NITA's 50 Years of Impact - Anniversary Video
NITA presents 50 Years of Impact, a video that celebrates NITA’s 50 years as the gold standard in advocacy training. Join our esteemed, diverse group of NITA community members in this special video, including a keynote address by former USAG, Loretta Lynch, and see why, even after 50 years, NITA continues to thrive in the trial training space and grow in the ever-changing legal environment.
0:20 Welcome, by emcees Anita Royal and Richard Schoenberger
1:08 Wendy McCormack, NITA Executive Director
2:33 Hon. Ann Claire Williams (Ret.), NITA Trustee
8:12 Ron Flagg, Legal Services Corp.
8:38 Michelle Mendez, CLINIC
8:42 Ben Rubinowitz, NITA Trustee
11:18 Lisa Leroux-Smith, Kansas Bar Foundation
11:39 Adenera Olayinka Adeyemi, Lagos State Ministry of Justice
12:58 Loretta E. Lynch, Former USAG
23:20 William O. Whitehurst, International Academy of Trial Lawyers Foundation
24:25 Jessica Ryckman, Lawyers Without Borders
24:29 Stephanie M. Ledesma, Thurgood Marshall School of Law
26:46 Angela C. Vigil, NITA Trustee
28:48 Wendy McCormack, NITA Executive Director
29:57 Fiona Donnelly, Law Society of Northern Ireland
30:35 Annie Deets, NITA Trustee
31:29 Donald Beskind, International Society of Barristers Foundation
31:55 Henry Brown, Debevoise & Plimpton
34:37 Arianna Goodman, Bell Nunnally & Martin
36:00 Tessa L. Dysart, The Journal of Appellate Process and Practice
36:11 Michael H. Ginsberg, The NITA Foundation President and NITA Trustee
40:21 John T. Baker, Former NITA Executive Director
43:19 James J. Brosnahan, Morrison Foerster
48:33 Tony Caher, Law Society of Northern Ireland
49:02 Cory Bricker, University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law
53:11 Closing remarks
54:14 Cake cutting
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