78th Annual Meeting

April 29 – May 4, 2019

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78th Annual Meeting St. Andrews, SCOTLAND

SCOTLAND 2019 - an invitationCalling all lads and lassies! Ouida and I are excited to invite you to bonnie Scotland for the 78th Annual

Meeting of the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys. From Edinburgh to St. Andrew’s in the Kingdom of Fife, you will enjoy not only great CLE programs but incredible history, culture, and celebrations. Our meeting hosts, Bill and Jane Perry of London, England, have planned a wonderful meeting in Scotland and a post-meeting trip to their own beloved city. Our Executive Director, Peggy Schultz, has worked hard to provide an exciting, fun-filled week of education and activities.

The Annual Meeting kicks off on Monday, April 29th with a Welcome Reception at Edinburgh Castle (ADTA badges required). Attendees will want to check into the Apex Waterloo Hotel in Edinburgh before the reception in order to grab badges and welcome bags (and a jacket or shawl!). Arrive early to experience ancient Edinburgh before the Monday night castle event. Tuesday there is sight-seeing on your own and then in the afternoon on to St. Andrew’s by coach bus for an All Things Scotland celebration that night. The week continues with engaging programs and speakers, excursions, golf, scotch tastings and more! The Gala on Friday night, May 3rd features renowned band White Dove plus traditional revelry in kilts and tams. Meeting hosts, Bill and Jane Perry, invite you to join them for a “Post-Trip to London” starting on Saturday, May 4th.

Our meeting hotel, the Fairmont, St. Andrews, is nestled between links golf courses with a view of the ancient university town and the North Sea. The opening session and CLE programs begin there on Wednesday morning.

Lori Berke and the CLE Committee have put together an exceptional CLE program, the theme of which is “Mastering the Solution in Advance of the Problem.” Wednesday’s programming will start off with a dynamic panel of attorneys from four different countries discussing the intricacies of their respective legal systems. The day will continue with presentations on insurance coverage issues civil litigation attorneys need to be aware of and best practices when retaining financial experts. On Thursday, we will have speakers on avoiding malpractice claims and what to be aware of in lawyer professional liability insurance policies, what civil litigators need to know about white collar corporate investigations, and use of technology to create value for your client. On Friday, Scotland native Nicolas Brooke, General Counsel and Global Head of Investigations and Litigation at the French bank Société Générale, will share with us his recent success in resolving government probes of his bank into Libor manipulation and foreign bribery, which led to his winning the 2018 GIR award for Outstanding In-House General Counsel. Immediately thereafter, Dave O’Brien will share his inspirational story of becoming the oldest man in

the world, at age 56, to complete 4 Desert Runs in one year. A Desert Run is five marathons (250KM) over seven days with all of your gear on your back, sleeping in shared tents and running in actual deserts around the world. Dave will address how to prevent our immune systems from being compromised and how we can best avoid illness due to stress, fatigue, poor diet, mental & physical health, environment and technology.

Mornings at the Fairmont for spouses, guests, and significant others will highlight special themed events in “royal British style”, such as the Book Club’s review of Highclere Castle (the famous “Downton Abbey”) and the Red Carpet Rendezvous experience of a genuine Afternoon Tea.

During the week, you will also have an opportunity to immerse yourself in Scotland’s history and culture with off-site excursions – famous castles and tours, and an abbey distillery and one at Kingsbarn. Make time to see the Old Course, shrine of avid golf-lovers, or experience the two golf courses on the grounds of the Fairmont hotel. The dine-around on Wednesday night promises to be a fun “pub crawl” down in the village of St. Andrews! Every day of the Annual Meeting will offer something truly special so that your Scotland experience is unforgettable.

So mark your calendars for April 29 – May 4 for an incredible journey to Scotland with ADTA. Make sure to practice your “brogue” and pack your adapters, kilts and tartans (if you already own one), cameras, and woolens! We look forward to our time together and to this chance of a lifetime in bonnie Fife!

-- James and Ouida Holland

L-RBill and Jane Perry James and Ouida Holland

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Meeting and event Schedule Mastering the Solution in Advance of the Problem

Monday, April 29, 2019Noon – 4:00 pm Lunch/Executive Council Meeting Apex Waterloo Suite6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Edinburgh Castle Reception (Transportation provided by Experience Scotland)

Tuesday, April 30, 20197:30 am Past Presidents’ Meeting/Breakfast Apex Waterloo Hotel2:30 pm Departure from Apex Waterloo to St. Andrews Fairmont (Transportation provided by Experience Scotland)5:30 pm – 6:30 pm New Member Reception Robert Louis Stevenson Room6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Welcome to All Things Scotland Kinkell Brye (Transportation provided by Experience Scotland) Entertainment: Corra9:00 pm – Midnight Hospitality Room

Wednesday, May 1, 20197:00 am – 8:15 am Member Breakfast Robert Louis Stevenson Foyer8:00 am – 8:30 am Opening Remarks; Robert Louis Stevenson Room Introduction of Past Presidents; New Members/First Time Members and Sister Organizations James D. Holland, ADTA President, Page, Kruger & Holland, P.A., Jackson, MS8:30 am – 9:30 am Beer, Scotch, Tea or Wine: The Other Civil Law Systems Stephen Carter – Carter Perry Bailey LLP, London, England Sylvie Gallage-Alwis – Hogan Lovells, Paris, France Pierre Bélanger- Bélanger Longtin, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Joanna Fulton – Burness Paull LLP, Edinburgh, Scotland 9:30 am – 10:30 am Traps for the Unwary – Insurance Coverage and Related Issues Bruce Barze, Barze Taylor Noles Lowther LLC, Birmingham, AL Don Myles, Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, P.L.C., Phoenix, AZ Dan Kohane, Hurwitz & Fine, P.C., Buffalo, NY Edward J. “Ned” Currie, Jr., Currie Johnson & Myers, P.A., Jackson, MS10:30 am – 10:45 am Coffee and Refreshments10:45 am –11:45 am Best Practices When Retaining Financial Experts – A Testifying Expert’s Perspective Liz Monty, CPA, ABV, CFE, CVA, CR, FA Veriti Consulting LLC, Managing Director, Phoenix, AZ7:30 am – 9:30 am Spouse/Guest Welcome Breakfast Squire Restaurant9:30 am – 10:30 am Book Review (At Home in Highclere) James GrahamNoon – Midnight Hospitality Room James Graham

Activities: 1:00 pm – 5:30 pm Golf Tournament Kittocks CourseNoon – 5:00 pm Lindores Abbey Distillery/Falkland Castle (Transportation provided by Experience Scotland) Boxed Lunches 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Diversity Reception Rock & Spindle Restaurant7:00 pm – Dine Around

Thursday, May 2, 20197:00 am – 8:15 am Member Breakfast (spouses included)TBD State and Province Chair Meeting8:00 am – 12:00 pm CLE Sessions8:00 am – 8:30 am Opening Remarks - James D. Holland, ADTA President Page, Kruger & Holland, P.A., Jackson, MS 8:30 am – 9:30 am Tips on Avoiding and Insuring Legal Malpractice Claims and Common Ethics Pitfalls Brian Goodwin – Goodwin Consult, Phoenix, AZ Donald Wilson, Jr. – Broening Oberg Woods & Wilson, P.C.,Phoenix, AZ9:30 am – 10:30 am Using Technology to Create Value for Your Client Inside and Outside the Courtroom Matt Cairns -Associate General Counsel Litigation Textron, Inc., Providence, RI

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10:45 am – 11:45 am What Civil Litigators Need to Know About White Collar Corporate Investigsations Stacey Gottlieb – Cohen Dowd Quigley, Phoenix, AZ10:00 am – 11:30 am Red Carpet Rendevous “Afternoon Tea” Robert Aytoun Room Presentation by Hotel Staff Speaker, Sweet Treats and Teas

12:30 pm – 11:00 pm Excursion to Glamis & Scone Palace Afternoon Tea (Transportation provided by Experience Scotland) Boxed Lunch

Dinner: Discovery Point

Arrival back at hotel- Hospitality Room James Grahammidnight

Friday, May 3, 20198:00 am – 9:30 am Breakfast for Delegates, Spouses, and Guests Robert Burns D8:15 am – 8:45 am Introductory Comments

8:45 am – 9:45 am Investigations, White-Collar, Fraud: What I Have Learned As In-House Counsel

Nicolas Brooke, General Counsel & Global Head of Investigations & Litigation, Société Générale Bank, FranceNicolas Brooke is the General Counsel for Litigation and Investigations at the French bank Société Générale. In his role, he notably

focuses on investigations, financial crime, international arbitration, banking and finance, fraud, and supervises proceedings that are launched worldwide against the bank. While at Société Générale, Nicolas has often been in contact with the US, sometimes in extraordinary circumstances. He worked on the first joint resolution between the US DOJ and French public prosecution services in the LIBOR/Libya investigation, and notably received the GIR Outstanding In-house Counsel of the Year 2018 award in this respect. His team was further recognized with the award of the Most Important Development in Investigations 2018. In his presentation, he will be sharing with you his experience when dealing with government probes into Libor manipulation, foreign bribery and US sanctions violations. He will tell you how he dealt with cultural gaps, how he organized his team, how he approached a completely novel type of investigations and how he selected and worked with his outside Counsel. Lots of war stories to look forward to!

9:45 am – 10:00 am Break

10:00 am – 11:00 am Fueling Your Passion With Good Health

Dave O’Brien – Cork, IrelandTaking ownership and responsibility of one’s health is not a given - one has to work at it. In 2010, at age 56 Dave O’Brien

became the oldest man in the world, the only Irish man ever and one of only a handful of people on the planet to complete 4 Desert Runs in one year. A Desert Run is five marathons (250KM) over seven days with all of your gear on your back, sleeping in shared tents and running in actual deserts around the world.

Dave will impart what was behind the drive, focus and passion that pushed him to attempt what had never before been achieved by someone his age. In 35 years of running and with over 600 races completed worldwide, he has never been injured or sick, or missed a race due to sickness or injury. According to Dave, “it is not just good luck or good genes . . . it’s good health. If you cut your finger, it heals. If you get a cold, it goes away. We have a trillion dollar body and yet so many put more time and effort into a shopping list than they do their own health. It is a sad fact that large numbers of people on this planet do not worry about their health, until they haven’t got it.”

Dave will be addressing the key issues leading to compromised immune systems and ill health as a result of stress, fatigue, poor diet, mental & physical health, environment and technology. Dave’s talk will be a roller coaster, a journey of emotions that will trigger something deep within all of us in our quest for longevity with quality of life. “It is time to look after you, so you can look after many.”

10:30 am – Noon Business Meeting Election of New Executive Council Members and Officers; Comments by Outgoing and Incoming Presidents; Report on Denver by Kevin Amatuzio 2019, Awards, We Prefer To Refer Award; Closing RemarksNoon – Midnight Hospitality Room James Graham

Activities: Noon – 5:00 pm Discovery of St. Andrews and Kingsbarn Distillery (Loop Transportation provided by Experience Scotland)6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Cocktail Reception Robert Burns Foyer7:30 pm – 11:00 pm Gala Dinner and Dance Robert Burns Ballroom Entertainment –White Dove

Saturday, May 4, 2019 4:45 am – 8:15 am Boxed Breakfasts for bus to Edinburgh (grab coffee and juice) (Three departure times by coaches provided by Experience Scotland)

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aDTA 2019 ACTIVITIES

Bundled ActivitiesLindores Abbey Distillery and Falkland CastleWednesday, May 1, 2019, Noon – 5:00 p.m.

Sip, sample but don’t stumble. We will explore the Lindores Abbey Distillery, a medieval structure, believed to be one of the world’s oldest whisky stills. Then over to the Falkland Palace, where you can tour the historic castle and gorgeous gardens, a “must visit” from hundreds on TripAdvisor.Day includes: Transportation, Guides, Boxed lunches, Tours.

Lindores Abbey DistilleryLindores Abbey was founded in 1191 by

David Earl of Huntingdon on land given to him by his brother King William. It is believed William Wallace rested in the abbey after the Battle of Black Earnside in 1298 with 300 of his soldiers after they defeated the English.

Recently archaeologists found what they believe to be an installation used for the distillation process at Lindores Abbey in Fife making it the oldest whisky still ever found.

The first ever written record of Scotch whisky distillation took place in the abbey in 1494, according to the exchequer rolls of King James IV. It mentioned a Brother John Cor, a Lindores monk, who was commissioned by King James IV to turn 8 bolls of malt into Aqua Vitae (about 400 bottles of today’s whisky). History at its best.

Falkland PalaceLocated in the heart of Falkland’s conservation

village and surrounded by extensive gardens, this partly restored Renaissance palace is the perfect place to visit. A Certificate of Excellence winner, part of the palace is in ruins, but the original and reconstructed rooms are packed with 17th-century Flemish tapestries, elaborate

Introduction to ActivitiesIf you think driving on the wrong side of the road is interesting, wait until you see what we have planned for you during your

visit to Scotland. History, elegance, beautiful countryside, palaces, castles, the finest Scotch, and more. See the lasting tributes of man’s ingenuity and amazing accomplishments before the invention of machinery.

Every annual meeting location requires a pre-site visit to determine the feasibility and attractiveness of the site for our members. This visit revealed so many possibilities and excitement that it was difficult to narrow down the things to do. The small town of St. Andrews in unique, but our members will want to get out and explore what the rest of the area has to offer. So that you can “experience Scotland,” our extended time frame and planned activities enables that to happen. We encourage you to join us for this exciting adventure by signing up for the Bundled Optional Events, knowing you will walk away feeling you received more than you ever expected. This trip promises to be the best ever!Additional Information:

Don’t forget to sign up for the Fairmont Club membership (online) along with Global or TSA travel approval, bring an electric adapter and warm clothing as we never know the weather.- Dress attire for both the meeting and excursions is casual. - “Go Native.” Meaning dress like a rugged country/village Scottish native with scarves, jeans, boots, tartan plaids or whatever attire would make you feel you were a native of Scotland. Look toward the Internet for some ideas to make this a fun evening where you will be measured for your kilts and tartans. The Friday Gala is our normal formal/cocktail attire with the wearing of your tartans and kilts (this is optional).

Edinburgh Castle ReceptionEdinburgh, ScotlandMonday, April 29, 2019, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

We invite you to a reception at the Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland! What a fantastic location to open your trip to Scotland. Have a couple of beverages along with a private viewing of the Honours of Scotland and the Stone of Destiny. Be sure to make arrangements for dinner afterwards.

Golf Tournament – The Kittocks CourseWednesday, May 1, 2019, 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm

The ADTA Golf Tournament will take place on the The Kittocks Course which is a par 72 and 7192 yards. The original design was designed by Bruce Devlin with assistance from Gene Sarazen.

Golf courses in Scotland are among the best in the world, the Fairmont course is no exception. Fairmont St Andrews has also been awarded IAGTO European Golf Resort of the Year 2012 and Resort Hotel of The Year at The Golf Tourism Scotland Awards - The fourth time in five years!

Price includes: Green fees, cart, boxed lunch, prizes. Rental clubs are available at the course. It is advisable to rent clubs vs. transporting your own.

painted ceilings and antique furnishings. The beautiful, tranquil grounds are worth a visit alone.

Before Falkland Palace was built, a hunting lodge existed on the site in the 12th century. This lodge was expanded in the 13th century and became a castle which was owned by the Earls of Fife – the famous Clan MacDuff.

One of Falkland’s most famous royal residents – Mary, Queen of Scots – was enchanted with the palace, and took advantage of Falkland’s vast estate to pursue falconry and hunting, while also enjoying a game of tennis in what is now the oldest surviving real (or royal) tennis court in the world.

Glamis Castle and Scone PalaceThursday, May 2, 2019, 12:30 pm - 11:30 pmWhat a day we have planned for you! One castle is not the same as another palace or castle. Each has its own rich history and heritage. Today you may feel like you’ve transported back in time with castles and ships – the elegance and hard times make for unbelievable stories. The day wraps up with a reception and dinner at Discovery Point. Day includes: Transportation, Tickets, Tours, “Afternoon Tea” style refreshments, Guides, Reception, Dinner Glamis Castle

Glamis Castle is absolutely stunning with a rich history and is reportedly haunted. Located in the heart of Angus and witness to over 1000 years of history. Ancestral seat to the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne and childhood home of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, wife of King George, VI. Glamis Castle has witnessed a wealth of history. It is a living breathing monument to Scottish heritage, hospitality and enjoyment for all.

In 1034 AD King Malcolm II was murdered at Glamis, where there was a Royal Hunting Lodge. In William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth (1603–06), the eponymous character resides at Glamis Castle. During the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland, soldiers were garrisoned at Glamis.

Glamis Castle is amazing with so much to see you will want more time.

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Discovery Point (Reception & Dinner)Thursday, May 2, 2019

Ever wished you could go to Antarctica, with this expedition you can pretend you’ve been while enjoying a reception and dinner at Discovery Point.Located in Dundee, this spectacular building houses a museum that helps describe the interlocking stories of a native of Dundee, the Royal Research Ship Discovery, the man who became famous while

in command of her, Robert Falcon Scott, and the continent they were both born to explore: Antarctica.

In the 1800s the Royal Geographical Society needed a ship specifically designed to allow the exploration of one of the Earth’s last unexplored areas, Antarctica. Much of the UK’s whaling fleet at the time was built and based in Dundee, and it was to the Dundee Shipbuilders’ Company that the RGS turned to produce their ship.

Discovery was launched on March 21, 1901. It was one of the last wooden three-mast ships built in Britain and the first built specifically for scientific research. On August 6,1901 the Discovery set sail to Antarctic from Cowes, Isle of Wight, under command of 33 year old Naval Commander, Scott.Discovery spent over two years locked in the ice at Ross Island. During this time scientific research was undertaken, and Scott and two colleagues set a new record for the most southern latitude ever reached.

Kingsbarn DistilleryFriday, May 3, 2019, Noon - 5:00 pm

On this day we will offer loop transportation f rom the hote l to Kingsbarn Distillery to the city of St. Andrews where you can explore the shops and have lunch. We will be dividing everyone into groups so that we do not overcrowd the Distillery. There will be plenty of time to spend in St. Andrews to enjoy the day and take it all in.

Kingsbarn opened in 2014 by the Wemyss family who already have a whisky interest in Wemyss Malts, a boutique spirits company who’s range comprises blended malts, single malt single cask bottlings and a blended Scotch.

At Kingsbarns Distillery, Fife grown barley and water from an aquifer 100m below the distillery and through their process of milling, mashing, fermentation and distilling fill just 33 casks a week of their fruity and floral spirit. The spirit must mature in oak casks for at least 3 years and a day before it can be called Single Malt Whisky.

Kingsbarns has a culture that is solidly grounded in producing a true Fife single malt Scotch whisky that is light, delicate and fruity and that uses only barley grown locally in Fife and is only matured in Fife.

This tour will interest even those who are not into the tasting of such beverages as you will learn the history of the area as well as the history of making of Scotch Whiskey. There is also a nice café onsite.

St. AndrewsSt. Andrews is a town on the east coast of Fife in

Scotland, 10 miles southeast of Dundee and 30 miles northeast of Edinburgh. St Andrews has a recorded population of 16,800 in 2011, making it Fife’s fourth largest settlement and 45th most populous settlement in Scotland

The city offers a welcome change from department stores and shopping malls, has a selection of independent shops offering clothes & shoes, books, food and drink, gift shops, galleries of artwork, and of course, (who would ever have guessed) golf shops.

You won’t go hungry, that’s for sure. With over 60 outlets, including takeaways, coffee shops, fish & chips, pubs & bars, hotels and restaurants offering the best in traditional and fine food, plus the usual international fare of Italian, Chinese, Indian and Thai.

There are a few historical ruins in the town, including St Andrews Cathedral West Port, Blackfriars Chapel, Martyrs Monument and St Andrews Castle.

Book Review“At Home at Highclere”Entertaining at the Real Downton AbbeyBy, The Countess of CarnarvonWednesday, May, 2019, 9:30 am – 10:30 am

The Countess of Carnarvon is the wife of the Earl of Carnarvon whose family has owned Highclere Castle for generations. The book gives complete access to the world-renowned historic country house and showcases the art of entertaining, past and present.

Highclere Castle, famed as the setting for Downton Abbey, is the epitome of how we imagine the perfect English country house. Long the Carnarvon family’s ancestral country seat, Highclere has welcomed royalty, statesmen, and notables from the worlds of business, academia, and the arts for shooting parties, elegant fêtes, and celebrations in the grand style.

Please join Paige and Brooks Magratten as they pull you back into a lifestyle that we all love to hear about along with many recipes, including everything you need to make “Afternoon Tea.”

Red Carpet Rendevous “Afternoon Tea”Thursday, May 2, 2019, 10:00 am – 11:30 am

Don’t miss this mini “tea workshop” from one of the Fairmont Hotel experts. Enjoy sitting down to a royal tea setting, sampling sweet treats and sipping from beautiful china all the while learning about where the teas originate, how they are made into flavors and more.

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aDTA 2019 REGISTRATION FORM Registration Form ADTA

78th ANNUAL MEETING Fairmont st. andrews

Edinburgh & St. andrews, scotland April 29 - May 4, 2019

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RESPONSIBILITY  –  ADTA and/or their agents, representatives, and suppliers of service assume no responsibility  for  injury, death, damage,  loss, or delay  incurred by any person  in  connection with  the Annual Meeting and all  related events and  functions, or  loss occasioned by neglect, default, strikes, wars, hostilities,  terrorism, civil disturbances or  resulting directly or  indirectly  from acts of God. The ADTA  reserves  the  right  to cancel  the meeting at any time, to refuse to accept or retain any person(s) as program participant(s), to alter or cancel the itinerary whenever the ADTA deems it necessary for the comfort, convenience or safety of the members or guests. The itinerary and price may be affected by alterations, local conditions, or by other causes. The right is reserved to cancel the Annual Meeting. In such case, full refund of all payments will constitute full settlement with the registered party.  Any and/or all transportation companies herein mentioned shall have or incur no responsibility or liability to any traveler aside from their liability as common carriers. 

ACCOMMODATION PREFERENCE

Apex Waterloo: City View $191____ Superior $240 ____(Both include full Scottish breakfast; 15 days out cancellation) St. Andrews Fairmont: Fairmont Room $251 _____ Fairmont View $277_____ Deluxe $319_____

To receive free Internet in your room sign up for the Fairmont President’s Club at www.fairmont.com Maximum occupancy per room is 2 adults and 2 children or 3 adults.

Room reservations for the Apex Waterloo in Edinburgh or the Fairmont St. Andrews meeting must be made through ADTA. DO NOT call the hotels direct. All room changes or cancellations must be made through ADTA and received prior to April 14 or a cancellation fee will be applied. Hotel room reservations at the ADTA special room rate will be auto-matically cancelled unless the ADTA receives registration payment for attendance to the Annual Meeting within ten days of receipt of this Registration Form. If Registration is received by the ADTA ten days or less prior to the event date, payment must be received with the registration. Fairmont Room Block ends March 28, 2019

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REGISTRATION  FEE  INCLUDES:    Edinburgh Castle Reception,  Transportation  (Edinburgh  to  St. Andrews), Presi‐dent’s  Scottish Welcome  Reception/Dinner/Dance, Diversity  Cocktail  Reception,    Boxed  Lunches  for  Activities,  Gala,  Boxed  Breakfast  on  Saturday,  daily  Hospitality  Suite,  CLE  Member  Breakfasts/Breaks  on  Wednesday/Thursday/Friday, transportation to Edinburgh Airport on Saturday, and all meeting materials.  Spouse/significant other/registered guest  registration  fee  includes all of the above except meeting related items but does include the  Wednesday Red Carpet “Voucher” breakfast, breakfast with members on Friday and the Red Carpet Rendez‐vous’ Speaker presentation /tea on Thursday.  *ADTA does not discount cost for partial attendance.  

REGISTRATION FEES (each person)              BEFORE 3/4         AFTER 3/4        TOTAL   Member                                  $   2,325    $ 2,425                 $_______________ Spouse Attorney (also member)                  $      550    $    650                               $_______________ Non‐Member Attorney*                     $   2,325    $ 2,425                 $_______________ Spouse/Significant Other/Guest/Children over 18**       $      550    $    650                 $_______________ Emeritus                       $   1,825                  $ 1,925                               $_______________ Emeritus’ Spouse/Significant Other/Guest                         $      450    $    550                                $_______________                                         SUB TOTAL  

  

Registration fees and Extras are payable to ADTA.   

____Golf Tournament        ____self       ____spouse/guest      x             $175          $ ___________   (Boxed Lunch, Green Fees, Cart, Prizes)      ____Off–site Activities pricing includes all activities and will not be broken out except                 for those playing in the Wednesday Golf Tournament.                    (Lindores Abbey Distillery, Falkland Palace, Glamis Castle, Scones Palace, Afternoon                  Teas, Discovery Point Dinner, Kingsbarn Distillery, All Tickets, Boxed Lunches, Transportation             ____self       ____spouse/guest/child          x               $450         $___________ ____Golfers deduct         ____self       ____spouse/guest                ‐ $  86         $___________  ____Kilt(Male) & Tartan(Female) Rental                                                   Male___ _$105;      Female____ $27   $___________                                    Members paying by check receive a $75 discount on registration.                          $___________                                                                          New York Members Must Pay by Check  TOTAL AMOUNT OF CHECK TO ADTA                        All fees are payable in U. S. Currency.                                                                                                                                                                            *************** ____Saturday , May 4 transport with luggage to Edinburgh Airport         ____self     ____spouse/guest/child             

What time is your flight’s departure?______ __ Airline__________ ___         Coach departure times from hotel (check one):

____4.45 am for the 09:15/10:10hrs flights; ____7.15 am for the 11:25/11:30hrs flights; ____8.15 am for the 12:30hrs flights  *     Non‐Member Attorney is an attending member spouse who is  seeking CLE credit  **  Children’s Meals:  13‐18  pay half price on formal event reserved meals (price provided closer to event); meals free for children under          12.  Some children activities, 12 and under, for Scotland will require a fee.   Email the Executive Director to discuss if you have children.  

CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS:  The ADTA registration fee is fully refundable, less a $100 handling fee for each registration, provided that written notice of cancellation is received by Peggy  Schultz, Executive Director, on or before  Friday, March  25,  2019, after which time it is nonrefundable.   

Questions?   Call 727‐859‐0350 or email pschultz@adtalaw.com.           

Make check payable to ADTA and mail to: Peggy L. Schultz, Executive Director, ADTA, 4135 Topsail Trail, New Port Richey, FL  34652 

FAX:  727‐236‐3811 

Optional Events

Be sure to make a copy of the front and back of

the Registration

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