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Budget cuts, workforce reductions and increased litigation make it more important than ever to leverage technology so you can do more with less. This session will teach you how to optimize your existing resources through process improvement, system design, and effective training. Learn key strategies that will take your current matter management, entity management and electronic discovery technology into survival mode, and harness powerful metrics to demonstrate the value of the legal department when everything is on the line.

This is a sample manufacturing services agreement between a company and buyer.

This program will focus attention on top strategies that litigators can deploy in re-shaping early case assessment and case management to focus on value, efficiency, predictability and outcome, rather than lawyer activities and piles of billable hours. Our goal: to help you help your client know that the company's litigation docket is delivering maximum value and ROI. Join us as we look at how innovative leading practices in departments and firms which are redefining corporate litigation strategies.

If you are wondering which inexpensive or free technology-related solutions are available for your legal department, this session is for you. The panel will cover solutions ranging from workflow efficiencies to professional/social collaboration and networking. This session will also include multi-media demonstrations and tips on how to customize these solutions to meet your individual and department needs.

This is a sample promissory note for a Nevada based corporation.

This session focuses on small, privately held companies who are involved in building and maintaining an effective compliance program on a limited budget.

This is a sample employment agreement between the company and the President of its subsidiary.

This is a sample family and medical leave act policy.

This program material covers the current and future states of law firms, lawyers and technology, and how to build a new relationship between law departments and law firms.

A panel discussion on the threats to the independence of in-house counsel across Europe and, in particular, how privilege rules may vary in different practice areas.