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Compliance : Sarbanes Oxley : Law : Sarbanes Oxley
Bowne Teams With Practising Law Institute to Offer Securities Law Programs
	Bowne Financial Print, the world's largest financial printer, leading EDGAR filer and a division of Bowne & Co. has announced that it has entered into a strategic agreement with Practising Law Institute (PLI), a not-for-profit continuing legal education corporation, whereby PLI will develop securities law update programs for Bowne's clients.
Erika Craven Strategic Marketing Vice President Bowne & Co	read more >

Compliance : Sarbanes Oxley : Law

>	Pink Sheets Accepts Ellenoff Grossman & Schole As First OTCQX Attorney DAD
>	Fulbright & Jaworski Opens Beijing Office
>	New Law is the ?Sarbanes-Oxley? of the Human Resources Sector
>	Institutional Investors Win $200 Million Judgment
>	Director, Protect Thy Self

>	Attorney General Jim Petro Steps Up To Fannie Mae
>	Huntington Bancshares Expects Regulator Oversight
>	The Times ? They are a-Changin'
>	New Federal Sentencing Guidelines Put Directors in the Hot Seat
>	Class Action Pipeline Grows to $5.55 Billion
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Compliance : Sarbanes Oxley : Law : Back Office

>	First Grid-Based Litigation Support and Document Review Platform
>	Ensure Comprehensive Management of Electronic and Physical Client Information Throughout the Firm

Compliance : Sarbanes Oxley : Law : Business Process Management

>	Improve Information Preservation and Production in Litigation

Compliance : Sarbanes Oxley : Law : Survey

>	Attorneys and Juries Learn and Communicate Very Differently
>	Litigation as a Growth Industry: Fulbright & Jaworski
>	75 Percent of Companies Are Taking Steps To Better Balance SOX
>	Litigation as the Great Equalizer: New Fulbright & Jaworski Survey Finds
>	Foley & Lardner Wants Your View on the Cost of Corporate Governance

>	S-OX Making an Impact on Not for Profits

Compliance : Sarbanes Oxley : Law : Thought Leader

>	Jim Parkman Anticipates Scaling Back of the Thompson Memo
>	Holy Grail Ruling for Shareholders on Proxy Access
>	False Claims
>	How Corporate Directors Expose Their Personal Fortunes