontline issues related to MSPB and government contracts, as well as a mock argument of Veterans' disability proceedings. The program will run from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the Grand Hyatt Washington, 1000 H Street, NW, Washington, DC. Afterwards, please join us, and members of the courts, for the Judicial Reception at the Tayloe House from 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m., located at the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. The cost to attend the CLE program and the reception is $150 for private practice attorneys or $125 for government attorneys. To register, visit our website at www.fedcirbar.org or contact Patti Steele via email at steele@fedcirbar.org or by telephone at 202-558-2422.

JUDICIAL RECEPTION
Wednesday,  May 14, 2008
Washington, DC

Please join your colleagues and Federal Circuit, trial, and other judicial representatives participating in the Judicial Conference for a welcome reception at the Tayloe House from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The reception-only package is available at a cost of $75 and will add to the Judicial Conference experience. To register,visit our website at www.fedcirbar.org or contact Patti Steele via email at steele@fedcirbar.org or by telephone at 202-558-2422.

TENTH ANNUAL BENCH AND BAR CONFERENCE
Wednesday, June 25 - Saturday, JuNE 28, 2008
MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA

The Federal Circuit Bar Association will hold its 10th Annual Bench and Bar Conference at the Hyatt Regency Monterey Resort and Conference Center in Monterey, California, conveniently located five minutes from the Monterey Peninsula Airport and less than two hours from San Jose by car.

Focusing on innovation, change, and the rule of law, the conference will begin with a reception on Wednesday evening, June 25. The substantive program will commence on Thursday morning, June 26, and conclude on the afternoon of Saturday, June 28.

The Bench and Bar Conference annually brings together practitioners, students, professors, and judges in the Federal Circuit legal community in a unique environment. This year's program addresses recent decisions, current hot topics, and future perspectives. Speakers will include nationally prominent appellate and trial advocates, chief government and corporate legal officers, and representatives of the Bench. Unique townhall sessions will allow attendees to discuss the role of Supreme Court and Federal Circuit law in each of the various subject matter areas.

The Conference has an enthusiastic audience and is always well attended. Available space is exhausted early; prompt registration is encouraged. Details regarding the current program, registration and other materials relative to the Conference are available at www.fedcirbar.org