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Supreme Court: Highlights and Implications of the 2015-2016 TermJuly 20169:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternJULY Click to view

Before, During, After: What Do Post-Breach Government Investigations Teach About Incident Prevention and Response?October 20169:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternOCTOBER Click to view

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New and Emerging Issues Under US and EU Sanctions Laws: Update on Iran, Cuba and RussiaFebruary 24, 2016 9:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternFEBRUARY Click to view

Beyond the FCPA Investigation: Collateral Consequences for Public CompaniesMay 24, 2016 9:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternMAY Click to view

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ProgramIn the first webcast installment, join us to hear three members of our Export Controls, Economic Sanctions & Customs practice provide insights on the current status and future direction of sanctions related to Iran, Cuba and Russia. This webcast will cover the upcoming steps to ease EU and US sanctions on Iran, continuing US efforts to liberalize sanctions on Cuba, and joint efforts by the US and the EU to respond to the situation in Ukraine through targeted sanctions on certain parties and activities in Russia. The focus of the program will be on any expected changes to the rules in the coming weeks and months, risks and opportunities for global businesses, and practical guidance on recent enforcement and compliance trends.

SpeakersLes CarnegiePartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Les Carnegie is Co-head of Latham’s Export Controls, Economic Sanctions & Customs Practice. He focuses on legal, policy and enforcement issues arising under US export controls, trade and economic sanctions, antiboycott restrictions and national security reviews of foreign investments in the United States. He has a wealth of experience handling matters in the aerospace, defense, life sciences, energy, financial and high technology industries. Mr. Carnegie is a frequent speaker on issues relating to US export controls and economic sanctions. He is a member of the Steering Group for the Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Committee of the ABA Section of International Law.

William McGlonePartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

William McGlone is Co-head of Latham’s Export Controls, Economic Sanctions & Customs Practice and one of the leading US practitioners in the field of export controls and economic sanctions. His areas of focus include sanctions administered by the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), US antiboycott laws, the FCPA and multilateral trade controls. He is a former Chair of the Committee on Export Controls and Economic Sanctions of the ABA’s Section of International Law and Practice. Mr. McGlone is a frequent speaker on these issues, and has co-chaired the American Conference Institute’s annual flagship conference on Export Controls for more than a decade.

Charles ClaypoolePartnerLatham & WatkinsLondon

Charles Claypoole is a partner in Latham’s Litigation Department based in London. He advises on all aspects of UK, EU and UN sanctions and on UK and EU export control laws. Mr. Claypoole also advises on different areas of international law, including international trade law, international investment law, free trade agreements, and bilateral and multilateral investment treaties. He regularly acts as counsel in international commercial and treaty arbitrations, and is currently counsel in proceedings before the General Court in Luxembourg challenging certain EU sanctions regulations. Mr. Claypoole is a frequent speaker on issues related to EU and UK export controls and economic sanctions, including on sanctions and arbitration.

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New and Emerging Issues Under US and EU Sanctions Laws: Update on Iran, Cuba and RussiaFebruary 24, 2016 9:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternFEBRUARY

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Beyond the FCPA Investigation: Collateral Consequences for Public CompaniesMay 24, 2016 9:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternMAY

ProgramIn the second webcast installment, join us to hear four members of our Securities Litigation & Professional Liability, White Collar Defense & Investigations and Capital Markets practices discuss considerations for public companies facing an FCPA investigation. This webcast will discuss potential collateral issues public companies face in the context of an FCPA investigation, including class action litigation and dealing with counter-parties.

SpeakersWilliam R. Baker III PartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

William R. Baker III focuses his practice on a broad range of business regulatory and corporate governance matters, including representing corporations, auditing and other professional firms, investment banks and other financial institutions in US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other regulatory enforcement proceedings. Mr. Baker previously served as Associate Director of the Division of Enforcement at the SEC, where he worked for 15 years. During his tenure as Associate Director, Mr. Baker lead numerous high-profile investigations that resulted in several landmark enforcement actions.

Doug Greenburg PartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Doug Greenburg is the local Chair of the Litigation & Trial Department. His practice focuses on internal corporate investigations, white collar criminal defense and SEC enforcement proceedings. Mr. Greenburg has extensive experience representing clients in connection with alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), having worked on FCPA matters for over 15 years. He also regularly represents clients in connection with alleged economic sanction and export control violations, money laundering, securities fraud and complex regulatory matters.

Kevin Metz PartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Kevin Metz focuses his practice on complex corporate governance litigation, including securities class action and derivative litigation, internal investigations, and government regulatory investigations and litigation. Mr. Metz has represented clients in state and federal court and before the SEC, Department of Justice (DOJ) and other regulatory bodies, and conducted numerous management and audit committee investigations in cases involving insider trading, FCPA violations, accounting fraud and other securities-related issues. He also has defended public company auditors in civil and SEC litigation, including the rare, successful defense of an auditor in a trial on charges brought by the SEC Division of Enforcement under SEC Rule 102(e).

Joel H. Trotter PartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Joel H. Trotter is the global Co-chair of the firm’s Public Company Representation Practice and the Deputy Chair of the Corporate Department in the Washington, D.C. office. He also serves as Co-chair of the firm’s national office, a central resource for clients and Latham attorneys facing complex issues arising under the US securities laws, including disclosure-related aspects of FCPA investigations and enforcement actions. Mr. Trotter represents major NYSE and Nasdaq companies and counsels issuers and underwriters in the public offering process and SEC-related matters.

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Supreme Court: Highlights and Implications of the 2015-2016 TermJuly 20169:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternJULY

ProgramIn the third webcast installment, members of our renowned Supreme Court & Appellate practice, including a former Solicitor General of the United States and others who served in the Solicitor General’s office, will discuss significant cases from the most recent Supreme Court Term and the business implications of the Court’s decisions. In addition to the important cases from this Term, the speakers will review key cases to follow closely in the upcoming Term.

SpeakersGregory GarrePartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Gregory Garre, Global Chair of the firm’s Supreme Court & Appellate Practice, served as the 44th Solicitor General of the United States after his unanimous confirmation by the US Senate. He has argued 41 cases before the Supreme Court, including two cases during the current Supreme Court term. He is nationally recognized as one of the nation’s leading Supreme Court advocates.

Richard BressPartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Richard Bress is a former Assistant to the Solicitor General of the United States, where he argued before the Supreme Court and assisted the Solicitor General in developing the government’s position on matters in the Supreme Court and the federal courts of appeals. In private practice, he has argued scores of appellate cases, including in the Supreme Court, across a broad range of issues, focusing in particular on cases involving constitutional and administrative law challenges to government action, intellectual property, and commercial disputes.

Melissa Arbus SherryPartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Melissa Arbus Sherry, previously the local chair of the firm’s Litigation & Trial Department and currently the Deputy Office Managing Partner of the Washington, D.C. office, returned to Latham after serving five years as an Assistant to the Solicitor General of the United States. In this role, she represented the federal government before the Supreme Court and assisted in overseeing the government’s litigation in the federal appellate courts. She has worked extensively with federal government agencies and various components within the Department of Justice. Her experience spans a wide range of areas, including intellectual property, securities fraud, healthcare, international law, employment discrimination, personal jurisdiction and equitable tolling.

Scott BallengerPartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Scott Ballenger specializes in appellate and Supreme Court litigation, as well as strategic analysis and briefing in antitrust and other high-stakes district court litigation. He principally represents clients before the Supreme Court and other federal and state appellate courts in cases spanning a wide range of areas, including antitrust, constitutional law, business and environmental issues, intellectual property issues and white-collar criminal and regulatory matters.

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ProgramIn the fourth webcast installment, members of Latham’s Data Privacy, Security & Cybercrime practice will discuss life cycle approaches and strategies for data risk management and incident response, from risk assessment to enterprise crisis response, to the handling of Federal Trade Commission or other government investigations into the adequacy of pre-event security measures.

SpeakersJennifer Archie PartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Jennifer Archie focuses on diverse and complex privacy and consumer protection, cybersecurity and trade secret matters. She regularly advises global enterprises on complex cross-border compliance and data transfer challenges. She has a wide range of experience defending clients in state consumer protection investigations and leading assessments of internal privacy or security management programs under the FTC, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), NIST, financial regulatory and governmental or private standards. Ms. Archie frequently speaks on topics related to litigation or compliance issues relevant to state and federal computer crime and privacy laws, unfair or deceptive trade practice laws, and social media compliance considerations for regulated industries and public companies.

Scott JonesAssociateLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Scott Jones has extensive cyber security and data privacy experience. His practice includes both day-to-day advising on compliance efforts and planning, as well as representing companies conducting internal investigations and responding to government inquiries. Mr. Jones has advised a host of companies across industries – banking, health care, retail, and outsourcing – as they investigate cyber incidents, security vulnerabilities, and insider threats, and respond to inquiries from the FTC, State Attorneys General and private litigants. Mr. Jones has also advised clients on cyber security and data privacy concerns in the M&A context, cyber incident response planning, and cyber security and data privacy compliance.

Before, During, After: What Do Post-Breach Government Investigations Teach About Incident Prevention and Response?October 2016 9:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternOCTOBER

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ProgramIn the final webcast installment, join us as members of our Litigation & Trial Department, including a former White House Counsel and General Counsel of OMB and US Department of Homeland Security, discuss the transition from the Obama Administration to the upcoming administration, after the 2016 presidential election. The program will address the anticipated effects of the presidential transition on businesses in the US, from agency enforcement and regulation to investigations.

SpeakersKathryn Ruemmler PartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Kathryn Ruemmler, Global Co-chair of the White Collar Defense & Investigations Practice, served for many years as a career federal prosecutor and for almost six years in the Obama Administration, first as Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General at the Department of Justice and later as Counsel to the President. As Counsel to the President, Ms. Ruemmler provided strategic advice on all legal matters implicating domestic and foreign policy and national security. She advised on all significant litigation matters, including the most high profile cases heard by the Supreme Court. Prior to her service in the Obama Administration, Ms. Ruemmler worked as a federal prosecutor, first as an Assistant United States Attorney in D.C. and later as the Deputy Director of the Enron Task Force. Earlier in her career, Ms. Ruemmler served as Associate Counsel to President Bill Clinton.

Ms. Ruemmler was named to The National Law Journal’s 2015 “Outstanding Women Lawyers” list and received the National Association of Women Lawyers’ 2014 Public Service Award.

Phil PerryPartnerLatham & WatkinsWashington, D.C.

Phil Perry focuses on complex civil and environmental litigation, Constitutional issues, federal administrative law and government investigations. He previously served in several prominent and senior positions in government. In 2005, Mr. Perry was nominated by the President and confirmed unanimously by the US Senate as General Counsel of the US Department of Homeland Security. In that role, Mr. Perry managed an office of 1,500 lawyers responsible for all components of the Department. Prior to his appointment at Homeland, he served as General Counsel of the White House Office of Management and Budget, addressing budgetary, regulatory and policy issues across the Executive Branch. Mr. Perry also previously served as Acting Associate Attorney General for the US Department of Justice (the Department’s third ranking official), overseeing the Department’s Civil, Civil Rights, Environment and Natural Resources, Tax and Antitrust Divisions. Earlier in his career, Mr. Perry served as Counsel to the US Senate’s 1997 Special Investigation of Campaign Finance Abuses.

The New Administration: What to Watch for in 2017

December 20169:00 a.m. Pacific | 11:00 a.m. Central | Noon EasternDECEMBER