Canadian Lawyer InHouse

Apr/May 2008

Legal news and trends for Canadian in-house counsel and c-suite executives

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CONTENTS On the cover Reaching out Negotiating with aboriginal groups is a growing focus for corporate counsel within any organization. Often a company will eye an expansion and not realize there are aboriginal claims on the land, but it takes just a handful of disgruntled activists to derail a company's plans. By Daryl-Lynn Carlson Page 10 7 What keeps you up at night? In today's legal and regulatory environment, the need to establish a strong enterprise-wide risk-management program is clear. However, what's less clear is what elements are required to accomplish this goal. By Kirsten McMahon 17 Driven to distraction Companies are doling out wireless devices to employees like candy, but studies show that using such wireless devices on the road can become a dangerous distraction and can become a liability for the employers. By Helen Burnett 34 31 38 23 27 PROFESSIONAL PROFILE CN's general counsel keeps work on track. By Bill Rogers INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT Oil and Gas Oil and gas counsel burning bright. By Geoff Kirbyson BUSINESS CASE The evolution of e-billing E-billing delivers more than just accounting and bill-processing functionality. By Heather Capannelli Commercial Leases Quiz Test your knowledge with this quiz authored by WeirFoulds LLP partner Angela Mockford. Seen & Heard Our roundup of interesting trends and what's going on in legal departments. C ANADIAN Lawyer INHOUSE APRIL 2008 5 PHOTO: JEAN BERNIER/CBC

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