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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. Top ten ways to get the most out of your Committee membership special announcementCheck out ACC's Newest Resource - Wisdom of the CrowdTruly “By In-house counsel, for In-house counsel,” this resource provides a tailored compilation of knowledge and insights on highly relevant in-house topics from your fellow members, as shared on the ACC Committee and Chapter eGroups. Learn more at www.acc.com/wisdom. E-groupShare your ideas and questions regarding this committee with other ACC members through ACC’s eGroups. eGroups are located within ACC’s Member-to-Member, the world’s largest online community of in-house counsel. Login for more information Upcoming Teleconference MeetingTuesday, May 28, 2013 at 4:00 PM ET, 8:00 PM GMTLegal Quick Hit (Webcast presentation during the meeting)Managing Patent Litigation Involving Non-Practicing EntitiesThe presentation concerns practical aspects for managing and resolving patent litigation brought by non-practicing entities, with a particular emphasis on practical strategies to follow when initially sued and considerations for resolving the lawsuit. A "non-practicing entity" is an entity that owns a patent, but does not sell a product or service covered by the patent. Roger Fulghum, Partner, Baker Botts LLP
Special MessageLink to program: http://webcasts.acc.com/detail.php?id=475606&go=1 InfoPaksSo, Your Corporation Has Been Sued? What to Do in the First 30 DaysAug 2012 InfoPAK Download pdfSponsored by Morrison & Foerster LLP As corporate counsel, the last words you want to hear are: “Your corporation has been sued.” Nevertheless, it is a practical and potential reality-and one that all in-house counsel should be prepared ...
Internal Investigations: Asia, the EU and the United StatesAug 2012 InfoPAK Download pdfSponsored by Morrison & Foerster LLP This InfoPAK is designed to assist in-house counsel in the design and execution of internal investigations. It discusses how to structure the investigation, manage documents, conduct interviews, ...
Recent Committee Developed ResourcesPrivilege in a Global Landscape Part I: In-house Counsel in the United StatesMay 2013 QuickCounsel This QuickCounsel examines the predominant tests of privilege for in-house counsel in the United States, the risks involved with communicating with branch offices in other countries, and potential ...
Ten Things to Consider When Establishing a Legal Hold PolicyApr 2013 Top TenSponsored by Thomson Reuters This article contains ten things to think about when establishing your corporation’s legal hold process.
Top Ten Tips for Managing e-Discovery VendorsApr 2013 Top TenSponsored by Thomson Reuters This article provides ten tips for counsel to consider when evaluating e-discovery software or services.
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