32nd Tulane Corporate Law Institute

03.05.2020 Through 03.06.2020
Speaking Engagement
New Orleans, Louisiana

Morris Nichols attorneys will attend Tulane University Law School’s 32nd Annual Corporate Law Institute from March 5 to 6, 2020 in New Orleans, LA.  Distinguished as one of the premier M&A, corporate and securities law conferences, the Tulane Corporate Law Institute gathers Delaware Supreme Court and Court of Chancery judiciary, prominent corporate counsel as well as Wall Street investment bankers for an invaluable educational and networking experience.

Morris Nichols partner Bill Lafferty serves as Corporate Law Institute co-chair. On March 6, he will moderate the panel discussion, “Negotiating and Litigating Material Adverse Changes” and Patricia Vella will speak in the session, “M&A in the Private Company Context.”

Opportunities for CLE credit are available.  For more information and to register for the conference, visit the Tulane University Law School website.

On March 4, Morris Nichols will host a reception at Orpheum Theater on the eve of the 32nd Corporate Law Institute.  Leroy Jones will provide entertainment in an evening filled with food, drink, music, gaming and fun to kick off the conference.

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