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WEBINAR: The Art Of Contracting: Tools and Tips for Identifying and Avoiding Common Traps in Commercial Contracts - Part One

Webinar | 04.12.17, 10:00 AM EDT - 11:00 AM EDT

The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC)’s Corporate Agreements Committee, a subcommittee of ACC’s Corporate & Securities Law Committee, is hosting a free, ACC member-only webinar addressing key issues in the formation and litigation of commercial agreements. This is part one of a two-part program.  In part one, Crowell & Moring attorneys from our Litigation & Trial and Transactions & Corporate groups will address how efforts standards are interpreted, issues of materiality, and indemnification and limitation of liability. See this link for information on part two.  


Note: Registration is limited to ACC members.


Moderator: P. Bartlett Wu, Chair, Subcommittee on Corporate Agreements, Association of Corporate Counsel



For more information, please visit these areas: Litigation and Trial, Corporate and Transactional

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