Creating an Effective Antitrust Compliance Initiative: Keys to Mitigate Risks, 12/17 Webinar

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With increasing governmental investigations and prosecutions, effective corporate antitrust compliance programs can help minimize risk and protect your clients from enormous penalties. This 90-minute CLE webinar will provide comprehensive insight to:

Please join us for our 90-minute conference on:
Creating an Effective Antitrust Compliance Initiative: Keys to Mitigate Risks
Wednesday, December 17, 2014 1:00-2:30 p.m. ET

http://www.ConstitutionConference.com/3Q5/0/?C=9270&P=1070804&T=1&S=2652&D=1

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Keys to Ensure Compliance with Antitrust Laws: What You MUST Know

• Antitrust enforcement: What to know before it happens to you
• What the government is looking at now: Pricing & distribution
• Adopting antitrust laws: Ways to get your clients on board
• Rules for dominant firms: Are you really in compliance?

How to Design & Implement a Program that Fits your Client's Needs

• Dos & Don'ts of interactions when dealing with competitors
• Must know guidelines for participation in trade association activities
• Preparing for the worst: Ways to seek corporate leniency
• How to properly document potential mergers & strategic analyses

Ways to Detect Antitrust Red Flags in Business Dealings: Avoid Costly Pitfalls

• Strategies to jump start an internal program to ensure compliance
• How to anticipate & prepare for Hart-Scott Rodino issues
• Effective ways to avoid gun-jumping allegations
• Lessons Learned: Preventing violations in non-reportable transactions

Live Q&A Session: Have Your Specific Questions Addressed By an Expert!



SPEAKER

Jennifer Hackett is a partner in the Antitrust & Financial Services Practice. Jennifer has experience in all aspects of complex litigation, with a particular focus on antitrust litigation, and has been instrumental in trials, international arbitrations, settlement negotiations, and federal appeals.

• Jennifer also provides antitrust compliance counseling in a variety of scenarios and advises clients on all aspects of premerger notification, including Hart- Scott-Rodino filings and gun-jumping issues.

James Robertson Martin is a partner and business development head in Dickstein Shapiro's Antitrust & Financial Services Practice. He has experience in all aspects of complex antitrust and financial services litigation on a national and international scale.

• Jim has represented corporations both on the plaintiff and defense side in cases ranging from cartels to monopolization. Jim has also represented clients before the Department of Justice and counseled corporations on compliance and merger issues. Jim is a frequent speaker on the international reach of the Sherman Act.

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• Creating an Effective Antitrust Compliance Initiative: Keys to Mitigate Risks
• Live, 90-Minute Webinar
• Wednesday, December 17, 2014 1:00-2:30 p.m. ET

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