For the past 20 years, Spriggs & Hollingsworth has hosted its highly-acclaimed, CLE-accredited* seminar on pharmaceutical and toxic tort litigation defense. Our seminar — now the longest continually running annual event of its kind — has attracted hundreds of in-house counsel, many of whom attend year after year to learn about current trends and the latest litigation techniques used by our lawyers and others like us who know how to win.

At this event, in-house litigation leaders and Spriggs & Hollingsworth’s own trial teams share cutting-edge legal theories and strategies developed through years of experience successfully defending high-stakes cases involving pharmaceutical, medical device and chemical products, and environmental torts. Topics covered in recent years have included major case reviews, e-document management, internal investigations, risk assessment, tort reform, capitalizing on Daubert in serial litigation, federal preemption, and managing plaintiffs’ experts.

This event is invitation only and is offered at no cost to in-house corporate counsel and other friends of the Firm, providing an extraordinary, confidential forum for colleagues to network and to discuss the challenges they face in these very demanding litigations.

Attendees received the 2008 edition of the Spriggs & Hollingsworth Reference Manual on Toxics and Pharmaceutical Defense, available in hard copy and online.

For security reasons, this event is not broadcast or taped. If you are unable to attend, but would like our lawyers to conduct an abbreviated in-house version, please contact us at info@spriggs.com.

For more information or to be added to our mailing list, please contact info@spriggs.com.

* This seminar is typically approved for 8 hours of CLE credit, including 1 hour of ethics.