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Eric Evans

Is negotiation a science or an art? In-house counsel are increasingly involved in deals requiring them to apply a structured approach to this skill. This interactive session will help participants evaluate strategic options when negotiating and will explain the techniques which can be used to increase the probability of success.

Argiris Economou

In-house counsel are constantly called to manage the many challenges that come across their desks while remaining compliant in a scenario of ever increasing regulations. General Counsel and Chief Legal Officers from leading international companies will gather at this dedicated forum to share innovative and forward thinking ways to address their evolving roles. Come to this session if you would like to gain insights into the complexities and challenges some of your in-house colleagues are dealing with or if you would like comfort that you are not alone in tackling such matters.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: Meetings
Massimo Mantovani

In-house counsel are constantly called to manage the many challenges that come across their desks while remaining compliant in a scenario of ever increasing regulations. General Counsel and Chief Legal Officers from leading international companies will gather at this dedicated forum to share innovative and forward thinking ways to address their evolving roles. Come to this session if you would like to gain insights into the complexities and challenges some of your in-house colleagues are dealing with or if you would like comfort that you are not alone in tackling such matters.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: Meetings
Dirk P Tirez

In-house lawyers learn every day about the importance of business partnering. Assisting clients with creating alternative solutions to a business problem, understanding the changing nature of the competitive environment, providing strategic business advice, facilitating the implementation of a corporate policy are but a few of the skills needed to reach leadership positions within their organisations. During this interactive session, presenters will illustrate how advance business partnering and expanding our skills sets can turn into a departmental value proposition.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: Meetings
Daniel Zitek

In-house lawyers learn every day about the importance of business partnering. Assisting clients with creating alternative solutions to a business problem, understanding the changing nature of the competitive environment, providing strategic business advice, facilitating the implementation of a corporate policy are but a few of the skills needed to reach leadership positions within their organisations. During this interactive session, presenters will illustrate how advance business partnering and expanding our skills sets can turn into a departmental value proposition.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: Meetings
Sara A Biro, Elaine Hutton, Anthony Kenny, Armando J Tirado

The common law and civil law systems are two fundamentally different approaches to the legal process. In civil law, the main principles and rules are contained in codes, with case law being only a secondary source. In the common law system, the law has been predominantly created by judicial decisions, with precedents being a binding force. Under the pressure of globalisation, common law and civil law have displayed an interesting convergence in a number of legal issues. In this session we will review the key differences and similarities of both legal systems.

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Interest Area: Commercial and Contracts
Source: Meetings
Region: European Union
Melanie Bruneau, Dominique Golsong, Loreto Reguera

Using case studies, this session will contain analysis of, and best practices for, legal and business issues that arise in a product liability crisis, and will include consideration of the latest EU product liability laws generally. How and when product recalls (consumer and trade) and manufacturers’ responses are triggered – and how best to manage these issues to minimise reputational damage and financial loss.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Source: Meetings
Region: European Union
Claire Halligon, Stephen M. McNabb, Armando J Tirado

The businesses we serve are increasingly focused on dealing with corruption. However, several surveys suggest that the perception of the success of dealing with corruption does not match the reality. This session will explore what objective metrics, tools, processes and controls we can deploy to ensure that reality matches our perceptions. How can lawyers effectively measure the risk of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations in different nations?

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Interest Area: Compliance and Ethics
Source: Meetings
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PowerPoint presentation related to process and project management.

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Interest Area: Law Department Management
Region: Global
Stephen Caso, Elizabeth Grande, Jay Martin, Sherry Williams

Discuss the remaining specific challenges facing the compliance officer today; understand how to research your industry's specific compliance needs; learn about some of the hottest compliance issues that are seeing greater enforcement now; and discuss emerging regulatory schemes that could prove troubling for your organization.

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