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Dealing with Corporate Clients - Bankruptcy--Trial by Jury - Attorney-Client Privilege Across Borders - Colorado Poli...
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Often times, law firm attorneys who have not worked inside a corporate environment lack the know-how to successfully address the concerns of their corporate clients. Join us on this week's Capital Thinking as guest host Mike Dino first speaks with Mark Bennett, former in-house counsel of a major U.S. corporation and now a law firm partner, regarding strategies to keep your corporate clients happy.

Next, Mike is joined by attorney Sam Israel to explore bankruptcy, specifically in the case of a trial by jury. Sam will explain the differences between the rare jury trial versus the traditional trial by judge.

Following that, Jordan Cowman, an attorney with international law expertise, will impart his knowledge on how to best protect the confidentiality of your legal advice when information transcends U.S. borders. Jordan's advice will provide real-world examples to help you avoid pitfalls suffered by other counsel.

Finally, Matt Knoedler will join us to chat about the latest happenings in the political and policy fronts in Colorado.

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