Colorado Defense Lawyers Association

Technology & the Law Cyber Security. Automated Vehicles.

Artificial Intelligence. Emerging Technologies. Privacy.

We invite you to not only envision what is yet to come in the realm of technology, but to also contemplate how it will affect you, your practice and our civil defense world.

Beaver Creek, CO l Sunday through Tuesday l July 28-30, 2019

Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort & SpaSituated at the base of Beaver Creek Mountain, Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa offers a luxury escape to the Vail Valley. Revel in views of Vail and central Colorado from their 5-star hotel, with access to more than 1,800 acres offering abundant outdoor activities including golf, fishing, hiking and mountain biking.

Construction update: Good news! The Park Hyatt has an updated remodeling deadline and is now confident that the lobby and grand entry will be completed prior to our arrival. Therefore, they will be honoring the originally contracted room rates of $269 per night. They are excited to share their new space with CDLA.

11 general and 3 ethics for a total of 14 Colorado CLE credits applied for

The Colorado Defense Lawyers Association (CDLA) Board of Directors looks forward to another exciting summer conference for its members, this time in beautiful Beaver Creek, Colorado. We have no doubt that you will find the conference to be a

rewarding and educational experience.

The theme of the 2019 conference will be Technology and the Law. Attendees will hear from speakers on topics including cybersecurity, automated vehicles, artificial intelligence, drones and consumer protection, as well as how those subjects relate to our practice of law.

The Board appreciates your support of CDLA and looks forward seeing you in Beaver Creek.

Sincerely, Natalie E. Lien, 2019 Conference Chair

Technology & the Law Schedule

SUNDAY JULY 28

10:00 am Golf Tournament – Beaver Creek Golf Club

1:00 pm Mountain Biking – Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Valet Area

10:00 am – 4:00 pm Attorney Registration / Badge & Wristband Pick-up – Ford Conference Center

6:00 – 9:00 pm Sunday Night Opening Reception – Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa Slopeside

MONDAY JULY 29

6:30 – 7:30 am Yoga – Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa Backyard Lawn

7:00 – 8:30 am Breakfast – Ford Conference Center Patio

8:30 – 9:00 am Welcome and Announcements

9:00 – 10:00 am Cyber Security by Camille Stewart, Cyber Policy and National Security Fellow

10:00 – 10:10 am Break

10:10 – 11:10 am Emerging Technologies: Legal Implications by Yvonne Stevens, Faculty Associate, Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law

11:10 am – 12:00 pm

Breakout Sessions• Evolution of the Millennial Jury by Tony Moore, Childs McCune • Privacy and Civil Rights in a Digital Age by Patrick O’Rourke, Vice President, University Counsel & Secretary of the Board of Regents, University of Colorado• Legal Holds – Not Just a Formality: Drafting & Implementing Effective Legal Holds in Civil Litigation by Martine Wells, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, and Tanya Cohen, Manager of Litigation Operations, University of Colorado, System Administration

12:00 – 1:00 pm Lunch and Learn: The Path of Litigation and Tort Reform in Colorado: Has Colorado Lost its Way? by Mark Hillman, Executive Director, Colorado Civil Justice League and Brandon Hull, Overturf McGath & Hull

1:00 – 1:10 pm Break

1:10 – 2:10 pmAttorney Competence by Judge William R. Lucero, Presiding Disciplinary Judge, Office of the Presiding Disciplinary Judge, Colorado Supreme Court, and Jessica Yates, Attorney Regulation Counsel, Colorado Supreme Court Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel (ethics credit)

2:10 – 3:10 pm Automated Vehicles – The Latest Technology and the Impact on the Future of Insurance and Insurance Defense by Ryan Gammelgard, Counsel, State Farm Corporate Law Department

3:10 – 3:20 pm Break

3:20 – 4:10 pm

Breakout Sessions• #WhatYouNeedToKnow: Social Media, Technological Competence and the Rules of Professional Conduct by April M. McMurray, Deputy Regulation Counsel, Colorado Supreme Court Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel (ethics credit)• Workers’ Compensation Legislative Update by Frank M. Cavanaugh, Lee & Brown• Hot Topics in Bad Faith and Statutory Delay Personal Injury Claims by Frank Patterson, Frank Patterson & Associates (ethics credit)• New Lawyers: How to Take a “Useful” Deposition by Jason Young, Pearl Schneider Young

6:00 – 9:00 pm Reception Atop Beaver Creek Mountain – Spruce Saddle Lodge

Technology & the Law ScheduleTUESDAY JULY 30

6:30 – 7:30 am Yoga – Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa Backyard Lawn

7:00 – 8:15 am Breakfast – Ford Conference Center Patio

8:15 – 8:30 am Conference Updates and Announcements

8:30 – 9:20 am

Breakout Sessions• Hot Topics in Bad Faith and Statutory Delay Property Claims by Brendan Powers, Spies, Powers & Robinson (ethics credit)• Liability and the Sharing Economy by Ryan Tamm, Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker• How to Interrupt Your Unconscious Biases to Make Better Decisions in the Workplace and in Client Matters – Part 1 by Kathleen Nalty, Founder, Center for Legal Inclusiveness• New Lawyers: The Dos and Don’ts in a Courtroom by Hon. Robert McGahey, District Court, 2nd Judicial District

9:20 – 10:20 am How to Lead a Successful, Fulfilling and Happy Life in Changing Times by Timothy Pratt, former General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer, Boston Scientific

10:20 – 10:30 am Break

10:30 – 11:30 am Judges Panel: All Things Trial…Including Technology by Magistrate Judge Kathleen Tafoya, Judge Robert McGahey, Judge John Wheeler, Judge Tom Kane, and Judge C. Michelle Brinegar

11:30 am – 12:30 pm Lunch and Learn: Colorado Law Update by Jeffrey Ruebel, Ruebel & Quillen

12:30 – 12:40 pm Break

12:40 – 1:40 pm Artificial Intelligence and the Defense of Civil Actions by Matthew Linton, Ogletree Deakins

1:40 – 2:30 pm

Breakout Sessions• Application and Admissibility of Drones and Related Technology in Trial by Jodie Immell, Senior Reconstructionist and Jennifer Seely, AIA of Ponderosa Associates Limited • Battling the E-Billing Bulwark: Best Practices for Legal E-Billing and Avoiding Ethical Pitfalls During Audits by James Miletich, McConnell Fleischner Houghtaling and Hillary Patterson, Frank Patterson & Associates • How to Interrupt Your Unconscious Biases to Make Better Decisions in the Workplace and in Client Matters – Part 2 by Kathleen Nalty, Founder, Center for Legal Inclusiveness • New Lawyers: Arguing to the Court (Motions, Jury Instructions and Discovery Disputes) by Hon. Robert McGahey, District Court, 2nd Judicial District

2:30 – 2:50 pm Vendor Drawing

2:50 – 3:50 pm Consumer Protection Law – HB 18-1128 by Cole Wist, former member of the Colorado House of Representatives, representing District 37 and Alissa Gardenswartz, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP

3:50 – 4:00 pm Close and Acknowledgments

4:00 – 5:30 pm Closing Reception – Park Hyatt Beaver Creek

Download the 2019 Conference App for more detailed information regarding the schedule, keynote and breakout sessions, and evening events.1. Download the “Attendify” app from the App Store or Google Play.2. Search for 2019 CDLA Annual Conference.3. Open the app and sign up/log in.

Featured Speakers & Presentations

MONDAY, JULY 29

CYBERSECURITYOur entire way of life fundamentally depends on the internet, and the cybersecurity issues that result challenge everyone. Yet there is arguably no issue more important today, but less understood, than cybersecurity. This presentation will focus on technology and cybersecurity trends from Silicon Valley to Washington. It will explore our role in cybersecurity both as individuals and attorneys, address the tension between convenience, security, and privacy, and highlight some of the unexpected ways we encounter cybersecurity. You will walk away with answers to your most pressing questions: What can you do to protect your data? Which threats are most pressing? How can you reduce the likelihood that you will be targeted?

SPEAKER: CAMILLE STEWARTis an attorney whose crosscutting perspective on complex technology, cyber and national security, and foreign policy issues has landed her in significant roles at leading government and private sector companies like the Department of Homeland Security and Google. Previously working on cybersecurity

and risk issues at Deloitte, Ms. Stewart currently focuses on mobile platform policy at Google. Ms. Stewart was also an Obama Administration appointee at the Department of Homeland Security, where she served as the Senior Policy Advisor for Cyber Infrastructure & Resilience Policy. Ms. Stewart is a New America Cyber Policy Fellow, Truman National Security Fellow, and Council on Foreign Relations Term Member. She is a 2018 New America Top 35 Black American National Security & Foreign Policy Next Generation Leader, the 2018 National Urban League Cyber Connoisseur Honoree, and 2016 Women in Technology Rising Star Awardee. You can find out more about Ms. Stewart and her current projects at www.CamilleStewart.com and follow her on Twitter @CamilleEsq.

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: LEGAL IMPLICATIONSTechnology is being created and deployed at an unprecedented rate of change, affecting each industry directly or indirectly. From automated vehicles, virtual reality, blockchain, Internet-of-Things, gene editing, wearables, and personalized medicine to nanotechnology, big data, and robotics – at no other time has humanity been faced with such tremendous technological and scientific change – and

the legal implications that go with it. Though some disagree on the rate of future growth, there is no indication that this all-encompassing time of exponential change is going to slow down anytime soon.

This presentation will explore the various technologies we contend with on the road, in the sky, and in our homes and offices and assess potential liabilities, lawsuits, evidence and defenses associated with many of the examples provided. The intent is to heighten awareness to skillfully navigate around obstacles we previously could have only imagined encountering in science fiction.

SPEAKER: YVONNE STEVENS is a Faculty Associate at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. Her teaching and research focus reflect her interest in emerging technologies from a legal and ethical perspective. She has published and spoken on a number of topics including

technology & employment, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, bioethics, biotechnology, genetics and risk governance. Among other commitments and interests, Ms. Stevens is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Chair of the Risk, Policy & Law Specialty Group, Society for Risk Analysis, a member of the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics, an ASU Law Legal Analytics Program fellow and a member of the Law & Technology Committee, Arizona Technology Council. Ms. Stevens received her LL.M. in Biotechnology and Genomics from ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in May 2013 and holds an LL.B. (J.D. equivalent) from the Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

LUNCH AND LEARN: THE PATH OF LITIGATION AND TORT REFORM IN COLORADO: HAS COLORADO LOST ITS WAY?In recent years, Colorado’s traditional status as a predictable, common-sense venue for litigation has been challenged by court decisions that expand liability beyond statutory intent. But changes adopted by the Legislature this spring are likely to shift our state’s business climate on perilous course much more rapidly. This program will address recent judicial rulings and statutory trends that are influencing Colorado’s litigation climate and tort reform efforts. The program will include an update on the 2019 Colorado legislative session.

Featured Speakers & Presentations

SPEAKER: MARK HILLMAN served two terms in the Colorado State Senate (1999-2005), serving as Majority Leader (2003-04) and Minority Leader (2005), and was appointed State Treasurer (2005-06). Since 2009, he has served as executive director of the Colorado Civil Justice League, Colorado’s leading organization in the fight against lawsuit abuse. His writings have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Denver Post, Colorado Politics and RealClearPolitics.com, as well as in numerous local community newspapers across Colorado.

SPEAKER: BRANDON HULL is the legislative director for CDLA and serves as a legislative analyst for several Colorado trade organizations. He is shareholder with Overturf McGath & Hull, P.C. Mr. Hull’s insurance defense practice includes construction defects, environmental law, products liability, legal malpractice, and employment

discrimination. His professional liability work includes the defense of architects and engineers and other design professionals. Mr. Hull is a trained mediator and holds a mediation certificate from the American Arbitration Association.

THE ATTORNEY DISCIPLINARY PROCESS IN COLORADOJudge William R. Lucero, the Presiding Disciplinary Judge, will be presenting an overview of Colorado attorney disciplinary proceedings. Judge Lucero’s presentation will provide an introduction to the Office of the Presiding Disciplinary Judge (PDJ) and an overview of the disciplinary hearing system, including pretrial and trial procedures for disciplinary hearings, the role of hearing boards, the issuance of disciplinary opinions, and appeals of disciplinary opinions. He will also discuss other types of proceedings that come before the PDJ, such as readmission and reinstatement proceedings. Following Judge Lucero’s presentation, Jessica Yates, Attorney Regulation Counsel, will discuss the intake process and then address hypothetical ethical dilemmas and issues that lawyers may face, discussing the ethical rules that

are implicated and how regulation counsel might address a request for investigation under those circumstances. A question and answer session will take place at the end of the presentation, time permitting.

SPEAKER: THE HONORABLE WILLIAM R. LUCERO received his J.D. in 1972 from the University of Denver. He served in the Denver District Attorney’s Office from 1972 to 1990 and the United States Attorney’s Office from 1990 to 2001, where he supervised the Complex Prosecution Unit and the Appellate Unit. He then returned to the Denver

District Attorney’s Office and served as Chief Trial Deputy until 2004, when the Colorado Supreme Court appointed him Presiding Disciplinary Judge. In 2002, Judge Lucero was inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers. He is a past member of numerous committees handling professional responsibility matters, including the Colorado Supreme Court Grievance Committee, the Attorney Regulation Committee, and the Federal Committee on Conduct. He received the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association’s award for Outstanding Hispanic Lawyer of the Year in 1995.

SPEAKER: JESSICA YATES is Attorney Regulation Counsel for the Colorado Supreme Court. Ms. Yates oversees attorney admissions, attorney registration, mandatory continuing legal and judicial education, attorney discipline and diversion, regulation against the unauthorized practice of law, and inventory counsel matters. Prior

to her appointment by the Colorado Supreme Court, Ms. Yates was in private practice as a partner at Snell & Wilmer LLP, focusing on appeals and litigation. She clerked for the Honorable David M. Ebel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. She earned her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law in 2006. Moderated by James M. Miletich, McConnell Fleischner Houghtaling, LLC

Featured Speakers & PresentationsAUTOMATED VEHICLES – THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY AND THE IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF INSURANCE AND INSURANCE DEFENSEConnected and automated vehicle issues are raising a number of fascinating liability and insurance coverage questions. This presentation will highlight some of the main issues with this technology. It will also discuss what is occurring at the federal and state level in regards to addressing liability and insurance issues. In addition, there will be a high level overview of how the insurance and legal industries are adapting to these changes and how they are preparing for the future.

SPEAKER: RYAN GAMMELGARD, CPCU®, CLU®, CHFC®

is Counsel in the State Farm Corporate Law Department, where he works in the Public Policy Resource Group. He helps coordinate, develop, and analyze the company’s public policy positions and various legislative endeavors, including those related to such innovation related issues as automated vehicles, drones, and data issues.

TUESDAY, JULY 30

HOW TO LEAD A SUCCESSFUL, FULFILLING AND HAPPY LIFE IN CHANGING TIMESChange comes fast, in both law and law firms. How can you anticipate changes? How can you capitalize on the changes and seek advantages? In addition to what you need to do, what do you need to BE? Mr. Pratt will offer insights on these and others questions, relying on his many years of experience representing clients—as a trial lawyer in a large, national law firm—and, later, as a client—serving as the General Counsel of a multinational corporation. Mr. Pratt will address the keys to success for the 21st Century lawyer. He will discuss how to be a leader in turbulent times. And, because there is a difference between life and law, he will share insights on how to achieve happiness and fulfillment in all that you do.

SPEAKER: TIMOTHY A. PRATT is the former General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer at Boston Scientific and, before that, was a trial lawyer with a national practice at Shook, Hardy and Bacon. He has served as president of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel and is currently president of Lawyers for Civil Justice.

Mr. Pratt has been selected as one of the Best Lawyers in America. Legal 500 named him to the “Corporate Counsel 100”, which identifies the most powerful corporate legal advisers in the United States. In 2016, he was honored by The Burton Awards as a “Legend in Law.” He is a frequent speaker on the future of law and lawyering.

JUDGES PANEL: ALL THINGS TRIAL…INCLUDING TECHNOLOGYChanges and advancements in our world impact how we, as civil defense attorneys, try cases. Technology is now available in nearly every courtroom and studies show that jurors increasingly expect attorneys to utilize that technology. The composition of jurors continues to be diverse, but almost all jury pools include “millennial” jurors, who seemingly have different expectations. This presentation will feature some of Colorado’s most well-respected trial court judges, who will discuss the changes they are seeing in their courtrooms, and the best (and worst) ways they see attorneys handle those changes.

PANEL: 1. Honorable Kathleen Tafoya, U.S. District Court For

The District Of Colorado2. Honorable Robert McGahey, District Court, 2nd

Judicial District3. Honorable John Wheeler, District Court, 18th Judicial

District 4. Honorable Thomas Kane, District Court, 4th Judicial

District5. Honorable C. Michelle Brinegar, District Court, 8th

Judicial District

Moderated By Tom Rice, Senter Goldfarb & Rice

Featured Speakers & Presentations

LUNCH AND LEARN: COLORADO LAW UPDATELong-time member of CDLA and former Board member Jeffrey Ruebel will again, per his own description, “play the role of the ‘Little Boy who cried wolf’…and provide a survey of new developments in case law and statute in his own brand of alleged humor.”

SPEAKER: JEFFREY RUEBEL is a native of Brush, Colorado. After teaching special education for one year and high school level courses for two more years, he attended the University Of Colorado School Of Law. Mr. Ruebel has tried over 60 civil jury trials of 3-days or longer, and has handled innumerable bench trials, arbitrations and other adversarial

proceedings. Mr. Ruebel has been inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), is a member of the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys (ADTA), has served as President and Board member of the Colorado Defense Lawyers Association (CDLA), has edited its newsletter and acted as its legislative liaison for over 15 years, and heads up the CDLA Amicus Committee. He received the John Grund Lifetime Achievement Award and has twice been recognized as Lawyer of the Year by the Civil Justice League.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE DEFENSE OF CIVIL ACTIONSArtificial intelligence has not yet taken control of humanity, but it may soon guide many aspects of our lives and our work. This discussion presents a high-level overview of what artificial intelligence is, how it affects the practice of law right now, and how it may transform the public perception of tortious culpability in the future. In addition, it identifies some of the AI tools available now to assist your practice. Finally, this presentation also seeks to challenge you to think about what it means for the theory of tort law when humans are no longer the only entities who the public believes are individually responsible for negligent actions.

SPEAKER: MATTHEW LINTON is Of Counsel at Ogletree Deakins. He advises clients on a broad range of workplace and environmental safety and health issues, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, autonomous vehicles, employment matters, and government investigations throughout the nation. He routinely

handles the legal and crisis response to workplace accidents and fatalities and safety related whistleblower complaints with agencies such as OSHA, MSHA, and

many others. Mr. Linton’s knowledge and experience as a former U.S. government attorney help clients achieve the best possible outcomes when facing complex, high-profile agency enforcement actions.

CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW – HB 18-1128In 2018, the Colorado General Assembly passed one of the country’s strictest data privacy laws. HB18-1128, which went into effect in September 2018, contains detailed requirements regarding the protection and disposal of personal identifying information, and mandates the nation’s tightest deadline to notify affected persons when a breach occurs. The bill’s primary sponsor, Former State Representative Cole Wist, along with Alissa Gardenswartz, will provide context for why this bill was written, give an overview of how this new law applies to you and your clients, and provide insight into where data privacy law is going.

SPEAKER: COLE WIST is a fourth-generation Coloradan. He just completed two terms in the Colorado General Assembly, serving as the Assistant Minority Leader of the Colorado House of Representatives and a Commissioner on the Uniform Law Commission. Mr. Wist is also a 30-year defense attorney. His litigation practice emphasizes

representation of employers in labor and employment matters and workplace accident investigations. Mr. Wist has counseled and defended clients following some of the country’s highest profile occupational disasters. Mr. Wist is a graduate of the University of Denver and Georgetown University Law Center. He lives in Centennial.

SPEAKER: ALISSA GARDENSWARTZ is a shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP. Prior to joining Brownstein, Ms. Gardenswartz served as a deputy attorney general for consumer protection in the Colorado Attorney General’s office. She became the first to oversee antitrust cases, financial and charity fraud cases, and litigation related

to the master settlement agreement between tobacco manufacturers and the states. In 2015, she was appointed deputy attorney general for consumer protection and oversaw all of the consumer protection and antitrust enforcement activities as well as consumer education and outreach. She frequently testified before the Colorado General Assembly on consumer protection legislation and was one of the principal drafters of the new data protection and breach notification laws.

NEW LAWYERS TRACKDidn’t make it to CDLA’s Trial Academy or Boot Camp? This year we are offering unique breakout sessions only for new lawyers* where you can hone your trial and discovery skills and collaborate with your peers. Judge Robert McGahey will be conducting two breakout sessions: “The Dos and Don’ts in a Courtroom” and “Arguing to the Court (Motions, Jury Instructions and Discovery Disputes).” Our own Jason Young, of Pearl Schneider Young, an experienced NITA instructor, will teach you “How to Take a ‘Useful’ Deposition.” Finally, join the larger group and hear from Tony Moore, of Childs McCune, on the “Evolution of the Millennial Jury.” Come ready to ask questions, share ideas, and get to know your peers.

* New lawyers are defined as practicing 5 years or less. No bosses, partners, or non-new lawyers allowed!

HUB’S PUB Each year at the Annual Conference, CDLA holds a raffle and silent auction for “Hub’s Pub” in honor of Dan Hubbard, the former incoming president of CDLA, who suffered a cardiac incident while riding his bicycle home from work and passed away unexpectedly. The money raised through Hub’s Pub goes toward purchasing bicycles that are donated to the Children’s Hospital of Colorado and CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) for abused or neglected children.

Over the past 7 years, the Hub’s Pub raffle and silent auction has raised over $75,000 and donated over 248 Specialized and Trek bicycles and helmets to the Children’s Hospital of Colorado and CASA.

Hub’s Pub raffle and silent auction are not the only way to contribute. We understand that busy and hectic personal and business schedules do not allow all to attend the Conference and participate in the fundraising event. To help simplify community involvement, CDLA has created an easy and efficient way for firm and individual members to donate directly via a link on the CDLA website at codla.org. You can also download the form here. All donations are tax deductible.

Special Offering & Philanthropy

Meals & Entertainment

MONDAY NIGHT RECEPTION ATOP BEAVER CREEK MOUNTAIN

Board the Centennial Express Gondola, just a short 3-minute walk from the Park Hyatt, for a leisurely and picturesque ride to a casual mountaintop dinner. As you get off the gondola you will be greeted with a refreshing cocktail. Have your picture taken with your guest or colleagues in front of the gorgeous mountain backdrop. Follow the sound of the popular variety band, Soul X, into the Lodge and sit down to enjoy the wonderful dinner spread we are known for. While relaxing and catching up with friends, take in the nuances and aromas of high-end bourbons at the Bourbon Tasting Tent. Dress warm for that crisp mountain air!

SUNDAY NIGHT SLOPESIDE OPENING RECEPTION Join us in kicking off the 2019 CDLA Annual Conference with a cozy backyard dinner featuring

locally-sourced ingredients. Take in the setting sun, with the mountain as your backdrop, while listening to Scott Nixon and his band, The Hip Replacements, as they play their finger-popping classics. Finish off

the evening roasting marshmallows for s’mores around the warm outdoor open fire.

Monday Night Reception Sponsored by:

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Registration includes one adult (+18) guest pass to all evening events. Kids are welcome to attend all evening events for free. Breakfast, lunch and breaks are limited to paid registrants only. Please indicate on the registration form the name of your guest who will be attending so that a name badge and wristband can be provided upon check-in.

July 28 | Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa | 6:00 – 9:00 PM

July 29 | Spruce Saddle Lodge | 6:00 – 9:00 PM

Meals & Entertainment

Events & Excursions

SUNDAY MORNING GOLF TOURNAMENT

Whether you are competing for the trophy or just want to golf with friends and colleagues

on this amazing course, CDLA’s annual golf tournament will not disappoint. The Beaver Creek Golf Club is located right below the Park Hyatt. Create your own foursome or

register individually and we will match you up. Click HERE to register. Additional fees apply.

TUESDAY EVENING CLOSING RECEPTION

Close out the 2019 Conference with hors d’oeuvres and a beer or glass of wine before you head out for your firm dinner or just a fun night in Vail Valley with friends.

Click HERE to explore all of Beaver Creek’s world-class culinary options and make your reservations now. Cheers!

July 30 | Beaver Creek Resort and Spa | 4:00 - 5:30 PM

July 28 | Beaver Creek Golf Club | 10:30 AM Tee Time

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Golf Hole Sponsorship by:

Events & Excursions

SUNDAY MID-DAY MOUNTAIN BIKING

SUNDAY MID-DAY MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE

Join CDLA Member Michael Watts for a mountain biking excursion. The trails are never

crowded, the terrain is rolling and expansive, and the views are rewarding. Sign up on the

registration form (attached) so Michael knows how many riders will be joining him in the fun! BYO...Bike!

July 28 | Beaver Creek Trails | 1:00 PM Departure Time

July 29 and 30 | Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa Lawn | 6:30 - 7:30 AM

Sponsored by:

YOGA AT SUNRISE

Awaken your mind and body with yoga on the mountain, offered Monday and Tuesday morning

slopeside at the Hyatt. Sign up on the registration form (attached) and BYO...Mat!

Events & Excursions

RELAXING GET AWAY AT ALLEGRIA SPA

At Allegria Spa, you can escape to the mountains for an elevated luxury

experience of sophistication and relaxation. Drawing inspiration from the stunning alpine surroundings at the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek,

this tranquil destination offers restorative elements of nature for peak mind and body rejuvenation. Enjoy 10% off all spa services

during the conference.

Click HERE to book your treatment and be sure to tell them you are with CDLA.

KID AND FAMILY-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES

Kids can attend evening conference events for free.

Additionally, each night families can enjoy s’mores on the back deck of the Park Hyatt. Looking for

more? Beaver Creek offers a ton of fun for the family. See all its offerings HERE.

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Spouse/ Guest Name

Firm Name Firm Address

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ACTIVITIES & EXCURSIONSPlease identify the activities and/or excursions you and your guest would like to attend.

YOU GUEST

YOGA: Monday & Tuesday, 6:30 a.m., Park Hyatt Lawn–BYO mat. MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE: Sunday, 1:00 p.m., Meet in front of the Park Hyatt–BYO bike.

GOLF TOURNAMENT: Sunday, 10:00 a.m., Beaver Creek Golf Club. To register and pay for yourself or your foursome click HERE.

We are soliciting your generous donations for the Hub’s Pub Silent Auction. If you are interested in donating, please contact Glenna at 303.946.6659 or glenna@codla.org.

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Pay by Credit Card: Please charge my credit card in the amount of $ _____________ (Visa, MasterCard, American Express Accepted).

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REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY: A registrant for a CDLA event will be entitled to receive a refund in the amount of 50% of the registration fee if the request is received more than 14 days prior to the scheduled date of the event. Thereafter, no refunds will be provided, but the registrant may substitute another person to participate in the event.

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