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Climate Change Litigation – The Coming Avalanche, Is Your Insurance Portfolio Ready?
Climate change litigation is expected to eclipse the large volume of asbestos and environmental litigation seen in recent decades. The actions that companies take now may decide whether their insurers will pay for the millions (or billions) of dollars in forecasted consultant charges and attorneys’ fees, as well as for any liability amounts awarded in these litigations. Companies should be taking proactive steps toward assessing and preparing their historical and current insurance portfolios for climate change litigation. Latham & Watkins' Christine Rolph and Cecilia O'Connell Miller, along with ARM's, Vice President of the Environmental Practice and Marsh USA, Inc., Charity O'Sullivan, provide an overview of climate change litigation to date, and the climate change litigation theories forecasted as “coming soon.”
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March 17, 2010
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Buying and Selling Hospitals in a Down Market – Spot the Opportunities
Latham & Watkins' Robert Klyman, Jerry Peters, Daniel Settelmayer and Citi's Managing Director, Jeanette B. Price, examine the business, financial and legal issues that buyers and sellers should address before transferring a hospital in today's market. In addition, they will share strategies for buying a hospital out of bankruptcy proceedings and obtaining approval of a sale from the attorney general.
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March 16, 2010
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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.
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January 2010
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