Gibson's Oak Brook, 2105 Spring Road, Oak Brook, IL 60523
Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC ChicagoAs the global economy emerges from pandemic shutdowns and slowdowns and into inflation and market insecurity, supply chains across the globe continue to suffer delays and cost impacts. Companies responding to supply chain disruptions will find that their obligations, rights, and remedies largely depend on specific contractual language. A carefully crafted (or renegotiated) contract and an appropriate, timely response when issues arise can help your organization avoid or mitigate issues within its supply chain. These presentations consider contract enforcement, renegotiation, and termination in the post-pandemic era of supply chain disruption. They will identify and discuss some leading practices to help inform your organization’s decision-making during these trying times.
Speakers
Auste M. Graham is the general counsel for Alto Ingredients, Inc. and has served in legal leadership positions in global manufacturing enterprises across several industries. Auste has extensive experience in commercial affairs, corporate securities, M&A, and finance transactions.
John M. Riccione is a partner in Taft’s Litigation practice. His practice involves the representation of businesses in a wide array of complex commercial disputes, including commercial and supply-chain transactions, UCC warranties and remedies, real estate, construction claims, trade secrets, computer fraud and abuse and labor and employment. He is a frequent speaker on the topics of Uniform Commercial Code remedies, contract interpretation as well as other commercial disputes.
William J. Serritella Jr. is the co-chairman of Taft’s Chicago Litigation Department. He is a commercial litigator who focuses his practice on banking, commercial and appellate litigation. Bill lectures on numerous topics, including commercial real estate workouts, Uniform Commercial Code issues, trial practice, appellate practice, contract law, sales commission protection acts, employment discrimination and alternative billing practices.
Brianna M. Skelly is a partner in in Taft’s Litigation group, focusing her practice on complex commercial litigation. Brianna represents creditors, businesses and individuals in litigation arising from commercial transactions, employment matters and warranties.
Elizabeth Winkowski is an associate in Taft’s Litigation group. Through federal clerkships at the appellate and trial court level, Elizabeth brings to her practice substantial research and writing experience to assist clients with complex litigation.
Notes
ACC Chicago is an Approved Illinois CLE Provider. 1 General MCLE Hour for this program. Participants seeking MCLE credit must sign-in, provide their IL Bar number and email address.
Attendance is complimentary but limited to ACC members, in-house prospective ACC members and guests of the sponsor.
Agenda
11:45 am: Registration and Networking
12:00 pm: Lunch
12:15 – 1:15 pm: Presentation
1:15 pm: Q&A
CLE
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