32nd Tulane Corporate Law Institute
Since the first Institute in 1988, the best and brightest M&A and securities practitioners, Delaware Supreme Court and Court of Chancery judiciary, leading corporate counsel and Wall Street investment bankers have gathered in New Orleans every spring for the Tulane Corporate Law Institute. Now recognized as one of the premier M&A, corporate and securities law conferences in the country, the Tulane Corporate Law Institute continues to deliver an unparalleled educational and networking experience in a fascinating city.
On behalf of Tulane Law School, we are looking forward to seeing you in New Orleans on Thursday, March 5th and Friday March 6th for the 32nd Annual Tulane Corporate Law Institute. It looks like we will have good weather for your visit and The Roosevelt New Orleans is ready to host the Institute.We have received several calls asking us whether the Institute will be cancelled due to concerns regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19). While Tulane is carefully monitoring the situation, there are no plans to cancel the Institute at this time. Should the situation change, we will let you know by email.In light of Coronavirus concerns, The Roosevelt New Orleans has indicated that they will do additional cleaning of work surfaces and shared areas and will deploy extra hand soap/hand sanitizer dispensers. In addition, we would not be surprised if many attendees choose not to shake hands (apparently elbow-bumps are in fashion). Other common-sense precautions you should take include: • Wash your hands thoroughly and often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the restroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing; • If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol; • Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or sleeve—not hands—when coughing or sneezing; • Avoiding touching your eyes, nose, and mouth to the extent possible; and • Avoiding close contact with people who are sick.
If you have any questions regarding the Institute, please do not hesitate to contact Natasha Lacoste, the Director, Tulane University Continuing Legal Education, at nlacoste@tulane.edu. If you feel sick while you are at the Institute, please stay in your room and contact the Front Desk of your hotel for assistance. We look forward to seeing you later this week.WhenMarch 5-6, 2020
Roosevelt Waldorf-Astoria Hotel130 Roosevelt WayNew Orleans, Louisiana 70112USA504-648-1200
Natasha Lacoste
Approved CLE Credit:Alabama - 14. 0 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethicsCalifornia - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethics Delaware - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 hours enhanced ethics creditsGeorgia - 14.0 general hours, including 1.0 hour ethics and 1.0 hour professionalism Illinois - 14.0 general hours, 2.0 professional responsibility hours under reviewIndiana - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 ethics Louisiana - 14.0 general hours, including 1.0 hours ethics and 1.0 hours professionalismMinnesota - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethics Missouri - 16.8 general hours, including 2.4 ethics Nebraska - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 professional responsibility creditsNew Jersey - 16.8 general hours, including 2.4 hours ethicsNew York - Course approved subject to NY approved jurisdiction policyOhio - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 attorney professional conduct hoursOregon - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethicsPennsylvania - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethics South Carolina - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethicsTennessee - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 dual (i.e. ethics and professionalism)Texas - 14.0 general hours, including 2.0 ethics Virginia - 12.0 general hours, including 2.0 ethics (1.0 hour of programming is currently under review. If approved, the total general hours will be 13.0) Washington - 14.50 general hours, including 2.0 hours ethics and 1.75 hours professional development Wisconsin - 16.5 general hours, including 2.0 ethics and professional responsibility CLE credit pending in various statesEstimated CLE credit14.0 hours of CLE credit, including 2.0 hours of ethics in 60 minute states16.8 hours of CLE credit, including 2.4 hours of ethics in 50 minute states