Recent allegations regarding press leaks and the conduct of an investigation to identify the source of those leaks at HP raise a plethora of legal, ethical, and corporate governance issues. A panel of Stanford professors, including Joseph Grundfest, Deborah Rhode and Robert Weisberg, will review recent disclosures regarding these developments at HP and explore the broader implications of these events.

There is no charge for attending this discussion, but please RSVP at www.seeuthere.com .

Topics to be discussed include:

• Are there constructive lessons that other corporations, directors, and executives can learn from the HP experience?
• How can and should corporations react to concerns over boardroom and other leaks?
• Were the practices employed in the HP investigation illegal or unethical? Where does a corporation draw the line between "proper" and "improper" legal techniques?
• When can individual directors and officers be held liable for corporate activities conducted without their express knowledge?
• What kind of legal exposure do HP and its directors and officers have in connection with ongoing SEC investigations and pending derivative litigation?
• What lessons can be learned from the way the story developed in the media?

Sponsored by the Program in Law, Economics and Business, the Rock Center for Corporate Governance, the Stanford Center on Ethics and the Stanford Criminal Justice Center.