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When:   June 23, 2011 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where:   New York Times Building, 43rd Floor
620 Eighth Ave (40th St)
Price:   $10, Event; $20 Event & Signed Book
Type:   Reception

 

Life Without Lawyers and The Death of Common Sense: 
Cocktail Reception &
Discussion 
with Leading Lawyer and Author Philip Howard '70

 
 
What:  Cocktail Reception & Discussion on Life Without Lawyers and 
           The Death of Common Sense
When: Thursday June 23, 6:30 8:30 PM
Where: Spectacular Atelier, 43rd floor 
            New York Times Building
            Eighth Avenue & 40th Street
 
Tickets: Early Bird: (through June 15)
 Event only: $10, Signed Book & Event: $20
After June 16: Event only: $15, Signed Book & Event: $25
 

Join us for a fascinating evening with Philip Howard '70, vice chairman of law firm Covington & Burling to discuss the re-release of his best-seller, The Death of Common Sense: How Law is Suffocating America. (Random House May 2011). Hear about Howard's "Start Over" campaign launched this month, which aims to influence the 2012 election by organizing public support for structural overhaul of government and law, on the premise that only people, not rules, make things happen. Howard is founder and chair of Common Good , a non-profit bi-partisan legal reform coalition with the mission of rebuilding reliable legal structures that will permit Americans to use their common sense. Common Good's advisory board includes Howard Baker, Bill Bradley, George McGovern, Jeb Bush, Robert Kagan  and Tom Kean among others. Please note that this is not a Republican agenda of tort reform, but a nuanced, thoughtful, bi-partisan initiative to bring reliability and balance to law that will allow Americans to make choices for the common good. Enjoy delicious hors doeurvres, open bar and gorgeous sunset views over the Hudson in this magnificent Renzo Piano designed atelier on the 43rd floor of the New York Times building.  

This event is open to the public and all are welcome. Please feel free to forward to friends and colleagues. Space is limited, and this event will sell out, so be sure and get your tickets now!

All proceeds from this event will go to Common Good.
 
Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of New York and IvyLife.
 
 
 

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