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Jan 08, 2016
Anders Fogh Rasmussen and other high-profile speakers discuss online security, cyber espionage and the rising threat of cyber-attacks.
In this session, Thomas Arendt will, in conversation with Tue Goldschmieding, explore the various legal challenges that companies face when a cyber-attack strikes and the demands it places on the legal function and the company’s external legal advisors.
The Law Firm of the Future
The Securities and Capital Markets Committee unites business lawyers, academics, regulators, and policy shapers who have an interest in the practice and regulation of securities law and capital markets. Our focus is on the intersection of regional and national capital markets, developments in capital markets products, securities law, regulation of market players, investment banks, brokers, exchanges and central securities depositories. The Committee host flagship conferences and collaborates extensively with other committees, fostering connections across regions and disciplines. The Committee was formed in 2025 by merger of the former Securities Law Committee and Capital Markets Forum.
Cyber security was trumpeted as one of the top five global risks at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos. As the deadline for implementing the EU General Data Protection Regulation looms large, there is growing pressure on businesses worldwide to ensure they are making cyber security a top priority.
6th Mergers and Acquisitions in the Technology Sector Conference
The International Franchising Committee focuses on the law and business of international franchising. Committee interests include: competition law principles, cross-border sales and licensing issues, the business forms employed and trademark and intellectual property protections required to assure franchising success.
The Committee has served and continues to play an educational role for the legal profession, judiciary and legislators, and enables members to examine and comment upon legislative and regulatory proposals affecting international franchising. Through the committee's regular newsletter, International Franchising Committee members are kept up to date on legal developments, seminars and publications of interest around the world.
Maintaining the security and privacy of documents and information exchanged in international arbitration proceedings has been a major topic of discussion among arbitration practitioners over the course of the last several years.
For too long, perpetrators have escaped accountability for international crimes by hiding away from the authorities seeking to investigate and prosecute them.
IBA Annual Conference Toronto 2025
The International Construction Projects Committee is a global, diverse group of lawyers focused on the promotion and understanding of construction law across the globe. We cover all aspects of construction and engineering projects and foster the exchange of experiences from practitioners around the world.
The Committee serves those active in both domestic construction markets and international projects, and offer extensive experience in both contentious and non-contentious construction issues. The Committee meets annually at the IBA Annual Conference and the International Construction Projects Committee retreat, and biennially at the Conference on Construction Projects, providing opportunities to connect and share knowledge.
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Nov 23, 2022
Companies globally face a rising tide of cybercrime, and in-house lawyers are increasingly on the frontline of protecting and preparing their organisations. In-House Perspective takes stock of the trends in cybersecurity – including how recent world events have shaped the threats companies face – and the responses required.
HumanRightsAs a legal mechanism, universal jurisdiction expands the possibilities for justice in areas where the International Criminal Court's involvement will likely remain limited due to legal, security, logistical, and political constraints.
IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022
The International Commerce and Distribution Committee examines legal issues fundamental to the growth and development of international commerce.
The Committee deals extensively with issues relating to international sales contracts, agency and distribution, cross-border acquisitions, warranties and financing of international sales.
In addition to reviewing the current legal position in different countries from a comparative perspective, the committee also examines international and supranational instruments, such as the United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods, Incoterms and the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits and relevant instruments of the European Union and Mercosur.
The Committee also focuses on law reform in the fields of law within its scope, and since 1997 has monitored and offered suggestions in connection with the proposed Hague Convention on International Jurisdiction and the Effects of Foreign judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters.
Aug 03, 2022
Seven months after delivering the world’s first conviction in connection to the Yazidi genocide, Germany has convicted another Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) member for the group’s campaign to eradicate the religious minority.
Cyber and corruption supply chain risk management from a legal perspective involves identifying what cyber and corruption risks exist within a supply chain and managing those risks.
IBA Annual Conference Toronto 2025
The International Trade and Customs Law Committee is a forum for international practitioners, corporate counsel, academics and government officials to convene, exchange ideas and promote discussion of issues across the spectrum of international trade and customs law.
The International Trade and Customs Law Committee also works closely with bar associations and other organisations across the world to organise events and to ensure that the committee and its members are on the leading edge of international trade and customs issues.
Against this background, this session explores ESG accountability from four complementary perspectives: international normative frameworks, state-level mechanisms, corporate obligations, and judicial enforcement.
Biennial Conference of the Section on Energy, Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law (SEERIL)
Welcome to the International Commerce, Trade, Franchising and Product Law Section online. Here you will find information, updates, news and other resources relevant to your section.
Which project/budget security instruments are available (ie, bonds, retention, security, insurance) and what remedies against bankruptcy are available to secure a proper financial execution of an infrastructure or construction contract?
IBA Annual Conference Mexico City 2024
Membership of the Forum is open to judges of all levels of court and seniority, whether exercising general or special jurisdiction, and including part-time retired judges. It is hoped that members of the IBA who have been active in its committees and constituents while in practice as lawyers will find in the Judges' Forum an additional means of maintaining their involvement after appointment or election to the Bench.
The activities of the Forum are normally concentrated on organisation of sessions at the Annual Conferences of the IBA. It has been the practice in recent years for those sessions to be co-sponsored with other IBA committees and constituents, dealing with subjects of mutual interest such as litigation, education, ethics and elimination of bias. The Forum also produces an ad hoc newsletter; contributions are encouraged.
National security concerns are becoming increasingly important across various sectors of society.
The Law Firm of the Future
The African Regional Forum aims to enhance the value and significance of the International Bar Association (IBA) by addressing issues unique to African lawyers. The Forum focuses on cooperation with bar associations, supporting legal development, and promoting IBA participation across Africa. We organise regional conferences, workshops, and seminars to foster specialisation and partnerships within the legal profession. The Forum also works to educate about legal rights, strengthen sub-regional bars, and facilitate exchanges between developed and developing bars. We play a crucial role in training, legal reforms, and fostering collaboration with government and other regional fora.
Nov 29, 2024
The IBA Annual Litigation Forum 2024 started on 18 April with the first session concerning the Choice of Court Convention 2005 and Judgments Convention 2019, two recent conventions of the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH). Sara Chisholm-Batten (Michelmores, London) and Dr Urs Hoffmann-Nowotny (Schellenberg Wittmer, Zürich) moderated the distinguished panel consisting of Dr Christophe Bernasconi (Secretary General of the HCCH, The Hague), Blossom Hing (Drew & Napier, Singapore), Thomas Plewman KC (Brick Court Chambers, London), and Dr Norel Rosner (European Commission, Brussels).
Our panel will provide insights from Euronext, issuers and bankers on the various listing venues available, trends and opportunities.
Given some of the challenges for high growth companies in accessing finance, our panel will discuss the opportunities offered via the capital markets as a growth tool.
IBA Annual Conference Paris 2023
The Arab Regional Forum provides lawyers active in, or with an interest in the region, with a means to establish contact and exchange information with each other. A particular focus of interest is the continuing economic importance of the region, including reconstruction and investment projects following peace initiatives.
Apr 04, 2025
This article examines the ethical implications of forum shopping, conflict of laws, and the strategic considerations that go into choosing a forum in business disputes.
This panel will discuss how the impact of national security, specifically biosecurity and supply chain impacts, in the field of life science and healthcare.
IBA Annual Conference Toronto 2025
Jan 31, 2024
This session discussed the benefits of an Initial Public Listing and listing on a trading venue. Advantages can include: management retains ‘control’; it is more permanent than some other funding tools; it is advantageous for obtaining financing from banks; listed shares are a good ‘currency’ in M&A transactions where the shares can be offered in exchange; and/or employees can be incentivised by shares with a real ‘exit’ opportunity.
University spinoffs play a pivotal role in today’s innovation landscape and ultimately for an economy’s sustainable development. In this session, we will explore how top universities, through their technology and transfer offices (TTOs), are effectively spinning off technology ventures.
8th Mergers and Acquisitions in the Technology Sector Conference
The Corporate Counsel Forum is the pre-eminent forum within the IBA to discuss, educate, and advocate on the role and expectations of legal professionals in corporate settings. The Forum helps IBA members navigate corporate hierarchies, balance business goals, and provide legal services at the highest standards. The forum focuses on topics relevant to its members, including selecting and managing outside counsel, professional development, legal privilege, global practices, managing corporate legal functions, and corporate governance.
Jan 25, 2022
Cyber issues are constantly moving up the agenda as technology becomes almost ubiquitous. Matters of cyber risk and cyber security now influence decision-making across government, business and society.
The European Regional Forum (ERF), established in 1989, has over 8,000 members. The forum is divided into four regions - Northern, Western, Central, and Southeastern - each led by a Chair and Vice-Chair. We have five working parties - communications, D&I, ESG, mental wellbeing, and next-gen law - and we organise four conferences annually (automotive & mobility services, fashion & luxury law, ESG and start-up) in addition to many leading and participating in many smaller initiatives.
Our goals include: addressing the needs of professional organisations and individual members, increasing participation in the IBA, fostering cross-border collaboration among European lawyers and bars and supporting the Rule of Law and civil society. The ERF promotes professional development and networking opportunities through our many initiatives.
Apr 04, 2025
One of the corollaries of international commerce in an increasingly globalised world is the emergence of cross-border disputes that transcend national borders and local laws. It is important that parties have certainty regarding the jurisdiction and dispute resolution mechanism that will come into play when a cross-border dispute arises. Failure to agree these issues could lead to forum shopping, whereby parties race to issue proceedings in a location that will optimise their interests. When it comes to selecting the forum and format for resolving cross-border disputes, the relatively recent rise of international commercial courts (ICCs) has led to a broader selection of dispute resolution mechanisms for parties to choose from beyond international arbitration and national courts.
The North American Regional Forum (NARF) of the IBA unites legal professionals from the US, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean, providing a platform for collaboration on key business law issues like corporate, finance, trade, and litigation. NARF addresses regional concerns, including NAFTA, foreign investment, and cross-border security, while also tackling global challenges such as climate change and international trade. It promotes North American perspectives within IBA programs, ensuring representation on panels and committees. NARF also organises regional conferences, networking opportunities, and fosters communication among North American lawyers, strengthening business relationships within the legal community.
IBA Global Insight Feb/March 2017. As the Mossack Fonseca leak last year showed, law firm data can be rich pickings. Businesses may be investing heavily in technological fixes, but the first line of defence from both external and internal cyber threats must be open communication and effective teamwork.
The Asia Pacific Forum offers fantastic opportunities to establish contact with legal experts in and outside of the region, practising in many different areas of law, and to keep abreast of legal business developments in the region.
In addition to offering an unrivalled opportunity to establish contact among lawyers within and outside the region, and with acknowledged experts on different areas of law, specialist Forum activities provide an unparalleled opportunity to keep abreast of legal business developments in the region. Members also benefit from excellent working relations with national Bars, the Inter-Pacific Bar Association and LAWASIA.
IBA Global Insight April/May 2019 - China’s telecom giant Huawei is facing mounting scrutiny, with the US and other governments concerned that its market dominance poses a national security threat. Global Insight examines what’s at stake as the two superpowers compete for who controls global technology this century.
Cyber risks to companies and their customers and employees have reached unprecedented new levels. The onslaught of ransomware attacks, state-sponsored cyber intrusions, and myriad online fraud schemes is now combined with the renewed specter of politically motivated, destructive cyber-attacks on a global scale, including against critical infrastructure companies.
IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022
The Latin American Regional Forum (LARF) provides a focus for all activities in the region. The group organises sessions at IBA Conferences and in particular has been instrumental in ensuring that a Latin American perspective is addressed during relevant special sessions. The LARF is closely affiliated with the North American Forum as the regions are geographically proximate and share many issues.
This article considers the future interconnectivity of the Internet of Things devices and our likely evolution from smart devices to smart cities. It contrasts the many practical benefits for society with the enhanced opportunities smart cities will bring for cyber criminals, able to exploit their increased attack surface, and for nation states able to prosecute or micro-monitor anyone it should target. It considers whether the criminal law can keep pace with the evolving threat
Tools for justice and accountability: universal criminal jurisdiction over enforced disappearances
The Rule of Law Forum, established in 2007, supports IBA members in advocating for the Rule of Law, as per the 2005 Prague Resolution. Originally the Rule of Law Action Group, the Forum operates within the Section on Public and Professional Interest (SPPI). Its purpose is to assist members in responding to the IBA Council's call to support the Rule of Law in their communities. The Forum's activities are led by Co-Chairs, with Vice-Chairs assisting them. The Forum does not have formal membership but maintains a circulation list. Liaison members from other IBA committees help integrate Rule of Law into their work.
Amendments to Macau’s law combating cyber crime - Asia Pacific Regional Forum newsletter article, July 2020
Join this session to understand how the use of AI could amplify the outcomes of pro bono projects.
IBA Annual Conference Toronto 2025
The Forum for Barristers and Advocates represents Bar Associations whose members practice as independent referral practitioners in jurisdictions with a divided legal profession. Formed by Bar Leaders, the Forum advocates for the principles of independent advocacy within the IBA. The Forum addresses the importance of advocate and judiciary independence, ethical conduct, and training. The Forum supports human rights and collaborates with the Judges' Forum and other committees on litigation and trial topics. The Forum’s inaugural members include Bar Associations from England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, and Hong Kong, representing over 16,000 barristers and advocates. Membership is open to bar associations which are full or supporting members of the IBA, and to individual members of any Divisions.
Jan 12, 2024
On 22 November 2023, the IBA European Regional Forum (ERF), the IBA Academic and Professional Development Committee and the IBA Future of Legal Services Commission, in cooperation with Roma Tre University, organised a university day and job fair.
What are the latest developments in the field of cyber risk? Is insurtech addressing new or emerging risks, or is it focusing on established risks?
IBA Annual Conference Mexico City 2024
The Forum for Government and Public Lawyers provides a platform for government and public lawyers worldwide. As the global voice of the legal profession, the IBA supports these lawyers and connects them with both public and private sector practitioners. The Forum focuses on the role of government and public lawyers, covering public service values, ethics, specialist skills, and public international law developments. Membership is open to Bar Associations that are IBA members and individual members of any Division. The Forum is especially relevant to practitioners working in government or public entities at domestic, regional, or international levels.
Feb 08, 2022
The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) calls on Sudan’s self-appointed Ruling Council leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Sudanese military to cease immediately the use of lethal force against peaceful demonstrators...
The Committee provides a forum for all international lawyers who are interested in discussing and debating issues affecting the practice of law. In today's world a lawyer may face conflicting duties and the application of professional standards may be far from apparent. The Committee focuses on developments of international significance and seeks active collaboration with other committees and constituents in providing programmes at the IBA conferences.
The Committee works closely with the IBA Standing Committee on Professional Ethics which is concerned with the maintenance and periodical reform of the International Code of Ethics.
The Committee seeks to facilitate relevant networking and information/experience sharing opportunities and encompasses the social and collegial interests of both members and potential members with other regional fora, the Corporate Counsel Forum and the Young Lawyers Committee and all LPD committees in general.
This LPD Showcase session will provide profound insight on the work of the Presidential Task Force of the IBA on Cyber Risks, where global experts (legal and non-legal) are working together to present a new, global cyber strategy combining industry (and government) action that addresses the following: National level government regulation that goes beyond data privacy rights to require companies to implement flexible, risk-based cybersecurity standards through a governance approach rather than prescriptive requirements; International level cooperation that extends these standards among multinational organizations and like-minded, rule-of-law based countries, recognizing that cybersecurity threats are almost always cross-border in nature; Company level standards that reflect best practices for a holistic, cross-functional cybersecurity program and a new mindset for senior management and board leadership of strong governance and accountability throughout the organization; and Civil level awareness and training regarding liability standards for senior management and boards of directors in protecting against cyber risks. All sessions are being recorded, unless otherwise stated.
The War Crimes Committee works to promote justice around the world and uphold the principle of accountability. We focus on atrocity crimes, international criminal law, and practice. We provide a forum for practitioners and scholars, offering reliable resources and a network of contacts in this field. The committee supports international, ad hoc, and domestic war crimes tribunals and collaborates with the IBA Human Rights Institute to promote justice and accountability. We also have a working relationship with the International Committee of the Red Cross. The Committee aims include being a leading professional body for international criminal law, providing valuable resources, and inspiring young lawyers in this area.
Jul 07, 2023
More countries than ever before are using domestic laws to prosecute perpetrators of atrocity crimes committed outside of their borders under the principle of universal jurisdiction – including as a result of the war in Ukraine.
This panel will address the pending issues of alleged violations of international humanitarian law and war crimes in the conflicts, the impact on peace negotiations, and what accountability will look like in these countries.
Yemen, Syria & Afghanistan: Case Studies in International Law, Peace, Justice, and Sanctions in Armed Conflict
The Family Law Committee provides a unique forum for members from different countries and different legal systems to exchange views, meet during conferences and debate issues concerning the substantive and procedural aspects of family law. The work of the committee has focused on developments of international significance, involving all aspects of family law, for example, marriage, divorce, inheritance, human rights in the family, adoption, international child abduction, etc. There is a close interaction within the committee and its members through newsletters and via e-mail.
Apr 14, 2023
Cybersecurity, data privacy and artificial intelligence issues are endemic. Some immediate questions are: how should businesses operating across borders track developments? What is the organisational and compliance standard that stakeholders expect? Is compliance with specific legal obligations sufficient to avoid reputational harm and, if not, how should it be dealt with?
Fred Kenney, former Director of Legal and External Affairs at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and former Judge Advocate General and Chief Counsel of the United States Coast Guard.
Global insurance trends for 2025 – Transactions, Regulation and Disputes
The Business Crime Committee provides a forum for members to discuss, address, and advocate on emerging white-collar crime issues. The Committee’s goal is to promote awareness of the growing significance of novel tactics. Recent focuses include international cooperation in criminal matters, money laundering, cybercrime, internal investigations, and legal frameworks against bribery and corruption in global transactions. Membership benefits include opportunities to publish articles and content, attending educational conferences and networking with business crime lawyers and opportunities for sourcing referrals to experts in foreign jurisdictions and attorneys.
Apr 29, 2025
With the Cyber Resilience Act, the European Union is putting the cybersecurity of digital products at the centre of regulation. Manufacturers, importers and distributors of products with digital elements will have to meet comprehensive cybersecurity and vulnerability management requirements, from the design stage to long after the product has been placed on the market. Supply chain cybersecurity is also now at the heart of EU regulation.
The Antitrust Section provides an international forum for thought leadership with respect to antitrust law developments and the profession through submissions to competition agencies, training programs/missions, developing the law through our conferences, publications, and interaction with antitrust enforcement authorities and the profession.
In addition, there is a strong commitment to bring together international practitioners to facilitate closer working relationships. The Section is increasingly relied upon by government officials and members of the private sector for its expertise and practical input into antitrust developments, including through its Working Group submissions.
IBA Global Insight Editorial - June/July 2017. We’re still learning about the immense power and potential of the internet. It’s been harnessed to achieve great things: the remarkable speed of widespread communication – in a way that was impossible even as recently as the turn of the millennium – is just one very obvious benefit. The internet can also accelerate and amplify aspects of the most negative forces already present in international society – terrorism; climate change denial; disruption of democrac
The Class Actions Committee serves as a platform for lawyers to discuss differing class action and collective redress regimes, monitor international developments, and debate key policy and rule of law issues. Class actions are becoming increasingly common, providing access to justice and holding corporations and authorities accountable.
Jurisdictions vary widely in their approaches, with some countries facing fundamental challenges. Global coordination in prosecuting and defending major cases is growing, with fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing being vital. The Committee provides a forum for international lawyers to come together and discuss these differences, as well as network with other professionals within this space.
Apr 24, 2024
The Supreme Court of the Philippines has recently accepted the amicus curiae motion filed by the IBAHRI in July 2023 in the case of People of the Philippines v Maria Ressa and Reynaldo Santos Jr.
Cybersecurity, data privacy and artificial intelligence are all over the news these days. Incidents are frequent and regulations evolve rapidly.
How should companies that do business internationally track developments, and what is the organisational and compliance standard that stakeholders may expect? Is compliance with the rules sufficient to avoid reputational harm and - if not - how do you deal with this aspect?
This session aims at providing practical insights on how global organizations may structure their governance programs - to ensure compliance with laws, to deal with incidents, and incorporating elements that hopefully reduce reputational risk.
IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022
The Space Law Committee provides a forum for outer space lawyers to address the increasing number of practical legal issues arising in commercial and regulatory activities in this specialised area of domestic and international law.
Jul 17, 2025
In a recent significant judgment with wide-ranging implications for electronic communications service providers, the High Court of Ireland has clarified the legal framework governing consumer switching under the Universal Service Regulations. The case, brought by the Commission for Communications Regulation (otherwise known as ComReg) against Virgin Media Ireland Ltd, was the first of its kind under Regulation 31, which empowers the High Court to declare non-compliance with the obligations imposed on communication providers by the European Communities (Electronic Communications Networks and Services) (Universal Service and Users’ Rights) Regulations.
The Banking and Financial Law Committee provides a worldwide forum for banking lawyers and other legal professionals within the banking community to address all sorts of practical and legal issues arising in commercial and regulatory activities in this context. The Committee has held one of the IBA’s most popular and well established events, the International Financial Law Conference, every year since 1984. Below you will find information, updates, news and other resources relevant to your committee.
Report on joint APDC/YLC visit to Sungkyunkwan University, Lewis Patrick, Co-Chair APDC
The Criminal Law Committee provides a forum for members from various countries and criminal justice systems to meet, exchange views, and monitor developments in criminal law. The Committee focuses on transnational and international issues. The Committee keeps members informed through newsletters and rapporteurs. The member listings, organised by location and practice area, allow for case referrals, cooperation in transnational criminal cases, and the exchange of professional experiences. This platform also offers opportunities for members to assist one another in transnational criminal law matters and share expertise in related cases.
Oct 27, 2025
The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) is supporting efforts to reform the United Kingdom’s approach to universal jurisdiction to ensure that the UK can play a more proactive role in addressing international crimes.
Insurance and reinsurance in uncertain times: an assessment on cyber and a discussion on claims, regulatory and transactions
The Power Law Committee provides a forum for energy lawyers from diverse legal backgrounds to interact, share ideas, new trends, and foster collegiality.
We explore different topics: international ownership, mitigating climate change, energy transition, regulatory methodologies, power purchase arrangements, transmission siting, access and pricing, engineering procurement and construction, operation and maintenance, reliability standards and compliance, fuel procurement and hedging arrangements, new technologies, among others.
We aim to provide our members with practical and useful advice to better serve clients, and to offer the opportunity for collaboration, networking and friendships.
Jun 10, 2024
The Singapore Management University team has won the 2024 IBA ICC Moot Court Competition.
This expert panel will review the interplay between telecoms, antitrust and data rules in the newly emerging new worlds of the metaverse, ‘internet of things’ and artificial intelligence. It will discuss and debate key questions including:
• What is the role of telecommunications regulations in this space?
• What is the connection between data protection and competition law rules in the world of big tech?
• Is the cartel prohibition applicable in the metaverse?
32nd Annual IBA Communications and Competition Law Conference
The Real Estate Section is a global forum for lawyers interested in real estate law. With the increasing internationalisation of real estate transactions, the Section has evolved to address legal and practical issues in a global context. It provides a platform for lawyers from diverse legal backgrounds to exchange views, collaborate, and participate in conferences. Members are encouraged to engage in annual conferences, special projects, and the Section's newsletter. The Section fosters valuable networking opportunities and continues to prepare impactful conferences on international real estate matters, welcoming contributions and ideas from members worldwide.
In early December, after a 20-month legal standoff, Budapest’s most prestigious university announced it would be relocating to Vienna. The decision marks the end of a dispute with the Hungarian government over the university’s legal status, following changes to the higher education laws - part of a continuing assault on fundamental freedoms.
The panel will explore the latest developments across jurisdictions on laws and enforcement activity surrounding treason, espionage, and other national security topics.
25th Annual IBA Transnational Crime Conference
The Taxes Committee encourages interface between international tax specialists and promotes the building of networks among tax lawyers worldwide to assist them in better serving the interests of their clients. The committee is divided informally into four practice group areas: Income Taxes, Other Taxes, Tax Litigation and Employee Benefits.
Members are encouraged to contribute to the committee newsletter which is published two to three times per year and to present papers at committee conferences and seminars. The committee also offers tax executives a forum, in its Tax Executives group, to exchange expertise and skills with their colleagues in industry on topics of special interest.
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