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National Legal Center Brieflys

Brieflys are short monographs presenting brief commentary and analyses of cutting-edge legal and regulatory issues of interest to the private sector.

Volume 11

No. 1: "There They Go Again"
No. 2: 2007 Update: The First 72 Hours of a Government Investigation
No. 3: Hot Topics and Current Developments in Labor and Employment Law in 2007
No. 4: Congress and the Power to Investigate
No. 5: Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
No. 6: Compliance v. Culture
No. 7: Some Thoughts for Boards of Directors in 2008
No. 8: Borrowed Voting
No. 9: The Milberg Weiss Prosecution: No Harm, No Foul?

Volume 10

No. 1: An Immigration Law Primer for the Corporate Executive
No. 2: The First 72 Hours of a Government Investigation
No. 3: The Use of Trading Models to Estimate Aggregate Damages in Securities Fraud Litigation
No. 4: Drowning in Zubulake
No. 5: Total Immunity without Accountability
No. 6: Picking Up the Pieces in the Aftermath of the Supreme Court's 2005 Property Rights' Trilogy
No. 7: A Day with the Department of Justice
No. 8: Deferred Prosecution
No. 9: Litigating Antitrust Claims in Europe
No. 10: Future Legal Precedent
No. 11: The ITC or the District Court?
No. 12: Deconstructing American Business II

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