UPCOMING CALL

Preparing for a Contested Election – Bush v. Gore Supreme Court Clerk on Navigating the Uncertainty

Date & Time: Wednesday, October 21, 2020, at 12:00 PM ET

When the 2000 Bush v. Gore recount dispute ensued, US markets reflected the uncertainty around who the next president would be. With the potential for no clear winner coming out of Election Day 2020, we’re holding a call to discuss what the process for reaching a resolution might be and how long it could take.

Join us for the second call in our Election Series with another former clerk for US Supreme Court during the Bush v. Gore Presidential Election to review what to expect from a contested election

RECENT CALL: OCTOBER 14

A Contested Election? Election 2020 — Navigating the Turmoil With a Bush v. Gore Supreme Court Clerk

We recently held a call with a former Supreme Court clerk during the 2000 Presidential Election Bush v. Gore recount dispute to review how the court may approach a Biden-Trump contested election.

Agenda:

• Why both parties are assembling “war rooms” and are preparing for a lengthy court battle after election day
• Understanding each party’s potential legal strategies, and examining the tactics they may employ on their way to a possible final showdown in the Supreme Court

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