Georgetown University Law Center: The 14th Annual Corporate Counsel Institute: The Obama Administration and the Corporation's Legal Concerns

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Georgetown University Law Center: The 14th Annual Corporate Counsel Institute: The Obama Administration and the Corporation's Legal Concerns

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Presented by Georgetown Law, the 14th Annual Corporate Counsel Instituteoffereddiscussions and insightscovering a variety of topics, includinghow the broad regulatory refrom advocated by the Obama administration will impact corporations, the impending changes brought on by health care reform, the impact of EFCA and other pressing employment law developments, as well as energy, environment and climate change trends and legislation.

WilmerHale was a sponsor of this event and WilmerHale partner Martin Lybecker was a moderator of the panel entitled, "The Administration's Regulatory Reform: How it Will Impact Your Company."

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