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SEC Practice & Investigations: Views from Inside the SEC, Outside Counsel and Into the Future Wednesday, February 6, 2008 Attend this seminar to learn the ins and outs of practicing before the SEC. Three distinct panels will cover best practices before the SEC, views from in-house counsel, trends in the law and enforcement efforts by the US Attorney’s Office and the SEC. Specific Topics will include: - Representing a Corporation or Individual before the SEC - How do the SEC internal processes really work? - Negotiating the best settlement for your client - What are the main challenges for in-house counsel in navigating internal and government investigations? - What do in-house counsel expect from outside counsel during the course of an investigation? - What are the potential civil and criminal aspects of the subprime mortgage situation? - The potential effects of the Supreme Court decision in Kimbrough on sentencing in white collar cases - What are the enforcement trends at the SEC and the U.S. Attorney's Office regarding securities fraud? Jonathan L. Kotlier, Esq. Stephen G. Huggard, Esq. Madeleine Blake, Esq. David P. Bergers, Esq. Thomas J. Dougherty, Esq. Ian D. Roffman, Esq. John J. Falvey, Jr., Esq. Jody E. Forchheimer, Esq. Jonathan Chiel, Esq. Charles J. Gray, Esq. John M. Griffin, Esq. Charles F. Kane Frank A. Libby, Jr., Esq. Paul G. Levenson, Esq. Martin Healey Gary S. Matsko, Esq. Jamie Wacks, Esq. |