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Articles and Interviews Computer Fraud And Abuse Act: Another Arrow In The Quiver Of An Employer Faced With A Disloyal Employee - Part I David W. Garland and Linda B. Katz Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross P.C. [P. 05] Did You Survive OFCCP Audit Season? Ten Items To Consider For Current And Future Audit Preparation Lauren M. Mazur WolfBlock [P. 06] SEC Executive Compensation Proposals: Governance, Comments, And Embarrassing Disclosures - Part II Stephen T. Lindo Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP [P. 07] The Expanding Scope Of Discrimination Statutes James P. Anelli and Laura H. Corvo St. John & Wayne, LLC [P. 08] The Government's Approach To Fraud-Induced Bankruptcies Of Large Public Companies Andrew C. Hruska, H. Slayton Dabney, Jr. and Samuel S. Kohn King & Spalding LLP [P. 10] A Dozen Things That A Business Lawyer Should Know About The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention And Consumer Protection Act Of 2005 - Part IV David A. Honig and Patrick A. Murphy Winston & Strawn LLP [P. 11] The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention And Consumer Protection Act Of 2005: The Impact On Chapter 11 Reorganization - Part I Andrew C. Kassner Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP [P. 12] The Advertising, Marketing and Communications Industry: The Pace of Change Is Accelerating - Part II The Editor interviews Ronald R. Urbach, Partner, Davis & Gilbert LLP. [P. 13] Hangarter v. The Paul Revere Life Ins. Co.: Will The Northern District Of California's Decision Allow CAFA's State Action Exception To Swallow The Rule? David L. Yohai and David R. Singh Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP [P. 14] Tried And True Methods Of Defeating Consumer Class Actions Steven Cooper and Todd D. Robichaud Anderson Kill & Olick, P.C. [P. 16] Former U.S. Independent Counsel Shares Views On White-Collar Issues The editor interviews Robert W. Ray, Partner, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP and former Independent Counsel, Whitewater, Monica Lewinsky, White House Travel Office and FBI Files investigations, 1999-2002. [P. 17] Amendment To New York Publication Requirements For Limited Liability Entities Monica C. Lord and Sidney Friedman Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP [P. 18] What Every Corporate Counsel Needs To Know About Trade Remedies The Editor interviews Timothy C. Brightbill, Partner, Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP. Mr. Brightbill recently was a panelist in the American Bar Association's International Law Section's 2006 Spring Meeting in a discussion of What Every Corporate Counsel Should Know About Trade Remedies. He is an editor and co-author of the book, Trade Remedies for Global Companies, published by the American Bar Association. [P. 18m] Compliance Reminder: Marketing Practices For Hedge Fund Managers Steven J. Tsimbinos and Scott H. Moss Lowenstein Sandler PC [P. 19] Getting To Verdict: Being Cost Effective And Winning The Essential Role Of The Trial Swat Team John E. Osborn and Kieran P. Holohan John E. Osborn, P.C and Gonzalez Oberlander & Holohan, LLP [P. 20] Trends In Commercial Development Of Ocean Resources: New Laws And Policies Present Opportunies And Risks - Part II Karen M. Hansen and K. Russell LaMotte Beveridge and Diamond, P.C. [P. 21] Leveraging Your ITInvestments: Thinking Like An Executive Robert N. Kirtley Duff & Phelps LLC [P. 22] U.S. Land Sales Laws: Complying With The Federal Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act - Part II M. Maxine Hicks and Linda E. Ragan Epstein Becker & Green P.C. [P. 23] Antitrust In Distribution - Tying, Bundling And Loyalty Discounts, Resale Pricing Restraints, Price Discrimination - Part II The Editor interviews Alan J. Weinschel, Partner; Irving Scher, Partner; and Scott Martin, Partner, Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP. [P. 24] CEELI, The Rule Of Law And The Corporate Role The Editor interviews William "Bill" Ide, Partner, McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, Chair of the Executive Board, Central Europe and Eurasia Law Institute (CEELI), past president of the American Bar Association (ABA) and former General Counsel of Monsanto Company. [P. 25] Mitsubishi: An Early Proponent Of Corporate Social Responsibility The Editor interviews James E. Brumm, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Mitsubishi International Corporation. [P. 26] The ABA's Section Of International Law 2006 Spring Meeting: Leading The Discussion For Global Practitioners The Editor interviews Michael H. Byowitz, Partner and Head of the Antitrust Department at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Chair of the American Bar Association Section of International Law. [P. 27] The ABA's Section Of International Law 2006 Spring Meeting: A Look At The Practice Of Law In 2025 [P. 28] Protecting Intellectual Property In China - Part I The Editor interviews Yitai Hu, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. [P. 29] A Bird's Eye View Of International Consumer Data Protection Laws Luis A. Aguilar and Leah D. Jackson McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP [P. 31] Failure To Properly Report Product Origin Can Result In Substantial Penalties Robert B. Silverman and David M. Murphy Grunfeld, Desiderio, Lebowitz, Silverman & Klestadt LLP [P. 32] Morgan, Lewis & Bockius' Beijing Office: Focused On China's New Technology Sector The Editor interviews Lucas Chang, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. [P. 33] A Revitalized FTAA Takes Shape, Spurred By Bilateral Agreements And China Reality Jorge L. Arrizurieta Akerman Senterfitt [P. 34] Canada's Telecommunications Industry: Moving Toward Deregulation The Editor interviews Kirsten R. Embree, a Partner in the Ottawa office of Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP. [P. 35] New Corporate Governance And Minority Shareholder Protection Rules For Italian Listed Companies Stefano Crosio and Gherardo Cadore Gianni Origoni Grippo & Partners [P. 36] Global Law Technology: The Growing Global Demand For Electronic Invoicing And Legal Spend Management In January 2005, DataCert, Inc. expanded its operations to target the global legal business community by establishing its first international office in London. Jeff Hodge, vice president and director of EMEA Business Development, discusses how DataCert's European initiative has evolved in the past year and how DataCert's international strategy is a direct response to international demand. [P. 40] Epstein Becker & Green's Women's Initiative The Editor interviews Rachel Silverman, Executive Director of the Women's Initiative at Epstein Becker & Green, P.C. [P. 41] Partnering: Formulas For Success Welcome to Duff & Phelps' first in a series of roundtables. With these roundtables, we hope to showcase law department best practices so that others can benefit from the experiences of some leading law departments. We select our roundtable topics with an eye toward law department management issues that can resonate irrespective of company size or industry. Jerry Kral and Jim Ewing of Duff & Phelps serve as moderators. Our first topic is Outside Counsel Partnering programs. Made popular years ago by the "DuPont Model," these partnering programs have evolved significantly and continue to be an important topic of interest for law department management. Our participants include William Von Hoene, Jr., General Counsel of Exelon; Carol Ann Petren, formerly Deputy General Counsel of MCI; and Jim Neath, Assistant General Counsel Litigation, of British Petroleum. Thanks to each of them for participating. [P. 43] Schering-Plough Legal Adopts Model Convergence Program The Editor interviews Tom Sabatino, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Schering-Plough Corporation, and Lori J. Braender, Partner, Pitney Hardin LLP. [P. 45] Building Successful Relationships Between In-House And Outside Counsel The Editor interviews Stephen Falanga, Partner, Connell Foley LLP and Thomas Sparno, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Evenflo Company, Inc. [P. 46] This Could Be The Beginning Of A Beautiful Partnership Stephen W. Groo FTI Consulting Trial Services [P. 47] Ready To Work Smarter? Improve Compliance, Streamline E-Discovery And Lower Costs? Synergy Makes All The Difference Tom Strack and Peter Mojica OnSite E-Discovery and AXS-One [P. 48] Serving As The Premier Corporate Home For America's Businesses The Editor interviews Dr. Harriet Smith Windsor, Delaware's Secretary of State. [P. 51] Delaware Law: Always Ahead Of The Curve The Editor interviews David C. McBride, Partner, Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP [P. 52] Practice Before Delaware's Court of Chancery: The Lawyers' Perspective The Editor interviews Donald J. Wolfe, Jr., and Michael A. Pittenger, Partners, Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP and co-authors of Corporate And Commercial Practice In The Delaware Court of Chancery, published by Matthew Bender. See http://bookstore.lexis.com/bookstore/catalog?action=product&prod_id=7218 [P. 53] Carpe Abramoff! The Example Of Jack - The End Of The Hypothetical - An Opportunity For Action W. James Jonas III Holland & Knight LLP [P. 54] A Legacy Of Public Service: King & Spalding's Public Policy And Government Advocacy Practice Group The Editor interviews Theodore M. Hester, King & Spalding LLP, Washington, DC. [P. 55] Proskauer's Washington Office: Enhancing A Firm-Wide Practice The Editor interviews Mark J. Biros, Head of the Washington, DC Office of Proskauer Rose LLP. [P. 56] Fear Factor: Lobbying And Campaign Finance Reforms In The Nation's Capital The Editor interviews Randal C. Teague, Bradley A. Smith and Brett G. Kappel, Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP, Washington, D.C. [P. 57] Working With Lobbyists: The "Intersection" Of Government, Politics And The Corporation Richard S. Mroz Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young LLP [P. 58] Excellence In Forensic, Litigation And Valuation Services The Editor interviews Marion Hecht Clay, CPA, CFE and MBA and Principal; Frank Gigliotti, Principal; and Maurice J. Whelan, CPA / ABV, CVA and Managing Director, UHY Advisors. [P. 60] Contributing To Corporate Counsel's Increasingly Critical Role
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