IMS COVID-19 Panel

 

The global COVID-19 pandemic has brought disruption across industries and markets, and created unprecedented challenges for commercial litigators and courts throughout the U.S.
To better understand how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the commercial litigation community, IMS ExpertServices conducted analysis and gathered input during the first half of April from more than 400 attorneys, in-house counsel, experts, and stakeholders throughout the commercial litigation community.

On April 30th, these findings and other key trends for commercial litigators will be discussed in a live virtual panel session featuring:
  • James Crane, Chief Revenue Officer at IMS ExpertServices
  • Rudhir Krishtel, Certified Co-Active Coach and Facilitator, Former Senior Patent Counsel at Apple, Former Partner at Fish & Richardson, IMS Thought Leader and Contributor
  • Nate Robson, Litigation Editor at ALM / The American Lawyer
  • Ty Sagalow, Founder & CEO, Innovation Insurance Group, IMS Thought Leader and Contributor
  • Eilene Spear, Operations and Project Manager at The National Law Review
Space is limited, and we encourage you to register now for this interesting and timely discussion.
Reserve your registration here
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