What Does It Mean To Be In-House Counsel?
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP will present seminars in New York and San Francisco for a discussion of issues that every in-house counsel has or will face.
The comprehensive 1.5-day CLE program, will be offered in the firm’s New York office Jan. 14-15 and in the San Francisco office Jan. 28-29.
The event will pair current in-house counsel and Orrick practitioners for a discussion of issues and offers an opportunity for learning and networking for seasoned and unseasoned in-house counsel alike, the firm says on its website.
Topics will include:
- What Does It Mean To Be In-House Counsel?
- Employees: Can’t Live With or Without Them
- Handling Internal Complaints, Investigations, and Civil Lawsuits
- The Transactional Side of Being In-House Counsel
- Who Does This Belong To?: Protecting Your IP Rights and the Rights of Others
- Big Risks With “Big Data”: Navigating Data Sharing and Security in a Digital World
