Hi everyone,

Sorry for this duplication. I earlier sent an announcement for the
Restitution Rollout conference in a graphic-rich email, which included the
program, but the listserv turned the graphics into individual attachments.

So on behalf of the organizers I now send a text-only version, while those
who wish can look at the graphic version, now in a single attachment.

Lionel

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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW PRESENTS

Restitution Rollout: The Restatement (Third) of Restitution and Unjust
Enrichment Symposium

DATE | February 25, 2011
TIME | 8:45 a.m - 4:30 p.m.

LOCATION DETAILS
Washington and Lee University School of Law Sydney Lewis Hall Millhiser Moot
Court Room Lexington, VA

CREDIT AVAILABLE
CLE Credit Available
The Frances Lewis Law Center is an
accredited Virginia CLE Sponsor

REGISTRATION
To register - http://law.wlu.edu/lawcenter/registration.asp

CONTACT PERSON
Wendy Rice
540.458.8568
ricew@wlu.edu

EVENT SUMMARY

The American Law Institute (ALI), the leading legal-reform organization in
the United States, restates basic legal subjects to inform the legal
profession what "the law" is in a particular subject. In 2010, the ALI
approved the Restatement (Third) Restitution and Unjust Enrichment (2011),
the subject of our Restitution Rollout.

At the conference, ALI Reporter Andrew Kull and ALI Director Lance Liebman
will introduce the Restatement Third of Restitution. They will be joined by
leading Restitution and Contracts scholars including Joe Perillo, Lionel
Smith, John McCamus, Peter Linzer, and Caprice Roberts, among others.

EVENT SCHEDULE

8:15 A.M. Continental Breakfast Available in the Moot Court Lobby
8:45 A.M. Welcome | Dean Mark Grunewald
Opening Remarks | Doug Rendleman

9:00 A.M. Greetings from the American Law Institute | Lance Liebman
Restatement (Third) of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment (R3RUE) and the
American Law Institute

9:15 A.M. Session I - Overview and Unjust Enrichment Moderator - Justice
Jack Jacobs Mike Traynor - The Restatement (Third) of Restitution and
Unjust
Enrichment: Some Introductory Suggestions Louis Wolcher - Unjustness and
the Unsolicited Benefit Peter Linzer - Unjust Impoverishment

10:30 A.M. Session II - R3RUE and Contract Moderator - Douglas Laycock
Joseph Perillo - Restitution in a Contractual Context and R3RUE Caprice
Roberts - Opportunistic Breach - Disgorgement:: Exorcizing the Ghosts of
Equity David Campbell - Opportunistic-Efficient Breach: A Relational
Critique Victor Goldberg - Chandler v. Webster? ³Frustration² with R3RUE
Richard Brooks - Beyond Ex - Post Expediency - An Ex-ante View of Rescission
and Restitution

12:15 P.M. A Conversation with Andrew Kull

1:30 P.M. Session III - Defense
Moderator - Lance Liebman
John McCamus - Defenses to Restitution in R3RUE Lionel Smith - Common Law
and Equity in the R3RUE Adam Rigoni - The Defense that Shouldn¹t be in R3RUE
Anthony Duggan - ³Equitable² Restitution in Insolvency George Roach -
Counter Restitution

3:00 P.M. Session IV - Restitution on the Cutting Edge Moderator - Brandon
Hasbrouck David Partlett & Russ Weaver - Restitution and the BP Oil Spill
Jim Rogers - Indeterminacy and the Law of Restitution Candace Kovacic
Fleischer - Marvinizing R3RUE and Cohabitants¹ Restitution

4:00 P.M. Closing Remarks - Andrew Kull

OUR SPONSORS

American Law Institute
Washington and Lee Law Review
Frances Lewis Law Center