Join Saul Ewing as we participate in the largest annual gathering of in-house counsel in the world as a proud sponsor of the Association of Corporate Counsel Annual Meeting 2025.
Visit us at Booth #521!
Speaking Engagements:
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM ET (60 min)
T21 - Tips & Techniques for Contract Redlining & Negotiation
Presented by the New to In-house Network
Learning Path: Contract Drafting, Health Law, Legal Operations, Likely eligible for CLE/CPD credit, Negotiations, New to In-house, Small Law Departments, Technology
Room: Terrace Ballroom 3&4
Speakers:
- Heather Gorin, Corporate Counsel, Danfoss
- Spencer Higgins, Senior Counsel, Infinite Athlete
- Edva Liveanu-Justo, Region Counsel East Europe, Turkiye & Israel, HP Israel Ltd.
- Brian Meltzer, Partner, Corporate, Saul Ewing LLP
This practical, nuts-and-bolts workshop will allow attendees to explore effective methods for reviewing, editing, and negotiating contract terms. Learn about tools for efficient redlining, prioritizing critical clauses, and maintaining consistency across drafts, and gain the skills necessary to identify strategies to handle counterparty revisions and mitigate risks during negotiations.
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM ET (60 min)
W30 - The In-House Lawyer’s Role in Internal Investigations
Presented by the New to In-house Network
Learning Path: Compliance, Corporate Governance, Government Regulation, Law Department Management, Legal Operations, Likely eligible for CLE/CPD credit, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, New to In-house, Small Law Departments
Room: Terrace Ballroom 3&4
Speakers:
- Kimberly Blanche, Senior Director, Legal, Bausch + Lomb
- Sheila Luken, Associate General Counsel, Transamerica Life Insurance Company
- Jennifer McGlinn, Vice President & General Counsel, Eurofins NSC US, Inc.
- Ruth Rauls, Partner, Labor & Employment, Saul Ewing LLP
- Kathlyn Van Buskirk, Director of Compliance & Privacy / Asst. General Counsel, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.
Internal investigations are not only methods of uncovering potential wrongdoing, but they are critical to a companies’ risk management and compliance program. Through a series of "What Would You Do?" scenarios, this session will address best practices and strategic decisions to be made when developing an investigative plan, conducting interviews, collecting evidence, and preparing an investigative report, including concerns related to preserving the attorney-client privilege and the protection of work product.
