Crowell’s Tiffany Aguiar will be a panelist at George Mason University’s (GMU) Nineteenth Annual Judicial Symposium on Civil Justice Issues. Hosted by the university’s Law & Economics Center, the symposium brings together judges, scholars, and practitioners to address pressing civil justice issues such as third-party litigation financing; the evolving role of judges in expert testimony admission; recent developments in consumer protection; the latest “super torts;” and assessing multi-district litigation, class actions, and mass arbitrations.
Tiffany will participate in the panel “Developments in Consumer Protection, UDAP Laws, and Private Enforcement Models” on September 30. Tiffany will join a group of consumer protection leaders, including Karen Harned (President, Harned Strategies LLC), Christine Hines (Senior Policy Director, National Association of Consumer Advocates), and Douglas McNamara (Partner, Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC).
The Judicial Symposium will take place September 28-September 30 at GMU’s Antonin Scalia Law School. Click here to register for the event.