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Every litigation case is different, whether due to considerations between civil and common law jurisdictions or to the variables of common law jurisdictions outside of the United States. Given these nuances, in-house counsel facing international litigation often rely on international outside counsel to help, but there’s no guarantee these advisors will understand the company’s business interests and priorities. This session will explore the key differences in the way cases are litigated and teach in-house counsel how to manage outside counsel when engaging in litigation internationally.

Delve into cost and risk reduction strategies in the realm of big data with this interactive panel discussion. This session will present hypothetical situations that in-house counsel may face involving large amounts of data – from broad litigation requests and regulatory compliance efforts to intricate privacy dilemmas. Panelists will field potential solutions to these situations from the audience, highlighting successful strategies and potential traps to avoid. The panel will also dive into best practices in the areas of records retention, defensible disposal, and litigation readiness.


Presented in cooperation with Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

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The US Supreme Court opinions in two cases, Relentless v. Department of Commerce and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, will reshape the landscape of regulatory law in the US. How will courts decide when to adopt agency interpretations and when will they chart their own course? This program will briefly discuss the opinion followed by a moot court experience illustrating how a regulatory challenge might be argued in the post-Chevron world. Take a glimpse into the regulatory law new normal and gain a better sense of how the Supreme Court’s decision will impact industries.

When deals go sour, it is often the "simple" boilerplate provisions that matter most in litigation. From indemnity and damages limitation provisions to force majeure and dispute resolution provisions, this panel will examine the types of contract provisions most often at the center of disputes. Analyze recent case law examples and discuss lessons learned from the disputes involving these provisions empowering in-house counsel to become better business advisors for their organizations.


Presented in cooperation with Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

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This ethics presentation will provide practical advice to in-house counsel for protecting attorney-client privilege, particularly amid the challenges posed by remote work. The session will cover issues critical for in-house counsel, including identifying the client, distinguishing legal advice from business advice, understanding the waiving of privilege, and maintaining privilege during internal investigations. The session offers foundational information on privilege and practical advice for protecting it. Join us to gain a comprehensive understanding of privilege protections and actionable strategies for maintaining confidentiality in the dynamic realm of in-house legal practice.


Presented in cooperation with Littler Mendelson P.C.

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Sample Outside Counsel Guidelines
5 pages

Sample outside counsel guidelines with provisions related to staffing and supervision, approval in litigation matters, billing, and other miscellaneous issues.

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Interest Area: Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Law Department Management
Region: Global
Why Use a Hammer When You Can Use a Swiss Army Knife? Considerations for HSR Second Requests
Cimplifi
4 pages

One of the most common use cases for eDiscovery workflows is Hart–Scott–Rodino (HSR) second requests. This article discusses what HSR second requests are, how eDiscovery for HSR second requests differs from eDiscovery for litigation, and six considerations for conducting HSR second requests effectively.

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Interest Area: Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Information Governance
Region: United States
Federal Court Halts Ban on Liquefied Natural Gas Exports
Benn Vincent, Matthew Smith, Sydney St. Pierre & Kelicia Raya (Kean Miller LLP)
4 pages

On July 1, 2024 a federal court ordered that the Biden Administration’s ban on the export of liquified natural gas (“LNG”) be stayed in its entirety, effective immediately. This article provides an overview of the court's ruling, and some of its top takeaways.

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Interest Area: Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Energy and Public Utility
Region: United States
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What You Need to Know Today About Ethical Use of Generative AI in the Practice of Law
John M. Nolan, General Counsel, Eric J. Felsberg, Principal, A. Scott Ruygrok, Principal, and Remick M. Stahl, Assistant General Counsel (Jackson Lewis P.C.)

Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is just the most recent in a long line of technologies that creates questions of responsible use.

As GAI use among lawyers increases, attorneys should be prepared to understand the ethical implications when using GAI.

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Interest Area: Artificial Intelligence, Career Development, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Law Department Management, Compliance and Ethics
Region: United States

India’s highly skilled workforce remains attractive to foreign players and organizations, but tapping into such a talent pool may require employee transfers and mobility benefits that come with their own set of legal and cultural challenges. This course will serve as a guide for global in-house counsel in the crucial aspects of employee transfers, mobility, and related exits in India. Learn the most effective strategies for attracting, retaining and parting ways with employees.


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