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Activism can arise at any time and in a variety of different forms. Successful planning and defense requires an understanding of topical issues facing companies today. In this session, Latham & Watkins partners Josh Dubofsky and Chris Drewry will discuss the top 8 things you need to know to prepare for interactions with activist investors, including:
While most companies recognize the need to address IP-related issues as they arise, few employ effective anticipatory strategies to maximize the value of technology assets and to proactively minimize threats. How an organization manages risks and opportunities related to intangible assets can have a crucial impact on its viability and growth. In this session, Latham & Watkins partner Tony Sammi and counsel Rachel Blitzer will discuss the importance of identifying risks and designing active systems and controls bespoke to fit your company’s needs.
Privilege mistakes can cause irreversible damage, and by the time a lawsuit starts or a regulatory agency makes a request, it’s too late: the bad documents, e-mails, and texts already exist. Please join us to hear Latham & Watkins partner Steve Feldman discuss the increased scrutiny of privilege assertions and the corresponding consequences of misunderstanding what is, and what is not, actually privileged. You’ll walk away with from this session with actionable information and critical advice to protect yourself and your company.
Learn about the United Kingdom’s National Security and Investment Act 2021, which allows the UK government to screen a wide variety of transactions for national security purposes.