Gilbert + Tobin
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Webinar
Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC AustraliaSome of the many legal engagements and arrangements on which in-house counsel advise each year will be business-critical and require careful advice based on detailed, time-intensive consideration. It is not practical, however, for an organisation to devote the same level of legal resource to every part of the business, meaning that some parts of the organisation get less legal attention.
This webinar, hosted by experts from Gilbert + Tobin’s Disputes + Investigations team, will explore how in-house counsel prioritise and allocate resources; and what might be done about potential latent risk areas. Our panelists will discuss:
- resource allocation and value of transaction as a measure of legal resource required;
- identifying higher risk business areas, including those where the legal team has little visibility;
- stakeholder communication around risk; and
- relevant case studies.
Speakers
Tim O’Leary, Partner, Disputes + Investigations, Gilbert + Tobin
Tim specialises in corporate, commercial and resources litigation, particularly for mining and petroleum companies. He acts for clients in relation to contractual disputes, insolvency disputes, regulatory investigations and Corporations Act matters, including schemes of arrangement.
Lauren Shave, Senior Associate, Disputes + Investigations, Gilbert + Tobin
Lauren acts for clients in relation to contractual negotiations and disputes, resources law, native title, work health and safety and commercial litigation generally, including judicial review of administrative decisions. Lauren practices in the Supreme Court, Federal Court and Mining Warden’s jurisdictions.
Christiana McCudden, Partner, Disputes + Investigations, Gilbert + Tobin
Christiana has practiced in commercial litigation and payments law for more than twenty years. Christiana advises both public and private clients in respect of commercial and corporate disputes and also with respect to the statutory and regulatory frameworks governing many industries.
Notes
Please note: If your company/organisation is deemed to be a competitor of the host organisation for this event, you may be excluded from attending this event. If you believe there may be a conflict or are uncertain, please enquire with ACC Australia.