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Corporate Representative Depositions and Maintaining Privilege as In-House Counsel
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Corporate Representative Depositions and Maintaining Privilege as In-House Counsel
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Session 1: Corporate Representative Depositions: From Train Wrecks to Clockwork - Hear the top 10 tips on what to do to more effectively work with your corporate representatives to make the experience both more tolerable for the witness and the results more palatable for counsel. Gain pointers from both the in-house and outside counsel perspectives that can demystify the preparation and help work towards a better result.
Session 2: Avoiding the Witness Chair: Maintaining Privilege as In-House Counsel - Examine case law and gain tips for addressing the challenge of serving as in-house counsel and maintaining the attorney-client privilege.
Session 2: Avoiding the Witness Chair: Maintaining Privilege as In-House Counsel - Examine case law and gain tips for addressing the challenge of serving as in-house counsel and maintaining the attorney-client privilege.
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Corporate Representative Depositions: From Train Wrecks to Clockwork (Jun 2018)
L. Brad Hancock, Victoria Heather Newman
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Corporate Representative Depositions: From Train Wrecks to Clockwork (Jun 2018)
Hear the top 10 tips on what to do to more effectively work with your corporate representatives to make the experience both more tolerable for the witness and the results more palatable for counsel. Gain pointers from both the in-house and outside counsel perspectives that can demystify the preparation and help work towards a better result.
Originally presented: May 2018 Corporate Counsel Institute
L. Brad Hancock,
Holland & Knight LLP - Houston, TX
Victoria Heather Newman,
TMX Finance Family of Companies - Savanah, GA
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Avoiding the Witness Chair: Maintaining Privilege as In-House Counsel (Jun 2018)
James Matthew Dow
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Avoiding the Witness Chair: Maintaining Privilege as In-House Counsel (Jun 2018)
Examine case law and gain tips for addressing the challenge of serving as in-house counsel and maintaining the attorney-client privilege.
Originally presented: May 2018 Corporate Counsel Institute
James Matthew Dow,
Jackson Walker LLP - Austin, TX