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In-House Counsel Network

In-House Counsel Network

The Federalist Society is pleased to announce its In-House Counsel Network. This group joins our 15 highly successful Practice Groups to broaden our programming and help us more effectively serve the legal community by providing a place for thoughtful, balanced discussion of the most pressing issues the business community faces today.

This Network will focus on the issues that attorneys in for-profit companies face in day-to-day practice, like properly identifying the client, managing outside firms, earning “cooperation” status during criminal investigations while managing exposure to civil liability, understanding the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, document retention and all matters of e-discovery, employment issues, tracking legal issues in corporate governance, and more.

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Corporate Social Responsibility, Investment Strategy, and Liability Risks
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Corporate Social Responsibility, Investment Strategy, and Liability Risks

Paul S. Atkins, David J. Berger, C. Boyden Gray, Hester M. Peirce, Leo E. Strine

Corporations, Securities & Antitrust Practice Group, In-House Counsel Working Group, and Regulatory Transparency Project Teleforum

Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) investing is growing in popularity, especially after major investment firm BlackRock signaled support...

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Corporate Social Responsibility, Investment Strategy, and Liability Risks

Paul S. Atkins, David J. Berger, C. Boyden Gray, Hester M. Peirce, Leo E. Strine

Corporations, Securities & Antitrust Practice Group, In-House Counsel Working Group, and Regulatory Transparency Project Teleforum

Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) investing is growing in popularity, especially after major investment firm BlackRock signaled support...