In re Stone & Webster, Inc., The Shaw Group Inc., and Ernst & Young LLP, Tex. S. Ct.
Amicus in a case before the Texas Supreme Court that questions the reliability of the accountant-client privilege and related attorney-client privileges.
Amicus in a case before the Texas Supreme Court that questions the reliability of the accountant-client privilege and related attorney-client privileges.
A motion for leave to file an amicus brief and attached letter arguing that in-house lawyers who are litigating the client's cases should be allowed access to documents in litigation.
An ACC letter advocating Utah's adoption of multi-jurisdiction practice rules.
Article discussing issues related to attorney-client privilege, especially circumstances resulting in waiver of the privilege.
Written Submission of the American Corporate Counsel Association to the ABA Task Force on Corporate Responsibility
(The"Cheek Commission?), November 11, 2002.
This admission rule approved in 2002 permits admission upon motion in New Hampshire.
Guidelines for the Ethical Practice of Mediation and to prevent the unauthorized practice of law. Sample documents included: agreement to mediate and memorandum of understanding.
Deputy Attorney General Mark Filip's letter to Chairman Leahy and Senator Specter of the Judiciary Committee.
Testimony of ACCA board Vice Chair John McGuckin, Jr. executive vice president and general counsel of Union Bank of California before the final hearing of the ABA Task Force on Corporate Responsibility on November 11, 2002. McGuckin notes that the Task Force's proposed changes to Model Rules would not adequately address either 1) perception of the public or 2) the need for lawyers to play a more aggressive role in preventing and reporting illegal activities.
Oral testimony By Thomas J. Donohue, President & CEO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary Regarding The Thompson Memorandum's Effect on the Right to Counsel in Corporate Investigations Tuesday, September 12, 2006