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Hogan Lovells International LLP
72 pages

In this article, in-house counsel can learn how to make the best strategic decisions in the face of Brexit.

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Interest Area: Government
Region: European Union, United Kingdom
Hogan Lovells International LLP
2 pages

The risk of no-deal Brexit is a live one. Many companies developed no-deal contingency plans in advance of the original Brexit deadline, including securing alternative transport routes, stockpiling products and moving licences to holder in the EU27 (European Union Member countries involved in Brexit). Follow this guide to review an safeguard your business operations.

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Interest Area: Government
Region: European Union, United Kingdom
Mary Blatch, Associate General Counsel & Senior Director of Advocacy, Association of Corporate Counsel

In this brief overview, learn how a no-deal Brexit will impact legal privilege in your communications with outside counsel.

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Region: Global, Europe, European Union, United Kingdom
Practical Law
45 pages

This InfoPAK (now known as ACC Guides) provides a Q&A that gives a high level overview of the main trends and significant deals in the United Kingdom, specifically England and Wales.

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Region: United Kingdom
Baker McKenzie

This checklist identifies key areas that will be impacted by a no-deal Brexit. It also outlines recommendations of what in-house counsel should consider when planning for their businesses.

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Region: United Kingdom, European Union
Dan Seltzer and Amanda Aikman
10 pages

With a 500 percent increase in international corruption-related global resolutions over the past two years, corruption remains a top-of-mind risk for your management and board.

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Interest Area: Compliance and Ethics
Source: ACC Docket
Region: Brazil, China, Dominican Republic, European Union, France, Guatemala, India, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Panama, Peru, Singapore, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States
John L. Sander, Principal, Jackson Lewis P.C.

This global-based template provides suggestions for proper documentation of works council information requirements during global restructuring.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: European Union, France, Germany, United Kingdom
John L. Sander, Principal, Jackson Lewis P.C.
77 pages

In this guide, in-house counsel at multinational companies can learn about global labor regulations, termination practices, discrimination law, collective dismissals, and more.

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Interest Area: Employment and Labor
Region: Global, European Union, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States

Learn how US companies can mitigate FCPA and other risks -- including the safety of your employees -- in frontier markets, and what unique challenges you will face in conducting investigations there. Focus on issues of employment, privacy and other laws in countries with immature legal systems, security considerations and political interference. This part of the presentation focused on Africa.

Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) have been on the top of the agenda for management and in-house counsel during the last years and trade compliance may or may not be getting the attention merited by the current complexities of this area of law. This will certainly have an
implication on the current trade compliance landscape and how in-house counsel should respond to it. This session will bring more clarity to the current status and provide concrete recommendations for your daily
operations.

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