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Charles A. Volkert, Esq.

This article focuses on three areas that affect a legal career path in the 21st century.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Aaron J. Gorovitz, William A. Beckett, James E. Walson

This ACC Top Ten covers the sensitive nature of successful negotiations of commercial leases in the United States.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Morrison & Foerster LLP

This InfoPAK is designed to assist in-house counsel in the design and execution of internal investigations. It discusses how to structure the investigation, manage documents, conduct interviews, and communicate about the investigation with third parties, such as auditors and regulators. This InfoPAK also provides guidance on specific topics such as the risks associated with cross-border investigations, indemnification and insurance, and maximizing the investigation’s privilege protections.

Bernadette M. Bulacan

For the benefit of those who are new to-in house, various general counsel corporate counsel answered this question: What do you know now about being an in-house attorney that you wish you knew then on Day 1 of your corporate counsel career? Here are the Top Ten pearls of wisdom shared.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: Global
Audience: New to In-House

Meet our 2012 Value Champions, an inaugural group that has not only sought value but demonstrated it, in ways that other in-house
counsel and their external law firm partners can emulate.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: ACC Docket
Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice LLP

This InfoPAKSM provides guidance for attorneys new to the in-house practice. The InfoPAK addresses the scope of work new in-house counsel can expect, compliance issues, the legal and non-legal duties imposed on in-house counsel, and liabilities one may incur as in-house counsel. With helpful tips and additional resources on adapting to your new role as in- house counsel, this InfoPAK provides a thorough review of the responsibilities new corporate counsel will face.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Association of Corporate Counsel

This InfoPAK seeks to guide the first general counsel through the process of establishing a legal department, addressing the range of topics he/she will encounter, from understanding company expectations to how to communicate with the new client to establishing budgets and processes. In addition, this InfoPAK includes firsthand experiences shared by five in-house counsel who served as their organizations’ first general counsel, ranging in experience, industry/company size, and perspective.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
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Charles A. Volkert, Esq.

This article contains suggestions for setting the stage for successful collaboration.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Maggy Baccinelli, ACC
2 pages

This article sheds light on the advantages of working in-house compared to working for a law firm from the perspective of a lawyer in Brazil.

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Interest Area: Career Development
Source: Resource Library
Region: Brazil
Bill Mordan

This article examines the concept of heuristics, or the way human beings make judgments with incomplete information, and how to limit its destructive impact.

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Source: ACC Docket
Region: United States
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