Sentences with phrase «clients on corporate governance»

Beshara advises clients on corporate governance, association mergers, content and software licenses, copyright risk mitigation, and MLS policy strategy.

Representing publicly traded corporations, Amy I. Pandit counsels clients on corporate governance; executive compensation; and in federal securities laws, stock exchange, Sarbanes — Oxley Act, and Dodd — Frank Act compliance matters.

Her practice at Davis Polk concentrates on matters related to the enforcement of the federal securities laws and includes regularly advising clients on corporate governance matters.

He advises domestic and international business clients on corporate governance issues, mergers, acquisitions, asset sales, start - up financings, and complex commercial transactions under Texas, California and English law.

She also advises clients on corporate governance matters, financing transactions and restructurings.

He also regularly advises clients on corporate governance, reporting and compliance and general corporate matters.

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Mrs. Alers» appointment further consolidates the wealth of experience of Morrow Sodali's UK team which covers all services - ranging from corporate governance to fixed income advisory, to investor relationship management, and M&A and contested situations - thus allowing the firm to increasingly focus on offering insightful advice, high - quality service and customized solutions to its clients» governance and ownership challenges.

Combining our global reach and years of experience, we furnish our clients with information on corporate governance, SEC and SRO rule changes, and emerging governance issues in real time.

Richard has worked with clients on corporate matters such as licensing, trademarks, formation, governance, and employement matters.

Throughout his 35 year career, Mr. Koerner has used his understanding of everyday business challenges to effectively advise entrepreneurs and clients on a vast array of issues, including corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Throughout her more than twenty - year legal career, Romney has represented and advised clients in numerous industries on a wide range of matters, including: acquisitions, dispositions, reorganizations, commercial transactions and corporate governance.

She has extensive experience representing multinational companies and financial institutions with respect to anti-corruption and compliance matters, including advising clients on due diligence in connection with acquisitions and joint ventures, third - party engagements, risk assessments, corporate governance issues, and the implementation of effective compliance programs.

She has extensive experience representing multinational companies and financial institutions with respect to anti-corruption and compliance matters, including advising clients on due diligence in connection with acquisitions and joint ventures, third party engagements, risk assessments, corporate governance issues and the implementation of effective compliance programs.

She advises clients on a wide variety of corporate governance matters, including director independence, board and committee structures, proxy disclosure, shareholder proposals, board leadership structures, shareholder relationships and the impact of proxy advisory services.

Doyle counsels clients on a wide range of corporate and public company matters, from initial entity formation to going public transactions to fulfilling public company reporting requirements and corporate governance matters.

Projects run the spectrum of legal work from representing voting rights organizations and individual voters in federal and state courts, immigration and asylum efforts assisting detainees and victims of domestic violence to partnering with commercial clients» in - house counsel on naturalization and consumer law projects, and collaborating with a non-profit to advise their grant recipients on topics including contracts, corporate governance, and tax issues.

He also advises clients ranging from early stage companies to well - known seasoned issuers on governance, mergers and acquisitions and other corporate law matters.

He brings to business clients substantial experience counseling companies on structuring and negotiating cross-border and domestic acquisitions, joint ventures, and licensing agreements; on corporate governance matters; and on U.S. regulation of trade and business practices.

We represent clients on both sides of the docket in securities fraud class actions, merger and acquisition (M&A) litigation and corporate governance litigation.

He is a seasoned information governance professional and has extensive experience with eDiscovery project management, data collection, and computer forensics, working with both corporate and law firm clients on complex issues.

As a former software engineer with experience in web - based application development spanning a number of industries, including the telecommunications, entertainment, and business - to - business services, she routinely advises clients on information security, privacy, information governance, intellectual property licensing, technology contracting, corporate transactions, software and data asset transfers, social media, and Internet - related matters.

Grayson focuses on mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and joint ventures for middle - market clients.

He has also advised U.S. and non-U.S. clients on governance, corporate and securities law matters.

We advise clients on corporate compliance and governance issues, providing continuous, up - to - date information on duties and responsibilities of corporate officers.

Our specialist team has experience in providing advice and support on all aspects of corporate governance, enabling our clients to retain their focus on the day - to - day running of their business.

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She advises corporate, financial and individual clients and compensation committees on compensation disclosure issues, corporate governance and board executive compensation oversight, the implementation of management equity programs, the negotiation of executive employment arrangements, and the securities and tax implications of such arrangements.

He advises U.S. and international corporate and private equity clients on a full range of transactions, both domestic and cross-border, including mergers, acquisitions, investments, joint ventures and collaborations, spinoffs and restructurings, special committee representations and defensive and corporate governance advice.

He will also be available to share his insight and experience with other TDS lawyers and to advise our clients on strategic planning, corporate governance, dispute resolution, labour relations and health law issues.

Long will spend her time counseling clients on ethics and appellate matters, as well as corporate governance and governmental integrity investigations.

Jennifer advises her clients on angel and venture financings, strategic business matters, mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts, technology licensing arrangements, outsourcing relationships, corporate governance, human resources matters and more.

He also advises corporate clients on governance, corporate and securities law matters.

Ms. Culp advises clients on the selection, formation, organization and management of business entities and counsels companies on various matters including corporate governance, mergers, and acquisitions, and employment and shareholder agreements.

We assisted Agrial, one of the major French agricultural and food cooperatives and a Libraliance long - term client, which we've been accompanying on their corporate - finance issues in support of their legal department, in particular in organising Agrial group's governance and settling partnerships with innovative or RSE companies.

Use of BTB does not create an attorney - client relationship with Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP or any of its associated entities, or with BTB's creator, hosts or guests, including any members of the Davis Polk Corporate Governance Group (collectively, the «BTB Entities»), and should not be relied on or treated as a substitute for specific advice relevant to particular circumstances.

What the team is known for Advises clients on general corporate governance matters, joint ventures and M&A deals.

Prepare and advise on internal and consumer facing privacy, information security, information governance, mobile device management, social media and other policies and incident response plans for a range of corporate clients.

We also advise clients about how to address the multiple factors that can come into play, such as reporting or disclosure requirements, corporate governance considerations, concerns about one's reputation or other business harms, and the possibility of follow - on civil litigation or other enforcement proceedings.

In addition, we advise our energy clients on related corporate issues, such as corporate governance, project finance, tax, land acquisition and litigation.

We work around the world for our corporate, law firm and government clients on projects that range across litigation support, compliance, investigation, governance and remediation.

He has also advised U.S. and non-U.S. clients on general corporate matters, including with respect to corporate governance, SEC reporting and other compliance matters.

In addition to his securities and finance practice, Darryl has broad experience advising clients on general corporate governance matters.

Our strengths in corporate, banking and finance litigation combined with our pre-eminence in corporate governance and transactions, means we are well - placed to deliver advice and advocacy to clients on complex financial services matters.

Kristen Bertch counsels clients on a broad range of cybersecurity and data privacy matters, financial services, corporate governance and transactional matters, including initial public offerings and capital raising efforts.

He also advises clients on the tax and regulatory consequences of various strategic transactions and guides them through a broad range of day - to - day business decisions and corporate governance issues.

Carrie frequently speaks and writes on topics relating to securities issues, corporate governance, attorney - client privilege and ethics.

Mr. Samorajczyk also acts as general outside counsel for clients, providing advice on important aspects of their operations, including corporate governance, strategic restructurings, mergers and acquisitions, investments, and significant contracting matters.

We also provide corporate governance and audit advice, as well as seminars to train our clients on the detection and investigation of fraudulent claims.

In addition to transactional work, we also advise our clients on a variety of other environmental matters, which has included counseling on corporate governance concerns, developing environmental policies and advising on sustainability issues and emerging regulatory requirements.

Life on the intellectual property side is focused on protecting clients» patents, while corporate lawyers assist companies with both their everyday and transformative matters, from basic employment needs and governance issues to business - altering M&A deals.