ABL delegates from across the world gathered again for the 40th General Assembly Meeting in San Francisco, USA, October/November 2019.

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Conference delegates gained valuable insights from analysts, guest speakers and fellow ABL members.

Nancy S. Barber, Founder of Glass Key Investigations and member of the Council of International Investigators (CII), and Katherine Wenger, Attorney at Brown Gee & Wenger LLP, presented on asset investigations. 

Dale Freeman, Attorney at Brown, Gee & Wenger LLP, and Nils-Michael Langenborg, President & CEO of Whole Health Marketing, presented on entity formation and financing.

Steve Lincoln - Attorney at Brown, Gee & Wenger LLP, Franklin Rice - Chief Financial Officer at EpaleX Corp. and Jonathan Wright – COO at Probably Genetic, provided expert legal insights on the key issues for businesses involved in the life sciences sector.

Further, we thank David Suddendorf, Legal Practice Consultant, for his most interesting presentation on how small to mid-sized law firms can create and implement a realistic and achievable strategic plan.

Finally, the Law Firm Management Roundtable provided a forum for delegates to share best practices, discuss challenges and opportunities and brainstorm about solutions to topics of importance to the legal profession.

Special recognition and thanks goes out to Brown, Gee & Wenger LLP for hosting the event and to Sofar S.p.A for sponsoring this fruitful 40th ABL Conference.

 ABOUT OUR SPONSOR

Sofar S.p.A. is an Italian company that produces high quality pharmaceutical products, dietary supplements and medical devices, which medical personnel and consumers can use to meet their needs.

ABOUT OUR HOST

Brown Gee & Wenger LLP is a San Francisco Bay Area boutique business law firm that focuses on a value-add approach to the needs of mid-sized and startup business clients.

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