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Australia |
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| Sydney October 21, 2004 |
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| Managing Cross-border Disputes and Litigation in a Mad, Mad World |
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| Co-chairs | Jan Eijsbouts, General Counsel/Director of Legal Affairs, Akzo Nobel N.V.; John O'Sullivan, Chief Solicitor and General Counsel, Commonwealth Bank Group |
| Law firm co-hosts | Clifford Chance |
| Corporate Counsel's Growing Role of Gatekeeper: Corporate Governance, Ethics, and Reputational Risk Management |
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| Co-chairs | Helen Conway, General Counsel, Caltex Australia; Linda Hoon, Group General Counsel and Group Company Secretary, SembCorp Industries (Singapore) |
| Law firm co-hosts | Mallesons Stephen Jaques; Sullivan & Cromwell LLP |
| Time | 3:00 - 6:30 PM Dinner will follow. |
| Location | Shangri-La Hotel, The Rocks, Sydney |
Managing Cross-border Disputes and Litigation in a Mad, Mad World |
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Navigating complex disputes in Australasia |
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Responding to the global impact of US litigation |
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Best practices in controlling costs of cross-border disputes |
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Peaks and pitfalls in alternative dispute resolution |
Corporate Counsel's Growing Role of Gatekeeper: Corporate Governance, Ethics, and Reputational Risk Management |
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The rewards and challenges of improving corporate governance |
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Ensuring a culture of compliance: ethics programmes that work |
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Best practices in managing risks to the corporate reputation |
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Personal risk management for in-house counsel |
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Key findings from Counsel to Counsel magazine and Legal Week. | |
