NSL's First Annual Law Review Symposium: Tennessee Legal Reform

The event will offer 6.17 hours of free CLE credit, including 1.5 dual credit hours. Free lunch will be provided to registered attendees.
About this Event

The NSL Law Review cordially invites you to its inaugural symposium. The theme for the symposium is “Tennessee Legal Reform.”

The event will consist of nine expert speakers, one trial judge panel, and a Tennessee Supreme Court panel. Lunch, coffee, and other refreshments will be provided free of charge for registered attendees.

Speaker Spotlights

• Marlene Moses on Child Custody Reform: “The Joint Physical Custody Presumption: Is it Right for Tennessee"
• Lucian Pera and Ed Lanquist on AI Ethics Reform: “Unshackling AI for Legal Help” and "AI Issues for Tennessee Lawyers"
• John Day on Healthcare Liability Reform: “Causation and Medical Expense Testimony Should Not Be Limited to Medical Doctors”
• Todd Presnell on Evidentiary Privilege Reform: “Whether Tennessee Courts Have Authority to Recognize New Evidentiary Privileges”
• Patrick McNally on Criminal Law Reform: "Gone by the Time They Came: Evidence Lost to Pre-Indictment Delay: Why Tennessee Should Rebalance the Test for Pre-Indictment Delay Claims"
• Candi Henry on Access to Public Records Reform: “Open(ish) Records: In Search of a Commonsense Approach to the TPRA”
• Shundra Manning on Data Security & Recovery Reform: “Protecting Data, Providing Immediate Relief: A Computer Abuse and Data Recovery Framework for Tennessee”.
• Jeff Mobley on Probate Reform: “Til Death Do Us Part (Then We Do The Math): Tennessee’s Elective Share and Year’s Support Statutes.”

Spaces for the event are limited and attendees must pre-register to attend the event. Tickets are first-come-first-serve. We hope to see you there!

For more information about the NSL Law Review, please visit our website at: https://nsl.law/law-review/