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In the last entry of our Family Business Unit series, Senior Solicitor Laura Brennan elaborates on the crucial importance of safeguarding your family business through the use of a Caveat. Click here to read the blog: https://ow.ly/ZR1p50QG8Oe

Join us for CLE Program: Leading and Managing Through an Existential Crisis   Griffin Club, Los Angeles April 11, 2024 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.   This program will use a case study to describe how in-house counsel can effectively respond to and manage corporate turmoil – and how best to avoid these scenarios. Examined through three distinct lenses – (i) immediate response and mitigation, (ii) internal investigations and litigation strategy, and (iii) government/regulatory scrutiny – this presentation will offer practical tips for addressing the complex and potentially competing needs of internal and external stakeholders, employees, the government, and the public in the midst of a corporate crisis.   Speakers: Jennifer J. Lee, Alex G. Romain and Todd C. Toral   Sponsored by Jenner & Block   Click Here to RSVP https://lnkd.in/geSzRv67   #acc #accfamily #accsoutherncalifornia #accsocalevents #CLE #inhouselawyer #inhousecounsel #corporatecounsel

Senior Partner Jay Dahlin emphasizes the paramount significance of meticulously crafting and implementing an impactful, effective narrative in litigation cases. Learn more about Jay's practice: https://lnkd.in/g5V-MwDB

Charleston partner Matt Austin and Matthew Latrick, Regional Counsel for the Americas for Morgan Advanced Materials will present, “What To Do When the Feds Come Knocking,” at the Association of Corporate Counsel South Carolina's (ACC SC) Annual Meeting on Sept. 14, in Columbia, South Carolina. During the presentation, the pair will discuss which federal agencies would be in play in these instances, when and how an investigation of this nature would be initiated, how to identify qualified counsel, determining the scope of the investigations, how to prepare and develop a plan, and much more. Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/3KSEkDg #FederalAgencies #ACCSC #CorporateCounsel

Our latest thought leadership series ‘Tensions in Trusts’ unpacked the nuances that make the management of contentious trusts both challenging and critical in equal measure. Our expert contributors shared best practices for establishing trusts, effective dispute resolution strategies, and anticipatory measures for adapting to the dynamic legal landscape.    A huge thank you to Marcus Parker, Elspeth Talbot Rice KC, Ben Waistell, Andrew Peedom, Charles Moore and Deborah Barker Roye for adding critical reflections on the multifaceted world of contentious trusts.   #IMGImpactInsights #ContentiousTrusts #TrustManagement #CaymanIslands #ThoughtLeaders

Join me on 3 October, I’m chairing Panel 4: "The arbitrators' perspective on effective dispute management in the years ahead" where leading international arbitrators Adrian Cole, Riaz Hussain KC, Fatima Balfaqeeh (FCIArb C.Arb, MRICS, FCIPS) and Silvia Martínez Sastre will share their insights on effective advocacy and winning strategies, managing complex arbitrations, tribunal dynamics, diversity in arbitration, and other current dispute resolution topics of interest, from both civil and common law standpoints. http://bit.ly/3ETvsdi

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How can companies operating across the world understand, assess, and manage class and collective litigation risks in the global marketplace? This review of class actions in the United States and European Union is the first installment of an in-depth, multipart series on class actions that will spotlight an array of jurisdictions. Building on the experience of my Jones Day colleagues, who litigate cases in multiple jurisdictions on five continents, this Guide examines new developments and risks in class action procedures around the globe, and assesses the common trends and differences among respective national laws. https://ow.ly/ZWye50PwsUk

We appreciate the opportunity that our Co-Founder and General Counsel, Shane William Mulrooney, had to contribute to the Daily Journal Corporation recently. In the article, “Shaping Tomorrow’s Dispute Resolution,” Shane addresses the “evolving landscape of alternative dispute resolution and the traditional court system,” both with their merits and challenges. He distinguishes the high-stakes disputes that benefit from their day in court versus those routine disputes where ADR can provide a more efficient path to resolution. In looking at the future of ADR, Shane writes, “In navigating the complexities of dispute resolution, it is essential to consider the evolving nature of ADR processes. Modern options prioritize speed and cost efficiency, making them well-suited for routine disputes. The overarching goal is to lower the temperature of litigation and foster constructive resolutions.”   Thank you to the Daily Journal for publishing this important look at ADR! Read more at dailyjournal.com.

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