The Litigation Committee aims to enhance the practice of in-house litigation and foster the professional development of ACC members working in this field. Key topics include the changing relationships between in-house litigators and outside counsel and the role of litigation in business strategy.

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Infopaks

What's the Deal with Deal Litigation? Shareholder Merger Litigation Against Public Companies

Sponsored by: Morrison & foerster LLp

This InfoPAK is to assist corporate counsel in understanding and making decisions about private class action litigation typically brought by shareholders following the announcement of a strategic transaction, generally a merger or acquisition, by a public company. Included is a summary of the types of claims that are most frequently brought by shareholders. It discusses what claims to expect and how these claims are typically resolved. It also summarizes the most common issues that are litigated as a part of this type of merger litigation.

Advanced Technology Solutions for Litigation

Sponsored by: Autonomy, Inc.

This InfoPAK will provide corporate counsel with an objective overview of technology and its defensible use. It will cover practical, technical, and legal considerations for selecting, deploying and leveraging litigation technology. It will look at the issues facing corporate counsel, solutions, and provide samples of ROI from real-world case studies.

WestLegalEdcenter — Long Distance Learning

ACC and West LegalEdcenter have teamed up to bring you online CLE. Many programs from ACC meetings or conferences were recorded and are available for ACC members for CLE credit. Click here to see a full listing of ACC online CLE programs. If ACC's programs do not satisfy your CLE needs choose from over 25 other content providers. Note: Be sure to check with your individual state bar to make certain credit is given for computer-based education.

Committee related programs on WestLegalEdcenter:

• Litigation in Bankruptcy Court - A Primer for Counseling Through Economic Downturns
• Managing IP Litigation

eGroups

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