Evaluating Corporate Governance & Ethics Issues 2023 Update: The Value of Incorporating a Business Perspective in the Litigation Process

On-demand

Evaluating Corporate Governance & Ethics Issues 2023 Update: The Value of Incorporating a Business Perspective in the Litigation Process

Recorded On 02/08/2023

COURSE DETAILS

Using actual case studies, our expert panel will explore the value of incorporating a business perspective into the litigation process.  

While the fundamental focus is the litigation and settlement processes, often times the business issues developed and set forth exert a powerful impact on the settlement achieved or trial outcome.  

The business issues discussed frequently involve governance and ethical considerations, which will be a major focus of our panelists’ discussions.

 

Topics include:

  • Consulting and expert testimony in Litigation
  • Importance of providing a business perspective in litigation; consequences for failure to do so
  • Case studies
    • Disney
  • Dealing with divergent interest in Directors & Officers (D&O) claims
  • Merger and acquisition (M&A)claims
  • Distinguishing causation from liability

FACULTY

Program Co-sponsor: H.S. Grace & Co.

Faculty: Dan Brill, MBA; Al Fenichel, MBA, CPA; Frank Gatti, MBA, CPA, NACD Leadership Fellow; Edward Grun, NCARB, AIA; Suzanne GilbertMBA, Director of VIA Motors; H. Stephen Grace Jr., PhD (Economics), MBA, President & CEO, H.S. Grace & Co., Inc.; Steve Grace, BA; H.S. Grace & Co., Inc.; Steven B. LilienPh.D. (Accountancy & Finance), CPA, Weinstein Professor of Accounting, Baruch College, The City University of New York;  Joseph P. Monteleone, Esq., Weber, Gallagher, Simpson, Stapleton, Fines & Newbery; S. Larry Prendergast, MBA; Richard Schrader, Fellow, American Society of Civil Engineers; Christopher Tirro, Esq., Claims Director, HudsonPro

 

About H.S. Grace & Co.: For almost three decades, H.S. Grace & Company (HSG) has assisted defense and plaintiffs’ counsel, insurers and organizations’ boards and senior executives in addressing more than 150 matters largely focused on issues of business conduct and corporate governance.

CLE CREDITS

2 NY Credits: 1 Ethics; 1 Skills; Non-transitional;

2 NJ Credits: 1 Ethics; 1 General

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

All Programs include 1 Affirmation and 1 Evaluation Form, and Course Materials.

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Course Materials: You can download course materials on the Online Video webpage.