CORPORATE LAW / POLITICAL ACTIVITY LAW
COMMERCIAL LAW
\ Technology Transactions A Practical Guide to Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Agreements Mark G. Malven (Dykema Gossett PLLC) “[ Technology Transactions ] has helped expedite our software agreements drafting and negotiation process. Mark provides a balanced perspective on market terms & conditions and practical advice that empowers legal professionals to minimize redlines and expedite negotiations.” — Jeff Machak , Director of Legal, LLamasoft, Inc.
Public Company Deskbook Complying With Federal Governance & Disclosure Requirements Robert E. Buckholz, Jr. , Marc R. Treviño , Glen T. Schleyer , and Benjamin H. Weiner (Sullivan & Cromwell LLP)
Anatomy of a Mediation A Dealmaker’s Distinctive Approach to Resolving Dollar Disputes and Other Commercial Conflicts James C. Freund (Retired Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP) This title guides lawyers and their clients down paths to best practices and tactics to use when confronted with mediations. Its author, a longtime corporate dealmaker turned mediator, shares the takeaways he’s garnered over a decades-long career to help practitioners understand the problem solving processes and strategies required to represent clients effectively during the mediation process. Structured around a series of hypothetical disputes, the book details a trained mediator’s incremental process on how parties can reach effective compromises around dollar, deal, multi-party, and global disputes. It also explores specific practice pointers for lawyers who are preparing for upcoming mediations, including negotiation tactics, fortifying the lawyer-client relationship, and approaches to dealing with mediators.
Securities practitioners looking to master the regulatory developments impacting public companies can turn to this work, described by Fortune as “the bible for securities lawyers.” Readers will receive boots-on-the- ground insights from a trio of leading securities attorneys on addressing various legislative, agency-driven, and private initiatives to reform public company disclosure practices and governance. Any lawyer, professional, regulator, or business leader involved with publicly traded companies will find adept insights on board structure and governance, shareholder meetings and activism, auditing issues,
This resource serves as an indispensable guide for technology law attorneys, start-up companies, and technology professionals looking to create airtight technology transaction agreements. Its author has more than 25 years of experience with customers and technology vendors and has handled over 2,000 technology transactions. Readers will encounter a trove of sample forms and best practices for tackling and negotiating some of the most common and sophisticated types of technology transactions. The
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compensation, and reporting and compliance requirements. They will also discover guidance on topics as varied as committee- forming and disclosure considerations, corporate investigations, and whistleblowing. Readers can consult forms covering Sarbanes- Oxley Section 906 certification, corporate governance guidelines for U.S. companies, and compliance checklists. Receive ongoing updates on critical developments with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
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author specifically covers issues relevant to software license, IT, reseller, technology escrow, non-disclosure, employee, domain name transaction, and cloud computing agreements. He also delves into the relevant privacy and intellectual property regulations lawyers should consider as they draft transactional documents. These laws include cross-border data transfer frameworks, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the Gramm- Leach-Bliley Act, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Keep up with new technology transactions best practices with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
Corporate Political Activities Deskbook Ki P. Hong, Charles M. Ricciardelli, Tyler Rosen, Theodore Grodek, and Olivia Marshall (Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP)
Arbitrating Commercial Disputes in the United States Edited by David C. Singer (Independent Arbitrator and Mediator; Former Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP)
This treatise arms attorneys confronting commercial law disputes with best practices and practice tips for resolving business conflicts in arbitration. The editor has handled more than 100 cases involving executive employment agreement issues, breaches of duty, and other corporate actions. He has also served as a neutral mediator in more than 100 commercial cases. With the help of an esteemed roster of contributing authors, this title offers practitioners an overview of how commercial arbitrations operate, along with how courts interpret and enforce commercial arbitral awards. Receive new updated material for this title as it becomes available through PLI’s Upkeep Service.
Corporate Political Activities Deskbook serves as a practical manual for in-house attorneys and their outside counsel who advise corporations about involvement in the political process. It provides a thorough grounding in the current state of the law on federal and state campaign finance, pay-to- play, lobbying, and gift compliance, along with examples of best practices that can help corporations successfully interact with the government.
1 softbound volume, 536 pages, $475, Item #423104, ISBN 978-1-4024-4805-8,Updated annually or as needed
The book examines the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA) requirements, federal lobbying and gift rules, the Foreign Agents Registration Act, and practice and appearances before the FEC, and includes an overview of state lobbying, gift, placement agent, and pay-to-play rules as well as the federal pay-to- play rules. Appendices include model documents, such as sample PAC bylaws, a PAC contribution card, a resolution for establishing a PAC, as well as a summary chart of the corporate, PAC, and individual contribution limits in each of the 50 states. Review new developments impacting corporate political activities with PLI’s Upkeep Service.
1 hardbound volume, 488 pages, $345, Item #293630, ISBN 978-1-4024-3659-8, Updated as needed
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