Laurel S. Terry, Professor of Law (LTerry@psu.edu), Return to Homepage
Penn State Dickinson School of Law
Selected Presentations
This webpage includes the Powerpoint slides from selected presentations I have
given. The first section identifies
these presentations by topic. The second
section lists these presentations in chronological order. The hotlinks in the
“topical” section take you directly to the presentation. The chronological section includes not only
hotlinks to the presentation, but also includes hotlinks to the article(s) on
which the talk was based (or gave rise to).
I hope this webpage will be useful
- all I ask is that if you find a
presentation helpful and rely upon it, please cite to it. The
topics addressed include those listed below.
SELECTED
PRESENTATIONS – BY TOPIC (Note: the Chronological Listing includes links to related articles)
Ø Global Developments in general (See 1-11, 9-09 and 11-08) (See also 2008 Service Providers article, “The Legal World is Flat”, and other “Global Legal Practice” articles on my publications webpage)
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To
read my law review articles (or testimony) on the topics listed below,
please
visit my “Publications
By Topic” section of my webpage
Ø Alternative Business Structure (ABS) developments (including the UK’s Legal
Services Act 2007, Australia’s publicly traded law firms, EU, and OECD
developments) (See 4-08, 5-08,
10-08,
and 5-09
Ø Antitrust
initiatives directed towards the legal profession, including the
EU’s Professional Services Competition Initiative (See 5-08,
4-08)
Ø the APEC Legal Services Initiative (See
10-09)
Ø Australian Legal Profession Developments (See 8-08
;5-09)
Ø the Bologna Process (See
3-06, 1-05;
see also 1-11)
Ø Classification Systems for Counting Legal Services (See 10-04;
4-07)
Ø Double deontology [aka ABA Model Rule 8.5 Choice of Law issues] (See 5-08
and 7-10.
[NOTE:
In October 2010, Professors Terry and Rogers revised the proposal contained in
this talk. Their revised proposal is available in ABA 20/20 Commission’s cross
border paper.] )
Ø EU lawyer regulation (See 1-05;
see also 4-08)
Ø Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and Lawyer Regulation (See
1-2010)
(See also 2010 FATF
article)
Ø Foreign lawyer “recognition” issues (including issues related to whether to have
an ABA Model Rule Allowing Foreign Educated Applicants to sit for a Bar
Examination)(See
4-09)
Ø Free Trade Agreements (addresses 15 U.S. FTAs and APEC that apply to U.S. Legal Services) (10-09)
Ø the GATS and its application to legal services (and higher education
services). See 5-05
and 10-09
for a GATS overview. For presentations
on specialized GATS-legal services issues, see1-11(higher
education), 5-08
(IBA & skills transfer), 4-08
(outsourcing-related), 5-07(CPC
commitments-classifications), 10-04
(classification issues), and 3-04
(domestic regulation)
Ø Global and Comparative Legal Ethics (See 11-04,
5-05,
3-09)
Ø Higher Education Issues: See1-11; see also
Bologna Process subject matter.
Ø Lawyers as “Services Providers,” (See 1-2010)
Ø Globalization
and Legal Education (See 1-2012)
Ø Legal Ethics Codes Used in International Tribunals (See 3-09)
Ø Legal Ethics (see this index for topics on Global and
comparative legal ethics, Legal Ethics Codes in International Tribunals,
Pennsylvania legal ethics, ABA Model Rule 8.5 choice of law issues, ABA Model
Rule 5.1 “systems” issues, MDPs, MJP, legal outsourcing)
Ø Legal outsourcing (See 4-08)
Ø Multidisciplinary Partnership Initiatives (MDPs)[U.S. and
German] (See 7-2000)
Ø Multijurisdictional practice initiatives (MJP)
(See 8-06,
10-05, 5-05;
see also 1-07)
Ø Pennsylvania implementation of Ethics 2000 (See 12-04)
Ø UK Legal Services Act
(See10-08,
5-09, and 2-11)
Ø Using ABA Model Rule 5.1 More Proactively (with a nod towards Australia’s
implementation of its “appropriate management systems” requirement) (See 8-08;see also 5-09
at slide18)
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SELECTED
PRESENTATIONS – CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING
NOTE:
A number of these presentations were either based upon, or later provided the
basis for, a scholarly article. Links to
these articles are included in the parenthetical following the presentation
listings. If I have written additional
articles on the topic, they will be listed on my “publications
by topic” webpage. If you would like
a hard copy reprint of any of these articles, please email LTerry@psu.edu.
Laurel S. Terry, Globalization, Legal Practice, & Education, AALS Workshop on the Future of Legal Education and the Future of the Profession, Jan. 5, 2012, Washington, D.C
Laurel S. Terry, International Initiatives that Affect Your Job as a Regulator: The 2007 UK Legal Services Act, National Organization of Bar Counsel Midyear Meeting, Feb. 11, 2011
Laurel S. Terry, International Practice of Law and Regulation of Attorney Practice, Conference of Chief Justices, Midyear Meeting, Jan. 23, 2011 Washington, D.C.
Laurel S. Terry, LawWithoutWalls™ Thought Leader Presentation: Trends in Global Lawyer Regulation, Jan. 19, 2011
Laurel S. Terry, International Initiatives Relevant to Transnational and Cross-Border Higher Education, Association of American Law Schools’ Annual Meeting 2011, San Francisco, Jan. 6, 2011
Laurel S. Terry, A Model for International Choice of Law and Coordination of Attorney Regulation, IV International Legal Ethics Conference, Stanford Law School, July 17, 2010 [NOTE: In October 2010, Professors Terry and Rogers revised the proposal contained in this talk. Their revised proposal is available in ABA 20/20 Commission’s cross border paper.]
Laurel S. Terry, Transformative Law: The Impact of International Law on Lawyer Regulation: A Case Study Focusing on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and its 2008 Lawyer Guidance, AALS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Jan. 8, 2010 (See also the forthcoming article in the Spring 2010 Journal of the Legal Profession)
Laurel S. Terry, The Supreme Court and the Law of Lawyering: Mere Coincidence or Something More?, AALS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Jan. 7, 2010 (See also “Lawyers as Service Providers”)
Laurel S. Terry, From GATS to APEC: The Impact of International Trade Agreements on Lawyer Regulation, Miller-Becker Institute Inaugural Symposium, Akron, Oct. 9, 2009 (See also Terry GATS articles and the forthcoming Akron article From GATS to APEC)
Laurel S. Terry, Regulation
of Legal Systems and Lawyers, Harvard-Oxford-Jindal Globalization of
the Legal Profession Programme, Oxford, Sept. 12,
2009 (See also 2008
Service Providers article, “The
Legal World is Flat”, and other “Global Legal Practice” articles on my publications
webpage)
Laurel S. Terry, Introduction
to Recent Global Developments, The Future is Here: Globalization and the Regulation of the Legal
Profession, Conference for the Conference of Chief Justices, Chicago, May 27,
2009 (See also 2008
Service Providers article; “The
Legal World is Flat”; Northwestern
article on the EU initiative)
Laurel S. Terry, Foreign Lawyer Recognition, at the National Conference of Bar Examiners Annual Bar Admissions Conference, Plenary: Trends in International Practice/Testing and Regulation of U.S. Lawyers, Baltimore, April 24, 2009
Laurel S. Terry, Handout: Codes of Conduct for International Tribunals and Arbitration for Panel Session on Challenges of Transnational Legal Practice: Advocacy and Ethics at the American Society of International Law 103rd Annual Meeting, March 27, 2009, Washington, DC
Laurel S. Terry, Global Innovation and the Shifting Regulatory Environment: Developments Beyond the GATS, ASIL/Harvard Law School Conference on Globalization of the Legal Profession, Cambridge, Nov. 21, 2008 (See also 2008 Service Providers article and 2006-2007 Transnational Legal Practice article)
Laurel S. Terry, Facing a Transformed Global Legal Landscape: An Introduction to the UK Legal Services Act, Am. Law. Media Law Firm Leaders’ Forum, New York, Oct. 22, 2008
Laurel S. Terry, A Modest Proposal? Should NOBC Members Use Rule 5.1 More Proactively? National Organization of Bar Counsel Annual Meeting, New York, Aug. 9, 2008
Laurel S. Terry, GATS, Legal Services and Skills Transfer in Developing Jurisdictions, International Bar Association, Third Annual Bar Leaders’ Conference, Amsterdam, May 14, 2008 (See also Terry GATS articles)
Laurel S. Terry, The Intersection of Legal Ethics and Globalization: Choice of Law Issues – Introducing the “Double Deontology” Issue, Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers, Amsterdam, May 6, 2008
Laurel S. Terry, Legal
Services Reform in the United Kingdom: What Does It Mean for Firms with a Foot
on Both Sides of the Pond? – Other ABS Initiatives, Association of
Professional Responsibility Lawyers, Amsterdam, May 5, 2008 (For some
discussion of this point, see also pp.11-13
in the ABA Canons Centennial article “Lawyers
as Service Providers”)
Laurel S. Terry, International Trade and Licensing Issues with Outsourcing, University of California, Berkeley, Institute for Global Challenges and the Law Program: INTERNATIONAL OUTSOURCING OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION, April 25, 2008 (For some outsourcing information, but not GATS-oriented outsourcing, see Northwestern Symposium article “The Legal World is Flat”)
Laurel S. Terry, The
EU’s Professional Services Competition Initiative: Is the EU Very Far Behind
Australia and the UK With Respect to Publicly Traded Law Firms?,
Georgetown University Law Center Symposium: The Future of the Global Law Firm, April 17, 2008 (See Northwestern
article on the EU initiative)
Laurel S. Terry, North
American Cross-Border Practice and the Law Schools,
Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting, New York, Jan. 7, 2008 (See also 2006-2007
Transnational Legal Practice article)
Laurel S. Terry, Table Showing Legal Services Commitments in the 1994 Uruguay Round in the Program Materials for the panel Barriers to International Legal Practice? The LeClerc, Wallace and Lacavera Cases (Washington D.C. May 4, 2007) (also available in the CD-Rom materials of the 2007 ABA Section of International Law Spring Meeting)
Presentation, The
U.S. MJP Situation and Other Recent Rule Changes, International
Institute of Law Association Chief Executives (IILACE), New York, August 18,
2006 (See also Terry Table, MJP 8 & 9)
Laurel S. Terry, The
Bologna Process and its Impact on Legal Education in Europe and Germany,
52nd Annual Berlin Seminar for Fulbright Scholars, March 6, 2006,
Berlin (See also Terry
Bologna articles)
Laurel S. Terry, The
Changing Legal Profession: Globalization, AALS Midyear Meeting:
Workshop on Professional Responsibility, Montreal, June 2005 (See also St.
Louis symposium article)
Laurel S. Terry, GATS
& Multijurisdictional Practice,
General Counsel Committee, National Center for State Courts, Washington, D.C.,
May 10, 2005 (See also Terry GATS
articles and Terry Table, MJP 8 & 9)
Laurel S. Terry, Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
in a Global Context, American Society of
Comparative Law, St. Louis, Nov. 12, 2004 (See also Washington
University Symposium article)
Laurel S. Terry, Legal
Education and Practice in the European Union, AALS Annual Meeting, San
Francisco, Jan. 6, 2005 (See also
pp. 146-155 and 210-218 in Vanderbilt
Bologna article)
Laurel S. Terry, The New Pennsylvania Rules of Professional Conduct,
Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Dec. 9, 2004
Laurel S. Terry, Presentation to the Technical
Subgroup of the Expert Group on International Economic and Social
Classifications, U.N. Statistics Division, Oct. 18, 2004 (See also
article on the IBA GATS Terminology Resolution)
Ø See
also Materials
Submitted to the Technical subgroup (TSG) of the Expert Group on International
Economic and Social Classifications by Prof. Laurel S. Terry,
representing the International Bar Association
(191 page pdf file collecting classification information for legal
services)
Laurel S. Terry, Presentation to the WTO Workshop on Domestic Regulation, March 29, 2004 – submitted on behalf of the International Bar Association regarding the application of the WTO Accountancy Disciplines to the legal profession
Ø
See also Index
to Supporting Materials Submitted to the March 2004 WTO Workshop on Domestic
Regulation (See also Professional
Lawyer Symposium article on GATS
Disciplines with Barriers Appendix)
Laurel S. Terry, An MDP Primer,
Presidential Showcase, ABA Annual Meeting, New York, July 8, 2000
(See also
Terry Temple
(general MDP issues) and Minnesota
(German MDPs) Symposium articles, Terry Issue Checklist,
and other
MDP articles)
Selected Testimony and Submissions
Terry Quick Guides to the Implementation of MJP Recommendations 8 & 9
Testimony to the Minnesota State Board of Law Examiners Regarding Foreign Lawyer Admission Issues (Dec. 3, 2009)
Terry Testimony to the USTR about the GATS Negotiations, Oct. 2002
Terry Submissions to the ABA MJP(Multijurisdictional Practice) Commission [the last set of entries on the page; analyzes 12 Global Legal Practice schemes with respect to: 1) Permitted Forms of Association; 2) Scope of Practice; and 3) Ethics and Discipline] May 2001
Terry Submissions to the ABA MDP(Multidisciplinary Practice) Commission [the last set of entries on the page], includes an MDP “Issue Checklist”, March 1999 [Testimony cited in n. 3 of Appendix C - Reporter's Notes, to the June 1999 Report of the ABA MDP Commission]
See also Terry Testimony to the WTO
and UN
regarding legal services and WTO
and UN
supporting materials (also listed above in the “Presentations” section)
Last Updated Sept. 21,
2010
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