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Saul Ewing
2 pages

This quick reference resource provides information to help in-house counsel understand bankruptcy terms.

Are you owed a significant sum by a company or contractor that might be filing for bankruptcy?  Are you looking for ways to protect your right to payment?  Then this CLE is for you!  You must understand the bankruptcy process in order to protect your rights and claims. Chapter 11 provides debtors with a “fresh start,” relieving them of their financial obligations by creating an orderly and efficient process to pay off creditors. 

This CLE will address issues of concern to companies that are creditors of a Chapter 11 Debtor. It will also provide an overview of the Chapter 11 process and review essential bankruptcy concepts and legal principles.

Saul Ewing LLP
12 pages

This resource is a sample due diligence checklist which covers pertinent information to research during a merger or acquisition.

Every in-house attorney needs to understand the basics associated with commercial real estate transactions, including how they can go wrong.  This interview-style presentation, our Charlotte Real Estate and Litigation attorneys will share their decades of experience in navigating the weird and wonderful world of real estate law / the intersection of real estate law and litigation.  

Thank you to Fox Rothschild for sponsoring this webinar. 

Questions: Kathleen Smits at charlotteAED@accglobal.com

Registration for this event will launch on 10/14 via our weekly Chapter email. 

This presentation will address hotly negotiated commercial contract terms and common challenges faced by in-house counsel when working with business teams and internal stakeholders, drafting, reviewing and operationalizing commercial agreements. 

This session will look at risk mitigation steps that can be taken throughout the contract lifecycle with particular focus on representations and warranties and termination provisions, best practices and market trends when drafting indemnity and limitation of liability provisions, and effective dispute resolution provisions. You will hear from both corporate and litigation counsel, along with in-house counsel, on how to make these clauses work for you and how to minimize risk.

Following the session, guests are welcome to stay and mingle for a cocktail reception.

Agenda:

  • 4:00 to 4:30pm  - Welcome and registration
  • 4:30 to 5:15pm  - Seminar
  • 5:15 to 6:00pm  - Reception 
2 pages

A sample request for proposal (RFP) that can be used as a starting point to help select a contract lifecycle management software (CLM) vendor.

A selection of resources regarding environmental risk due diligence in transactions.

Association of Corporate Counsel
59 pages

Gain a baseline understanding of cybersecurity strategies. Learn tips on strengthening your organization's cybersecurity practices, training employees, preparing for data breaches, evaluating insurance policies, responding to cyber incidents, and addressing cybersecurity in contracts.

Matthew Loven, a partner at Maslon LLP (Meritas Member Firm)

Commercial tenants are likely to encounter the common triple net (NNN) lease; however, without negotiating more favorable terms, they risk accepting an agreement that most often favors landlords.

This resource provides some tips to negotiating more favorable terms.

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