Conrad O'Brien Speakers Bureau

Our attorneys are available for speaking engagements, presentations and panel participation for a range of topics.

Upcoming/Recent topics include:

• How to Conduct an Effective Internal Corporate Investigation: Avoid the Many Landmines
  Discusses the do's and don'ts of running an effective internal corporate investigation.  Conducting a successful internal investigation can be the difference between a bump in the road and a major civil action or criminal investigation. 

• State Physician Payment Disclosure Trends: Is Your Company in Compliance or Is It Exposed to Potential Government Investigations?
  Discusses new state-enacted payment and gift disclosure laws and similar trends as they relate to improving transparency between medical professionals and drug or device companies.  Integrated into the discussion are the panelists' view and experiences as they relate to actual and foreseeable investigations, other similar trends and potential new areas of investigation
  
  For a copy of the power point presentation, please click here. 

• Indemnifying Public Officials
  Discusses issues of interest to lawyers who work with municipalities, school boards, boroughs, solicitors and more.

• Are You Ready for the Friday Afternoon S.E.C. or D.O.J. Subpoena?
  Discusses best practices for handling a government inquiry from the first moment a subpoena is received through the process of grand jury proceedings.   

• Defending Restrictive Covenants and Trade Secret Cases
  Discusses best practices for structuring new hires to avoid restrictive covenant liability and for prosecuting a successful defense when litigation ensues. 

• The ABC's of a Public Corruption Internal Investigation
  Discusses the best practices for lawyers in private practice and solicitors who may be called upon to defend a public official in response to an investigation of allegations of public corruption.

• Top 5 Tips for Avoiding Malpractice Claims
  Discusses best practices for avoiding a malpractice claim, including: client selection, client communication, file documentation, case management, and conflicts of interest. 

• Successful Hires: Acquiring Talent, Not Lawsuits
  Discusses mistakes that employment candidates make that create liabilities for new employers. 

• Representing a Company that has Given its Employees a Blackberry and/or Internet Access
  Discusses basic principles lawyers need to know to advise employers about the kinds of data, communications and information employees can be storing in places that they and their IT head know nothing about.

For more information or to schedule a speaker for your event, please contact Patricia Hamill at phamill@conradobrien.com.