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STOCKS

Cisco Sys Inc CSCO — None — Sold (part)

General Electric Co GE — Int/Div — Sold

Express Scripts Inc ESRX — None — Sold

Network Appliance NTAP — None — Sold (part)

Network Appliance NTAP — Sold (part)

Network Appliance NTAP — Sold

Arch Capital Group ACG. — None

Arch Capital Group ACG. — Sold

Agreement — 1.1994 — oo oo Ch Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering Retirement Plan (see part VIII)

Reimbursement — JAMS — 11/6/2009 — New York, NY — arbitrartion seminar — hotel

Part II WILMER, CUTLER & PICKERING RETIREMENT PLAN

The plan provides essentially for a retiring partner to receive monthly payments for the rest of the partner's life, provided only that the partmer does not directly

compete with Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering in the practice of Jaw. Payments are calculated at the time of a partner's retireent and are fixed at an amount which

(annually) equals 25 percent of the partner's average annual income for the partner's last three years. There is no occasion for upward adjustment of retirement

payments, except that adjustments will be made to reflect increases in the cost of living if and to the extent cumulative inflation exceeds 4 percent in a year. There

is no occasion for downward adjustment, except that the firm's annual obligation to all retired partners together is capped at 5 percent of firm income. The

Retirement Plan has no provision for payment of a lump sum in lieu of perioic payments.

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