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How to Use Risk Assessments to Shift Culture

By Karen Haller and Jane Lewis-Raymond

When done right, an effective compliance program energizes rather than instructs employees to uphold ethical practices — leading to a better, brighter corporate culture.

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Investing in Spain – Sound Business Appeal

By Robert Zentz and Rubén Ferrer

Like many others, Spain has been hit hard by the global economic downturn. In the wake of domestic real estate crashes and international financial crises, Spain has restructured its economy and remains one of the most open and diverse in Europe. Learn more about what this means from an international investment perspective.

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Conflict Minerals: Is Your Supply Chain Compliant?

By Sasha Glassman

November's cover story guides in-house counsel through the changing world of compliance with the US conflict minerals legislation. In-house counsel in the manufacturing industry may want to verify their supply chain to check for conflict minerals — metals which finance warfare in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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After the Spin-Off — 17 Recommendations to Support Board Performance

By Bruce N. Hawthorne and Anastasia Kelly

A public company being created in a spin-off or carve-out transaction faces many of the issues that any newly public company must address, as well as some unique corporate governance challenges. Find out how the officers supporting the board
of directors can be proactive in shaping the company’s governance practices, to improve performance and ensure that its stakeholders will view the new company favorably.

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Best Practices for Leading Change in Your Law Department

By Edward T. Paulis III

How do corporate counsel successfully meet the challenges of the modern legal department? This article has an answer which comes in the form of change management. A successful change management effort challenges the what, why and how of the way the legal department conducts its business. Change is inevitable — process improvement, metrics and benchmarking, once seen as innovative, are the new norm. Don’t be left behind; learn what you can do to get on the change team.

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HandsOn: Internal Investigations of Your Senior Executives

When corporate abuses or illegal actions force an internal investigation of a senior staff person, your number one priority is to act promptly. Learn more about whistleblowing, the pathway to a successful investigation, and attorney-client privilege and you can limit your company's liability.

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Valuing Litigation: Lessons Learned From Collaboration

By Susan Hackett, Barb Dawson and Laura Ariane Miller

In the war over value in litigation between law firms and legal departments, a truce has been called. Recently, the ACC and the ABA came together to engage in a meaningful discussion about value. Learn which findings were expected, surprising and feared, and what the future holds for litigation management.

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Watching the Clock: Wage and Hour Class Actions

By Carol Rick Gibbons, Mickey Silberman and Colin L. Barnacle

With wage and hour class actions outnumbering all other discrimination class actions combined, it’s easy to see the value that a diligent and well-organized payroll system has to offer. Understand why wage and hour violations are so common and what an employer can do to avoid paying more than just overtime.

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