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Artículo 5 de la serie de recursos sobre desarrollo profesional.

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Region: Caribbean / Central America, Mexico, South America, Spain
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Artículo 4 de la serie de recursos sobre desarrollo profesional.

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Region: Caribbean / Central America, Mexico, South America, Spain
Association of Corporate Counsel

Artículo 3 de la serie de recursos sobre desarrollo profesional.

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Region: Caribbean / Central America, Mexico, South America, Spain
Association of Corporate Counsel

Artículo 2 de la serie de recursos sobre desarrollo profesional.

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Region: Caribbean / Central America, Mexico, South America, Spain
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Artículo 1 de la serie de recursos sobre desarrollo profesional.

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Region: Caribbean / Central America, Mexico, South America, Spain
Joe Lipchitz and Al Chakravarty (Saul Ewing)
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A public relations crisis is a significant threat to an organization’s reputation or financial stability.

This resource provides tips for in-house counsel in preparing for and managing a public relations crisis.

Beveridge & Diamond, P.C.
7 pages

An environmental management system (EMS) is a structured framework for managing environmental matters. This resource provides tips for implementing an EMS.

Beveridge & Diamond, P.C.
4 pages

This quick reference resource provides a list of items to consider before, during, and after an crisis has occurred.

Beveridge & Diamond
4 pages

When a company first learns that there may be a problem, either by way of internal reporting or externally through contact by government agents, grand jury subpoena, or execution of a search warrant, the initial internal response is critical.

The resource provides tips on how to develop a plan that includes fact-gathering, assessment of potential violations, identification of corrective actions (if any), and narrative development.

Beveridge & Diamond
5 pages

Failure to timely report releases of hazardous substances and oil can result in significant legal exposure under US federal and state laws. This article discusses strategies to manage risk in environmental release reporting.

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Interest Area: Environmental
Region: United States
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