Sidley Austin Forum
Sidley Austin LLP and NYU School of Law are proud to host the 3rd Annual Sidley Austin Forum.
The program will examine the results of the 2018 congressional midterms and state and local contests around the country to assess their implications for governance and the political landscape.
The Sidley Austin Forum is held annually and co-hosted by Sidley Austin LLP and NYU School of Law’s Legislative and Regulatory Process Clinic. The Forum explores topics critical to American democracy, citizen engagement, and public service. Over Sidley’s 150-year history, the firm has been committed to honoring and supporting the rule of law in our democracy. Sidley has built a reputation as a premier legal adviser for global businesses and financial institutions with 1,900 lawyers in 20 offices worldwide.
Agenda:
PANEL I: Implications for Governance: This panel will explore how the changed composition of the House and Senate will affect the national policy agenda and both conflict and prospects for cooperation between the president and the congress (seated left to right):
-- Bob Bauer (Moderator), Professor of Practice and Distinguished Scholar in Residence, NYU School of Law
-- Megan McArdle, Columnist, Washington Post
-- Ben Wittes, Editor-in-Chief, Lawfare
-- Sam Stein, Politics Editor, The Daily Beast
- 2018_DC_Midterms_181129: NYU Law -- Sidney Austin Forum: Assessing the 2018 Election Results -- 1 (of 3): Keynote w/Henry Olsen (26 photos from 2018)
- 2018_DC_Midterms2_181129: NYU Law -- Sidney Austin Forum: Assessing the 2018 Election Results -- 2 (of 3): Panel 1 w/Bob Bauer, Megan Mcardle, Sam Stein, and Ben Wittes (38 photos from 2018)
- 2018_DC_Midterms3_181129: NYU Law -- Sidney Austin Forum: Assessing the 2018 Election Results -- 3 (of 3): Panel 2 w/David Axelrod, Emily Ekins, Ronald Klain, and Doug Thornel (46 photos from 2018)
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