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CLE Course Offerings
Compliance & Organizati
onal Reform
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Target Audience
Description
Available Presenters
Compliance Leadership: Managing Responsibility, Mitigating Liability
Chief Compliance Officers
The role of Chief Compliance Officer makes companies feel safe, but how do you maximize risk mitigation? We look at the role of CCO, the risks of individual liability, and best practices for the officer to protect the office and the company.
Reid Whitten, Scott Maberry, Fatema Merchant
From Bourbon Street To The Board Room: What 5 Years Monitoring The New Orleans Police Department Can Teach Corporations About Organization Reform
Counsel, Compliance, Ethics, Management
In 2013, the U.S. District Court appointed Sheppard Mullin as the Federal Monitor over the New Orleans Police Department Consent Decree. This CLE program draws from the lessons we have learned while overseeing the nation’s most wide-scale police reform project to provide straightforward and actionable insight to corporations considering organizational reform efforts of their own.
Jonathan Aronie, David Douglass
Oops: Use & Misuse of Email
Counsel, Compliance, Ethics, Management, Sales, Contracts, All
There is a reason plaintiffs’ lawyers love email and corporate defense counsel hate it. With admitted hyperbole, if it’s an email that supports the defendant company’s position, it will be lost for all eternity. If it’s an email that makes the company look bad, it will have been forwarded to 100 people within and outside the company. Unfortunately, the same traits that make email such a relied-upon tool in business – it’s easy, it’s impersonal, and it’s informal – also make email a potent weapon in litigation. This CLE program uses actual emails from actual investigations and litigations to develop a practical list of do’s and don’ts that should be part of any large organization’s in-house training program.
Jonathan Aronie
Organization Integrity 201: Rebuilding The Brand Before Or After It Has Been Tarnished
Counsel, Ethics, Management
From police departments to universities to corporations, there is no shortage of institutions in the U.S. undergoing organizational reform. Reform initiatives come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are instigated in a variety of ways, from Government-imposed reforms, to litigation-driven reforms, to self- initiated reforms. Whatever the incentive, corporate reform initiatives are complex and, if not undertaken carefully, can be perilous. Of course, if not undertaken at all, the consequences can be worse than perilous. Drawing from the DOJ memorandum for the prosecution of corporations, the FAR Suspension/Debarment rules, and the FAR’s business ethics/conduct regulations, this CLE program explores how the federal government views internal compliance programs, compliance-focused infrastructure, and business ethics programs – and how to structure a reform effort to maximize its effectiveness to implement change, sustain change, and mitigate litigation risk.
Jonathan Aronie, David Douglass
What Does The Future Hold: Looking Ahead To Federal Enforcement Priorities in 2019
Counsel, Compliance
Federal government enforcement priorities change over time. This presentation will help counsel and compliance personnel identify and prepare for the current trends in enforcement under the current administration.
Joseph Jay, Bill Mateja
Cyber
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Target Audience
Description
Available Presenters
Cybersecurity and Insider Threat Training: What Should You be Teaching Your New and Existing Employees?
Counsel, Compliance, Management, Employees
As cybersecurity becomes ever more important to companies, they need to determine how to train their employees on the subject, whether as retail companies or regulated contractors. This session reviews the key issues that need to be included in training. Alternatively, it can be offered as a training module for employees.
Townsend Bourne
Cybersecurity: It Isn’t Just for Techies Anymore!
Counsel, Compliance, Management, Employees
This class will walk participants through the most important issues facing government contractors as they navigate the fast-changing issues of cybersecurity. Starting with a survey of the current threats confronting all companies in the cyber world, and ending with a summary of how to deal with a breach of your systems, this session touches on new government contracting rules relating to cybersecurity, as well as the new twists on existing technology and privacy laws in light of today’s cyber events.
Townsend Bourne
DoD Cybersecurity Requirements
Counsel, Contracts, Compliance, Management
This program covers cybersecurity developments of interest to DoD contractors as well as best practices. It focuses on recent DoD guidance and answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) issued by DoD as well as compliance, incident reporting, commercial contracting, and subcontracting.
Townsend Bourne
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