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eSupplement to the 31st Annual Labor and Employment Law Conference
Contains material from Jun 2023 to Nov 2023
eSupplement to the 31st Annual Labor and Employment Law Conference
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Session 1: Persuasive Oral Argument Techniques - Hear tips from two of Texas’s best on what to do in oral argument.
Session 2: Requests from on High: Keeping In-House Counsel Out of Hot Water - One of internal counsel’s many functions is to avert problems for their employers. But sometimes in keeping their client away from the fire, they risk being singed. These concerns implicate challenging attorney-client privilege issues, clarity in communicating to employees and management who they represent, educating others about how to maintain confidentiality, engaging the right counsel and consultants for the proper purposes, and knowing when to stay away from direct interaction in depositions, mediations and regulator meetings and interactions, or when to interact directly.
Session 3: What to do When the Government Comes Calling - Hear advice for in-house counsel and corporate executives faced with federal inquiries, search warrants, investigations, and subpoenas to produce evidence or testify. Learn about ways in which professionals can stay out of the government’s cross hairs.
Session 4: DOJ Hot Topics and Recent Developments - Panelists discuss recent enforcement trends by the DOJ and how announced priorities are playing out in the real world.
Session 2: Requests from on High: Keeping In-House Counsel Out of Hot Water - One of internal counsel’s many functions is to avert problems for their employers. But sometimes in keeping their client away from the fire, they risk being singed. These concerns implicate challenging attorney-client privilege issues, clarity in communicating to employees and management who they represent, educating others about how to maintain confidentiality, engaging the right counsel and consultants for the proper purposes, and knowing when to stay away from direct interaction in depositions, mediations and regulator meetings and interactions, or when to interact directly.
Session 3: What to do When the Government Comes Calling - Hear advice for in-house counsel and corporate executives faced with federal inquiries, search warrants, investigations, and subpoenas to produce evidence or testify. Learn about ways in which professionals can stay out of the government’s cross hairs.
Session 4: DOJ Hot Topics and Recent Developments - Panelists discuss recent enforcement trends by the DOJ and how announced priorities are playing out in the real world.
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Persuasive Oral Argument Techniques (Aug 2023)
Hon. Daryl L. Moore, Hon. Thomas R. Phillips, Hon. Tracy Christopher, Hon. Dori Contreras, David Keltner, Sharon McCally
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Session 1 —46 mins
Persuasive Oral Argument Techniques (Aug 2023)
Hear tips from two of Texas’s best on what to do (and not to do) in oral argument.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Hon. Daryl L. Moore,
Ahmad Zavitsanos & Mensing PLLC - Houston, TX
Hon. Thomas R. Phillips,
Baker Botts L.L.P. - Austin, TX
Hon. Tracy Christopher,
Fourteenth Court of Appeals - Houston, TX
Hon. Dori Contreras,
Thirteenth Court of Appeals - Corpus Christi, TX
David Keltner,
Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP - Fort Worth, TX
Sharon McCally,
McCally Law, P.C. - Houston, TX
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Requests from on High: Keeping In-House Counsel Out of Hot Water (Jun 2023)
Joel Cohen
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Session 2 —44 mins
Requests from on High: Keeping In-House Counsel Out of Hot Water (Jun 2023)
One of internal counsel’s many functions is to avert problems for their employers. But sometimes in keeping their client away from the fire, they risk being singed. These concerns implicate challenging attorney-client privilege issues, clarity in communicating to employees and management who they represent, educating others about how to maintain confidentiality, engaging the right counsel and consultants for the proper purposes, and knowing when to stay away from direct interaction in depositions, mediations and regulator meetings and interactions, or when to interact directly.
Originally presented: May 2023 Corporate Counsel Institute
Joel Cohen,
White & Case LLP - New York, NY
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What to do When the Government Comes Calling (Jun 2023)
Tony Box, Rebecca Fike
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Session 3 —42 mins
What to do When the Government Comes Calling (Jun 2023)
Hear advice for in-house counsel and corporate executives faced with federal inquiries, search warrants, investigations, and subpoenas to produce evidence or testify. Highlight ways in which professionals can stay out of the government’s cross hairs.
Originally presented: May 2023 Corporate Counsel Institute
Tony Box,
Gray Reed & McGraw LLP - Dallas, TX
Rebecca Fike,
Vinson & Elkins LLP - Dallas, TX
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DOJ Hot Topics and Recent Developments (Nov 2023)
Jennifer S. Freel, Hon. Gregg J. Costa, Tiffany Eggers, Lisa Miller, Ephraim "Fry" Wernick
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Session 4 —60 mins
DOJ Hot Topics and Recent Developments (Nov 2023)
Panelists discuss recent enforcement trends by the DOJ and how announced priorities are playing out in the real world.
Originally presented: Sep 2023 Government Enforcement Institute
Jennifer S. Freel,
Partner, Jackson Walker LLP - Austin, TX
Hon. Gregg J. Costa,
Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP - Houston, TX
Tiffany Eggers,
Chief, Criminal Division, United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Texas - Fort Worth, TX
Lisa Miller,
Deputy Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice - Washington, DC
Ephraim "Fry" Wernick,
Partner, Vinson & Elkins LLP - Washington D.C. and Dallas, TX