How the Legal Department can be an Effective Executive Business Partner
Recorded On: 10/25/2022
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In-house lawyers for lean organizations, start-ups, or expanding operations have no doubt found themselves in business meetings and sometimes looking for the nearest exit. Join this session to learn how you can be an effective business partner and ethical considerations to keep in mind during these meetings. Know what to do when the line of conversation starts to turn to a legally sensitive area like anti-trust, competitive pricing, or interpretations of compliance practice, and know how to navigate privileged communications vs. business advice.
Brian Campbell
Chief Legal Officer
DHI Group, Inc.
Sherie Edwards
VP, Corporate and Legal
State Volunteer Mut. Ins. Co.
Corporate attorney with 28 years of experience in the healthcare liability and medical malpractice insurance sectors, (both providers and facilities), with an emphasis on regulatory compliance, government relations, contracts management , HIPAA privacy, and data governance.
Specialties: regulatory compliance, government relations, communications and leadership training, public speaking, corporate policy, corporate law.
Hemant Pathak
Chief Legal Counsel - Microsoft Federal
Microsoft Corporation
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