ACC NCR Webinar: The Best Defense Is a Good Offense: Agency Engagement and Affirmative Litigation in Government Enforcement Contexts

ACC NCR Webinar: The Best Defense Is a Good Offense: Agency Engagement and Affirmative Litigation in Government Enforcement Contexts

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ACC NCR is hosting a virtual webcast presented by WilmerHale Partners Kevin Lamb and Lauren Moore, together with in-house panelists. This panel will examine the practical and legal considerations for corporate counsel in advocating for their clients before government agencies and filing suit in response to potential enforcement actions. Companies often face inquiries from government agencies about their business practices. Questions in-house lawyers may want to ask in these circumstances include:

  • When does it make sense to go on the offense, engage with agency lawyers and leadership, and potentially assert the company’s own claims against the government in court?
  • What strategic issues should companies consider in weighing agency engagement and affirmative litigation against traditional defensive options with respect to government enforcement?
  • What are broader tactics for proactive strategic engagement with the Executive Branch and Congress? 

Join us on May 28 from 12:30–2 p.m. EDT virtually as we discuss the answers to these questions and more.

1.5 Hours of VA MCLE pending.

Presented by Kevin Lamb and Lauren Moore, Partners at WilmerHale and Tara Morrissey, Senior Vice President and Deputy Chief Counsel at the US Chamber of Commerce Litigation Center.

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