The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations, nonprofits and other private-sector organizations around the globe.
Covers some of the recent FCC proposals regarding changes to executive compensation and developments under Sarbanes-Oxley, particularly as it relates to small companies and small law departments.
This program highlights various aspects
of Canadian employment and labor law and includes some recent developments
that U.S. in house counsel should be aware of when dealing with Canadian
operations.
The webcast provides an introduction to key aspects of the Chinese environmental regulatory system and clarify the more confusing aspects of this system.
Includes technology and terminology basics that will make the in-house counsel more effective in handling meet and confer conferences and as well as reducing a company's electronic discovery costs.
This webcast transcript focuses on strategic business issues for general counsel including executive compensation practices, tax structuring, and shareholder communications.
Examines both the main provisions of CAFA as well as its potential impact on both class action plaintiffs and defendants and addresses whether CAFA may serve as more of a detour than a true reform in tort litigation.
With compliance and records retention becoming such a high priority, this webcast uses a diverse group of speakers to suggest ways of improving these areas and making the retention and compliance less of a headache.
This webcast transcript discusses ethical issues you may not realize you are confronting, from both the in-house perspective as well as outside counsel's defense after the violations are prosecuted, and how to find resources that offer guidance on the applicable ethics rules.