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ALM’s Cross-Border M&A and Litigation Forum Slated for September 18th

ALM’s Cross-Border M&A and Litigation Forum Slated for September 18th

NEW YORK – August 30, 2013 – ALM Events, the world’s leading producer of legal and business events, will host The Cross-Border M&A and Litigation Forum on September 18, 2013 at The Harvard Club in New York City.

The unique event will guide in-house counsel and private practice attorneys toward successful cross-border M&A agreements by outlining key tools to use in determining major disclosure issues, regulatory and compliance updates and cross-border litigation tactics. Panels will discuss key tools to use in determining major disclosure issues, regulatory and compliance updates when negotiating M&A deals, and will highlight nuances in how to navigate the legal systems in foreign countries with varying laws, cultural norms and political systems.

Key topics include the following:

* Trends in transactions, M&A and restructurings
* Negotiation methods and tips
* Troubleshooting: The use of defensive tactics and potential investment conflicts
* Attorney/Client privilege issues related to cross-border litigation
* The Aftermath:  Managing cultural integrations after the merger

The forum is co-presented by four ALM legal publications: The American Lawyer, Corporate Counsel, The National Law Journal and New York Law Journal. Event sponsors are Latham & Watkins and McCarthy Tetrault.

The forum is produced by ALM Events, a leading producer of educational and networking events for business leaders and professionals. CLE credits are available for event attendees. For more information, please go to www.almevents.com.

About ALM

ALM and LBR merged in 2025 to form the premier global information and intelligence company serving the legal industry. Together, they provide unmatched coverage of legal news, proprietary data, performance benchmarking, and strategic insights, all built to support the business and practice of law. From global law firms to in-house legal departments, over 7 million legal professionals rely on ALM and LBR for the tools, research, and connections that drive results.