This survey was sent to session participants prior to the meeting asking questions about their legal department, their company and the sorts of risks that they encounter in their daily practice.
This is the outline for the session, Allocating Risk for Your Company: Playing the Feud.
This is a list of online supporting materials regarding the session, Allocating Risk for Your Company: Playing the Feud.
This is a sample consulting agreement where the consultant will act as financial advisor to several companies.
This is a sample consulting agreement where the consultant is a limited liability company.
Why do corporations lose in high-stakes litigation before juries? A number of factors may be to blame—including plaintiffs portraying corporations as uncaring monsters long before any parties set foot in the courtroom. For many years now, the Plaintiffs’ Bar has used litigation tactics consistent with the “Reptile Theory” to gain an advantage in the litigation and influence the ultimate outcome in the courtroom. In this presentation, we will address ways to combat these tactics by transforming the perception of the company from the inception of the case in the United States.
This is an excerpt from a sample sports contract.
This is a sample consulting agreement where the consultant agrees to have regular consultations with company management.
This is an excerpt from a sample "pass-through rights" contract.
This code is designed to encourage continued high standards so that California wine advertising may increasingly be viewed as a positive contribution to society.