- Year 2000 Internal Examinations and Studies
- * Year 2000 Compliance Programs
- * Standards of Care of a Director
- * Counsel to Y2K Committees
- * Year 2000 Audit Projects
- Contracting Issues relating to Year 2000 Compliance
- * Year 2000 representations
- * Year 2000 warranties
- * Year 2000 indemnification
- * FAR 39.002 Standards
- * ITAA Certifications
- * Limitation on liability provisions
- * Copyright and other IP issues
- * Due diligence reviews
- * M&A issues
- * Bank lending issues
- * Private Placement issues
- * Year 2000 compliance agreements
- Year 2000 securities and other regulatory issues
- * Disclosure under securities laws
- * Disclosure under SFAS 5
- * Disclosure under SAS No. 53/59
- * Disclosure to Bank Examiners
- * Insurance regulatory issues
- Year 2000 Insurance Coverage Issues
- * General Liability coverage
- * Errors and Omissions coverage
- * Business Interruption coverage
- * Data Processing coverage
- * Directors and Officers coverage
- * Year 2000 specific coverage
- Year 2000 Contractual Claims
- * Breach of warranty claims
- * Disclaimer of warranties
- * Breach of representations
- * Breach of performance
- * Limitations on damages
- * Statute of limitations
- * Scope and measure of damages
- Year 2000 Tort Claims
- * Negligence
- * Product liability
- * Misrepresentation
- * Vicarious Liability
- * Post sale duty to warn
- * Breach of performance
- * Statute of limitations
- * Scope and measure of damages
- Year 2000 ERISA / Employee Benefits issues
- * Breach of fiduciary duty
- * Benefit calculation errors
- * Interruption of benefits
- * Limitations on investment changes * Department of Labor audits
Selected Year 2000 Legal Issues to be Considered in Year 2000 Planning Efforts
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