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Location: 2nd floor auditorium Course ID: C101512 Number of Sessions: 1 Credits: 8 MCLE Credits
8 MCLE Credits: 2 Ethics; 4 Skills; 2 PP; Transitional and Non-transitional (also NJ) Course Description:
Join us for a full day program and multiple networking opportunities, where leading government officials, in-house and external counsel in multiple fields discuss the latest trends in regulatory enforcement and cutting edge strategies for addressing the threat of cross-border investigations
Regulators across the globe are increasingly targeting conduct that occurred outside of their home jurisdiction, but which affect their domestic economies. Companies must therefore protect themselves against violations of a wide range of laws and regulations across multiple jurisdictions.
Once an investigation is launched, corporate counsel will need to effectively coordinate the company's response to multiple regulators across the globe, who are often sharing the fruits of their investigation with each other. If a violation is uncovered, counsel must quickly adopt strategies for minimizing the impact on the company's business, while at the same time coordinate responses to often conflicting sets of requests from multiple regulators.
Cross-border investigations are moving at an increasingly frenetic pace and the challenge of assessing, preempting and addressing compliance issues is becoming increasingly more difficult.
This conference provides a unique opportunity to hear how leading practitioners in multiple fields counsel their clients on how to respond most effectively and efficiently to cross-border investigations, including:
- An overview of recent enforcement trends and priorities from leading regulatory officials;
- A practical guide to assessing risks and designing compliance programs to effectively manage those risk;
- Best practices for managing internal investigations;
- Recommendations for dealing with ethical issues that arise during internal investigations, including the protection of the legal privilege, conflicts of interest, and spoiliation
- How to develop a critical action plan and respond to a dawn raid.
AGENDA
9:00am - 5:30pm Program (including continental breakfast, coffeebreaks and lunch)
5:30pm - 7:00pm Networking Reception
Faculty:
Program Co-sponsor: NYCLA's Anti-Trust and Trade Regulation Committee and ABA Section of International Law
Official Conference Sponsor: Ernst & Young
Coffee Breaks Networking Sessions sponsored by: TOMPKINS & DAVIDSON, LLP
Cocktail Reception Sponsor: Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
Conference Partners: NYCLA's Securities and Exchanges Committee; Fordham Law Corporate Compliance Forum and Canadian Bar Association, International Law Section
Program Chair: Ethan Litwin, Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
The New York County Lawyers' Association and the American Bar Association's Section of International Law have gathered a leading faculty of government officials, in-house and external counsel to discuss the latest trends in regulatory enforcement and cutting edge strategies for addressing the threat of cross-border investigations.
Keynote Speaker: Todd Marlin, Ernst & Young
Faculty:Jeremy Baskin, Senior Advisor to Ex. Director, Regulations and Rulings, CBP Office of International Trade; Sanjay Bhandari, Ernst & Young; Yves Botteman, Steptoe & Johnson LLP; William Efron, Regional Director, Federal Trade Commission; Christoph Feddersen, United Technologies; Philipp Girardet, SJ Berwin LLP; Leon Hayward, Director, Pharmaceuticals Sector, Assistant Director, Trade & Cargo Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection; Maria C. Hermida, Citigroup; Simon Holmes, SJ Berwin LLP; Paul Hughes, Steptoe & Johnson LLP; Christina Hummer, Saxinger, Chalupsky & Partners Rechtsanwälte GmbH; Mark Katz, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP; Dr. Dina Kallay, Office of International Trade; Ethan Litwin, Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP; Steven Mack, Office of International Trade; James T. Madden, Field Director, New York Regulatory Audit Field Office, Office of International Trade; Sarah H. McConnell, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of ABM Industries;Jim O'Connor, UTC Climate, Controls & Security's Global Business Practices Officer & Compliance Counsel; Elisabeth Preston, Chief Legal Officer, Allen Vanguard; Fiona Schaeffer, Jones Day; Eric Trudel, Manager, Verification Unit, Tariff Origin & Valuation Div., Canada Border Services Agency; Christa C. Wessel, Chief Legal Officer McCain Foods Limited; John F. Wood, Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
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Materials for this program will be provided on a flash drive.
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