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20 Franchise Law. 1 (2017)

handle is hein.aba/frnchl0020 and id is 1 raw text is: Am e rican B ar As s o cia tio n Message from the Cha Karen Satterlee, Hilton Hotels * Fo r u m o n Fr an chisin g I t was wonderful seeing so many of you at the 39th Forum on Franchising in Miami, Florida, which I am pleased to say was 841 attendees strong. I would like to thank program co-chairs Chris Bussert and David Oppenheim for their hard work and dedication on producing the Annual Meeting, which, along with our speakers, made the Annual Meeting the success that it was. I know that the Forum's 201 7 program co-chairs, Ron Coleman and Dawn Newton look forward to beating that attendance number at the 40th Forum on Franchising, which will be held in Palm Desert, California at the JW Marriott on October 18-20, 2017. For those of you who were not present at the Annual Meeting, you missed the launch of the Forum on Franchising's Law Library. The Law Library currently contains content for the last five years from The Franchise Law Journal, The Franchise Lawyer and Forum workshops at the Annual Meeting. You will find using the Law Library as easy as conducting a Google® search. We will continue to add content to the Law Library so that we ultimately will have the past ten years of Forum content on the Law Library. You may access the Law Library through this link: http://wwwamericanbar.org /directories/forum_ on_franchising.html. You may also access the Law Library through the Forum's evergreen app, available through your app store. Once again, I would like to thank Ron Coleman, the Forum's Webmaster, for his leadership in bringing this project to fruition, and Jared Miller and Zac LeVasseur of the law firm of Parker Hudson for taking the lead on indexing articles. In addition to the launch of the Law Library, as is our tradition, we held the Forum's annual award ceremony. This year's award winners are: - The Edward Wood (Jack) Dunham Rising Scholar Award: Emily I. Bridges, Smith Leatherwood, Keep Off My (Virtual) Lawn: Encroachment in the Age of the Internet, to be published in the Franchise Law Journal in early 2017; - The Future Leader Award: Antonia K. Sholtz, Cheng Cohen; - The Chair's Award for Substantial Written Continued on page 14 For an electronic version of this issue and past issues go to www.americanbar.org/publications/franchise_lawyerhome.html Karen Satterlee Hilton Hotels

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