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Arizona Chapter

Welcome! The Arizona Chapter represents serves more than 200 members. In addition to companies such as Avnet, Inc., Honeywell Aerospace, and Raytheon Company, the chapter also represents Arizona State University, the Salt River Project, and Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Recent CLE programs covered a range of topics from ethical duties of in-house counsel to avoiding and preparing a corporate representative for deposition. The Chapter also hosted several roundtables on public reform and internal investigations.

To obtain more information about the Chapter email the chapter administrator.

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Outside Counsel's Ethical Duties to Non-Clients: Can Insurance Companies Exert Backdoor Influences Over Your Defense Counsel?

Jun 15, 2010
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
McCormick & Schmick’s, The Esplanade, 24th Street and Camelback

ACC: Assocation of Corporate Counsel

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Ethics Series Part I: 2010 Arizona Ethics Update for In-House Counsel

Ethics Series Part II: Ethical Implications for Investigations by the SEC and other Governmental Authorities

Ethics Series Part III: Ethics and Privilege Issues in Dealing with Whistleblowers

Outside Counsel's Ethical Duties to Non-Clients: Can Insurance Companies Exert Backdoor Influences Over Your Defense Counsel?

How the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act Applies to Your Wellness Program and Employee Handbook

The Internet: How to Use It Effectively in Your Cases (Facebook, MySpace, blogs, etc.)

Effectively Managing Complex Commercial Litigation

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