The growing threat of litigation and the effective management of external advisers were among the many issues sparking debate among general counsel at the Legal Week Private Equity Forum. Michelle Madsen reports
May 09, 2007 at 08:07 PM
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The growing threat of litigation and the effective management of external advisers were among the many issues sparking debate among general counsel at the Legal Week Private Equity Forum. Michelle Madsen reports
Getting to grips with a tougher regulatory climate and managing a fast-expanding roster of external advisers are two crucial issues that in-house lawyers in private equity must face.
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