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	SEC Adopts Enhanced Compensation & Corporate Governance Proxy Disclosure Rules for 2010 Proxy Season James Barrall, Scott Herlihy, David Taub and Bradd Williamson discuss the SEC adopted rules requiring enhanced proxy disclosure for compensation and corporate governance matters, beginning in 2010. The speakers outline a practical approach to what companies, boards and compensation committees need to do now.	January 2010	Play Now
	The TOUSA Decision - What You Need to Know About This Important Case In a recent decision, a bankruptcy court in Florida applied the fraudulent transfer provisions of the Bankruptcy Code to avoid $500 million in liens and order the return of $420 million paid to secured lenders prior to TOUSA's Chapter 11 filing. The court also used the preference provisions of the Bankruptcy Code to avoid the lenders' security interest in a $207 million tax refund. In this webcast, lawyers from Latham explain how the court applied the law to the facts it found to reach its results.	October 28, 2009	Play Now
	Kicking off the 2009-10 Executive Compensation Season Jim Barrall and Bradd Williamson of Latham & Watkins and Roger Brossy and Blair Jones of Semler Brossy discuss how current legislative and regulatory drivers such as broker non-vote rules, proposed SEC proxy rule changes, proxy access and Say on Pay, as well as increased activity by proxy advisory firms, institutional shareholders and shareholder activists, are affecting executive compensation practices and on how companies and Compensation Committees are reacting in implementing their 2009 bonus and long-term incentive compensation plans and in designing their 2010 compensation plans and proxy disclosures.  To view and download FAQs and executive summary of webcast, click here. If you would rather download this as an audio file only, click here. Once you have watched the video, let us know what you think by participating in our short survey by clicking here.	September 30, 2009	Play Now
	Proxy Access: What Boards, Senior Management and Their Corporate Governance Advisors Need to Know and Do Now A high-level overview concerning the current state of play regarding proxy access including the SEC and congressional initiatives to impose a proxy access regime on all public companies. Featuring Senior Managing Director of Corporate Governance at Georgeson Inc., Rhonda Brauer, and Latham & Watkins M&A partners, Chuck Nathan and Scott Herlihy.	July 29, 2009	Play Now

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