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Provide invaluable insights on howbest to prepare their technical staffand information systems to respondto requests for ESICover ESI issues for a variety ofbusiness sectors including the HIPAAHITECH requirements that mandatean enhanced standard of care for theparties producing and receivingelectronic health records (HER) Describe how new searchtechnologies will lead to cost-efficient,yet defensible, automated productionof relevant ESIExamine the e-discovery implicationsof the increasing use of encryption,social media, and data stored in thecloudAfter listening to this program you will walkaway with an understanding of how thehandling of ESI has evolved and thehopeful prognosis that expectedimprovements will provide cost-efficient,but defensible management of ESI.Item no. : MD11200429Format : CD-ROM (Win)Copyright : 2013Price : USD 500.00ETHICS BASICS FORBUSINESS LAWYERSBy Henry S. Bryans, William Freivogel,Sue C. FriedbergThe application of legal ethics rules to thetransactional practice can be complex andbewildering, even to experts. This programis designed to assist good businesslawyers who have little time or inclinationto study the ethics rules to spot issues andseek help where appropriate.Key areas will include:Conflicts of Interest: What shouldbusiness lawyers consider whentaking on new clients, particularlyinvolving entities and multiple parties?Negotiation Ethics: How far can abusiness lawyer go in extolling hisclient's business or the value of animportant asset?Client Fraud: The business clientappears to be up to something fishy.Does that have any consequences forthe lawyer? Communication with RepresentedParties: When can a business lawyercommunicate with officers oremployees of other parties in atransaction? When can a lawyercounsel her client to do so?Item no. : GR11200452Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 60 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 135.00FUNDAMENTALS OF AHEALTHCARETRANSACTION, THE: ANINTERACTIVE LOOK ATTHE ANATOMY OF A DEALBy Jennifer Csik Hutchens, Jill H. Gordon,Sarah E. SwankThis fundamentals program will focus onthe twists and turns of a healthcare deal.Our panel of attorneys experienced withtransactional, regulatory, andreimbursement issues will walk through acase study of a healthcare transaction andexamine the factors that lawyers and theirclients must consider when negotiating,structuring, and closing healthcare deals.These factors include due diligence issues,fraud and abuse analysis; change ofownership considerations (e.g., withregard to state licensure, as well asMedicare and Medicaid); tax-exemptimplications; valuation matters andtransaction structure (e.g., asset purchasevs. stock purchase or merger).True to its title, this program will notassume extensive prior knowledge orexperience in healthcare transactions.However, practitioners at every level willbenefit from this in-depth discussion ofchallenging issues and the uniqueopportunity for extensive audienceinteraction that the program offers. Theissues discussed in this program can bebroadly applied to other types ofhealthcare transactions.Item no. : HN11200285Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00GOVERNANCE GAMECHANGER, THE: DEALINGWITH DODD-FRANKBy Bruce F. Dravis, Carol Hansell, FrankM. Placenti, Jeffrey S. ShermanChanges in corporate governancestandards and practices occur constantly.There are few real game changers, butDodd-Frank is one. As the SEC begins theprocess of putting the devil into the detail,boards and their advisors will need to startthinking differently about a variety ofgovernance issues - especially therelationship with shareholders. Listen tomembers of the ABA CorporateGovernance leadership team in adiscussion about how Dodd-Frank and itsprogeny will make us think differentlyabout corporate governance.Item no. : WR11200479Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00HOW TO USE FORMSWISELY IN SECUREDTRANSACTIONSBy Janet M. Nadile, Pauline M. StevensThis provides a walkthrough of variousforms used in secured transactions andhighlight key elements that should beincluded, the viewpoints of the borrowerand secured party, traps for the unwary,and drafting tips.Forms that may be covered include:________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hkan all-assets security agreement;an equity pledge agreement;various intellectual property securityagreements;a perfection certificate;control agreements; andforeclosure-related notices.Item no. : NN11200495Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00LEGAL ISSUES WITHAPPOINTINGFRANCHISEES,DISTRIBUTORS, ORAGENTS IN CHINABy Paul Jones, Robert A. Lauer, Richard L.Wageman, Brian YaoChina's growth has been phenomenal,and even in these challenging times itcontinues to grow rapidly. A major newdevelopment is the emergence of a middleclass in China which is increasinglylooking to western products and services.U.S. franchisors and retailers have been atthe forefront of expansion into China. Anumber of franchisors, whether throughcorporate outlets or franchised outlets,have created substantial networks. All ofthe indicators suggest that the appetite ofconsumers in China for Western brandswill grow.Nevertheless, China does representchallenges to those wishing to takeadvantage of these opportunities. Theprocedures for obtaining necessaryconsents and registrations are not alwaysclear. There are uncertainties relating tothe enforceability of trademark rights andcommercial agreements as well as thenumerous political, religious, cultural, andbusiness obstacles that have to beovercome.This program will provide participants withvaluable insights from U.S. and Chineseattorneys, all with extensive experience instructuring, negotiating, and managingtransactions in China as well as dealingwith issues when things "go wrong." Thespeakers will focus on both legal andpractical issues so as to enable U.S.practitioners to be aware of the issues tobe addressed when their clients expandinto China. Participants will receiveprogram materials addressing the issuesin greater depth.43