"Terrorism as an Inadequate Security Case" – American Association for Justice Annual Convention, Vancouver [July 13, 2010]

 

John Leighton presented “Terrorism as an Inadequate Security Case” at the American Association for Justice (AAJ) Annual Convention in Vancouver, July 13.  His speech was part of the AAJ’s Inadequate Security Litigation Group CLE Program, which carried program theme of Security Risks Across Borders and at Home.  Mr. Leighton Chairs the Inadequate Security Litigation Group of the AAJ. Mr. Leighton also chaired the Halpern Lecture at the Academy of Trial Advocacy meeting in Vancouver.

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Terrorism as an Inadequate Security Case – AAJ Vancouver