Wednesday, November 9, 2005

7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Registration and Breakfast
8:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Program

This Breakfast Briefing will feature members of our experienced
Immigration and Employment, Labor and Benefits teams who understand
the challenges that closely-held businesses face. Our speakers will examine
the scope of these challenges and explain their relevance in attracting,
retaining, managing and protecting your employees, including:

• Immigration matters
• Executive compensation alternatives
• Enforceability and defense of employment and non-compete agreements

WELCOME
Mary-Laura Greely, Esq., Business and Finance
Kurt R. Steinkrauss, Esq., Trusts and Estates

PRESENTERS
Jeffrey W. Goldman, Esq., Immigration
Thomas M. Greene, Esq., Employment, Labor and Benefits
Carolyn A. Wiesenhahn, Esq., Employment, Labor and Benefits

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Please save the dates for our next business briefings
addressing matters facing Closely-Held Businesses.

Session 2 • February 8, 2006
Session 3 • May 10, 2006

Future topics to be covered include:
Asset Protection Planning and Lending Issues
Business Succession Planning and Shareholder Disputes
Intellectual Property Matters


Mintz Levin Conference Center
One Financial Center
Boston, Massachusetts 02111
617-542-6000

(For directions to our office, please visit www.mintz.com)


RSVP: Nyana Rattanasone, 617-348-4783 or nrattanasone@mintz.com


Mintz Levin is committed to working with closely-held businesses.

 

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