ACC Guide to Process Improvement
Unless You Ask: A Guide For Law Departments to Get More From External Relationships
This Quick Overview briefly examines the tax consequences of payments from litigation and settlements, such as the character and inclusion of these payments as income, as well as their deductibility and reporting in the United States.
In this article, learn the more material changes brought about by the GDPR (those likely to have a bigger impact), comments on the likely impact of the proposal on businesses, and suggests action points that businesses can begin to address in the lead-up to the measure coming into force.
This article addresses the principle of limited liability that has been the central tenet of company law since it was adopted in the United Kingdom, and most countries in continental Europe during the latter half of the 19th century.
This checklist includes key considerations regarding the U.S. New Partnership Audit Rules and their implications for the energy sector.
This checklist includes ten considerations derived from the U.S. Keystone XL case, regarding seeking U.S. government approval of a cross-border pipeline.
This sample record retention policy lays out the recommended minimum retention periods applicable to company documents based on legal requirements and practical considerations.
This Wisdom of the Crowd (ACC member discussion) was compiled from the questions and responses posted by the Litigation Network on their Forum. This discussion addresses whether lost profits are direct or indirect damages and, if direct, what are the appropriate methods of calculation in the United States and in the United Kingdom.
This document is a document verification template, in which an officer or person with knowledge verifies that the statements in a pleading (such as a complaint or answer) is true based on their knowledge, or information gleaned from the books and records of the company. This type of form is also sometimes used in discovery.