Some other speculations:
1. The WTBTS will, incredibly enough, start a real charity program in the United States with all the expenses paid at the local level. The motivation being that charitible organizations enjoy substantial legal protection against large financial lawsuit awards.
2. The WTBTS will once again revise the elder appointment arrangement. The idea will be to show that the selection and retension of congregation elders are the responsibility (and liability) of the local members and not Brooklyn. This will help deflect legal claims against the headquarters.
3. The WTBTS will announce the "greater responsibility" of the members in the US and will institute collection plate passing at some meetings to help finance operations in less developed countries.
4. The WTBTS will organize fifty new organizations, one per US state, and these will serve to shield damage to the higher up levels and to simplify legal operations. It could force lawsuits to be decided at the state level instead of the federal and so further insulate and limit financial damage.
5. The WTBTS will announce the creation of numerous subsidiary "governing bodies", perhaps one per branch office and made up of non-anointed. Their apparent independence from Brooklyn will be no more than a convenient legal fiction to further separate the WTBTS elite from the oncoming lawsuits.
6. The WTBTS will distribute odd-tasting Kool-Aid to the attendees.