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Supply Chain Risk Assessment and Compliance: Mitigating Risk With Effective Due Diligence and Supplier Oversight

Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A

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Conducted on Tuesday, January 10, 2017

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This CLE course will guide corporate counsel in examining the hidden legal risks that often exist in product supply chains. The panel will explain how careful due diligence, prudent contracting practices and effective corporate governance practices can help businesses mitigate risk.

Description

Corporations are increasingly focused on potential vulnerabilities in the supply chain, which can include foreign sweatshop practices, environmental lapses, cybersecurity threats, risk of counterfeit parts and materiel, disruptions caused by natural disasters or political unrest, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations, and more.

Through proper due diligence during the initial supplier selection process, effective oversight of the supplier relationship, and solid corporate governance practices, corporations can mitigate risk and avoid costly missteps and protect brand reputation and enterprise value against threats through the supply chain.

Listen as our authoritative panel of attorneys with experience advising companies on supply chain compliance discusses proactive steps for managing and mitigating the legal and reputational risks in companies’ supply chains.

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Outline

  1. Potential supply chain vulnerabilities
  2. Due diligence strategies
  3. Post-signing governance, dispute resolution and contingency planning

Benefits

The panel will review these and other key issues:

  • At what junctures in the supply chain do potential vulnerabilities generally arise?
  • What questions should companies ask during the supplier vetting process to minimize the likelihood of selecting a risky supplier?
  • What steps should corporations and their counsel take when implementing the supply chain to prepare for potential disruptions in the supply chain, employment-related concerns, or corporate social responsibility issues?
  • Are there methods that companies can use to assure authenticity in supplied components?
  • How can companies assess cybersecurity risks in the supply chain and what measures can be taken in response?

Faculty

Cynthia L. Jackson
Cynthia L. Jackson

Partner
Dentons US

Ms. Jackson practices in the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. She provides domestic and...  |  Read More

Metzger, Robert
Robert S. Metzger

Shareholder
Rogers Joseph O'Donnell

Mr. Metzger is regarded as among the nation’s leading experts in emerging issues related to cybersecurity and...  |  Read More

Jonathan R. Todd
Jonathan R. Todd

Of Counsel
Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff

Mr. Todd practices in the firm’s National Transportation & Logistics Practice Group. He brings a deep...  |  Read More

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