Trademark protection regulations can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. If you aren't aware of the international protocols offering IP protection, plan to attend this informative session. Learn what can be protected internationally, options, and strategies for protecting trademarks, maintaining and enforcing your marks internationally, the value of certain trade conventions that govern protection, and how to establish an internal program to monitor international IP. By the end of this session, you will have gained a greater understanding of the basic strategies required to protect your company's IP in an international marketplace and avenues to follow in case of a dispute.
Everyone talks about being prepared, but preventing and recovering from a disaster takes more than talk. Our panel of experts will explain how to figure out what could go wrong, how to prepare for it, and how to recover afterward. The discussion will include best practice tips gained from real experience.
Small department practitioners will appreciate the sage advise you'll receive from this panel of your in-house peers. We'll explore various aspects of managing litigation in a company with a small law department. Topics to be covered include the efficient division of pretrial responsibilities between in and outside counsel, ways to minimize the impact of litigation through document retention practices, development of corporate culture, and other legal strategies, and client service within the organization (including deposition defense and representation of the company in court). We'll also review the real-life issue of how to allocate limited resources to the litigation effort and provide contrasting views on the level of involvement required of small law department practitioners at various stages of litigation.
As you've navigated the course of your professional career, there have undoubtedly been times when you would have liked to have the advice of a woman lawyer who has been there, done that, and was willing to share. We've assembled an outstanding panel of women general counsel who are committed to offering that sounding board you've wanted and identifying ways to approach some of the unique challenges faced by women in-house counsel.
406 Under the Microscope: Approaches to Nonprofit Crisis Management
Tips for effective employee management. Includes review of successful fee management schemes, employee retention, and reviewing employee performance.
310 The Digital Millennium Copyright Act: Offensive & Defensive Uses
311 You Have a Code of Conduct - Now What? Running an Effective Compliance Program
A presentation on quality review of firms.
A presentation detailing the importance of doing your due diligence on a cross-border deal in an English-speaking country.
An overview of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
A presentation on the effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on the boardroom.
A presentation on how to protect yourself if your customer or your supplier is known to be having financial difficulties.
ACC's 2003 Annual Meeting presents a look at Shortcuts Through the Immigration & Expatriate Maze for Employees
A presentation on developments in class actions.
This presentation covered evolving internet exposures facing companies, sound risk management practices, the evolution of internet liability insurance and interesting metrics.
A presentation on modern litigation management.
An outline describing the process for arbitrations of commercial disputes.
An outline describing limitation of liability in international sales and service contracts.
A survey of techniques for extracting value from intellectual property portfolio for general corporate generalists.
This document includes examples of software licensing audit provisions as well as the benefits of managing your software assets and the potential risks relating to pirated software.
2001 Program material includes sample Equal Employment Opportunity Policy, employee performance appraisal and counseling forms.
General information re: state ergonomics standards and OSHA.
General information to help companies deal with mass litigation, including the political and public relations fronts (firearm industry is used as the example.
Discussion of various types of fraud, red flags that may indicate fraud, and factors that can contribute to or deter fraud.
Addresses legal issues unique to electronic contracting, including case law.
General information regarding the impact of the Markman case on the interpretation and construction of patent claims. Also discusses other relevant cases.
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