Does your nonprofit engage in fundraising practices such as vehicle donations, charitable giving and trusts, raffles, or casino nights? If so, were you aware that they are subject to federal, state, and local government regulation and that civil and even criminal penalties could be applied for failure to comply? In this session, we will address the various legal registration and approval processes in place at various government levels and provide useful advice on how best to handle this regulatory minefield.
Workplace harassment can occur at any level resulting in a significant negative impact on your entire work force and subjecting your company to new levels of exposure for harassment claims. What are the appropriate mechanisms a company must have in place to prevent harassment from happening, thwart litigation from ever materializing, and/or successfully assert an affirmative defense should a case be filed? Our panel of seasoned labor and employment counsel will provide a step-by-step review of the legal processes your company should have to prevent harassment and to protect your company from legal exposure should such a situation occur. We'll send you home with sample forms, policies, handbooks, training materials, investigation materials, discipline letters, and other resources to fully and completely support your ability to effectively prevent and handle workplace harassment.
Antitrust compliance issues abound in the international marketplace. Our panel of seasoned international counsel and government officials will provide an update on antitrust compliance preparation in the U.S. and Europe and will provide tips, tools, and resources to establish a sound competition compliance program at your company.
One of the greatest areas of growth for plaintiffs' lawyers is class actions for violations of wage and hour laws. The FLSA and state laws allow for a wide net to be cast in such cases resulting in huge potential liabilities and settlements. No company is immune, but you can reduce your risk of becoming a target. Whether you've already been sued or are trying to avoid it, you can't afford to miss this session. Our panel of experts will cover the fundamental issues in wage and hour collective actions and advanced strategies for litigating these cases including common mistakes employers make, how to avoid them, and when to settle.
Although most of the recent federal and state regulations and exchange requirements apply only to publicly traded companies, all companies can benefit from good corporate governance practices. Family owned companies often face special challenges when it comes to corporate governance. Learn the best practices for corporate governance applicable to all companies, and how to handle some of these special challenges.
Privacy and the collection of personal information is a hot topic around the globe. Whether you are in the U.S., Europe, or elsewhere in the world, various laws and regulations apply to how you can gather, maintain, or disseminate this information. Get a brief update on the rules and then delve deeper into how to handle this information legally, including how to establish a compliance program to do so, use of internal monitoring systems, and best practices for communicating policies to your workforce.
The most often-cited advantages of in-house practice include the opportunity to be involved in business decisions early in the process, to assist clients in risk management, and to answer to only one client. In short, we value being a member of the business team and as the saying goes, "membership has its privileges." But membership has a decidedly dark side: the potential to destroy the privileges we rely on to be effective advocates. Our panel will explore the peculiar challenges that in-house counsel face in asserting or preserving the attorney-client privilege. We'll cover the criteria for asserting the privilege, who holds the privilege, what actions have been found to uphold or destroy the privilege, how to manage client expectations, and more. When you leave, you'll be better able to identify trouble spots, counsel your client regarding privilege, and make informed decisions about when to draw the line between business and legal advice.
Given the increasing prominence given to international cartels and multi-jurisdictional enforcement cooperation, Fasken Martineau has strengthened its capacity to meet this new challenge with the recent addition of Mark Warner. The firm’s commitment to be at the forefront of the international competition law practice is reflected in Mark’s experience in the OECD advising Members and emerging market Non-Members on trade and competition law issues for WTO negotiations and on international aspects of merger review, cartel enforcement and distribution issues. In particular, Mark was involved in the OECD's pivotal work on international enforcement cooperation. He has also advised governments in South America, Asia and Africa on designing and implementing competition laws.
Description of ACC Member Resources
905 - Managing an International Law Department
Presented at ACC’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - How to Keep Your CEO Out of Jail: Lessons Learned from U.S. v. Jackson and Peters
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - How to Keep Your CEO Out of Jail: Lessons Learned from U.S. v. Jackson and Peters
Presented at ACC’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Examining the Concept of the International Shared Services Center
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Electric and Gas Utility Deregulation
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Cutting Edge Legal Issues in Pricing
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Current Securities Regulation in the E-Commerce World
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Current Issues Faced by Nonprofit Organization Counsel
Presented at ACC’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Wanted: Business Manager and Other New Law Management Approaches
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Students at the Bargaining Table - Unionization in the Nonprofit Sector
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Selected Topics in Labor/Employment Law
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Recent SEC Developments in Public Company Disclosure
Presented at ACCAâ??s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Preventing Workplace Violence
Sample stock purchase agreement and explanations of the provisions.
Presented at ACCA’s Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Marketing the Small In-house Department
Presented at ACC's Annual Meeting 2000; Program - Managing Environmental and Transactional Risk Through Insurance
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