Max Chester's guest appearances

Max Chester

CREECA Lecture Series Podcast

Talking Lion

James Joyce

Flula Borg

Brian Taylor

David Archuleta

Christine E. Evans

Tim Atlas

Molly Moore

Kyan Palmer

Kira Kosarin

Sean Roberts

John Reuter

Aisalkyn Botoeva

Emily Greble

Morgan Liu

Alex Engelberg

OwlTail

Recorded 7.8.20: In this chat, we're joined by our friend Max Chester to talk about college auditions, math theorems, left-handed polar bears, bad puns, friend-families, rough breakfasts, anxiety dreams, stuffed animals, bravery, Eurovision, broken phones, fireworks, chess stalemates, external support, crafting a narrative, finishing our EP ("Different Plans"), and a surprise outro (that may or may not include Play-Doh).   Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/TalkingLion

Recorded 7.8.20: In this chat, we're joined by our friend Max Chester to talk about college auditions, math theorems, left-handed polar bears, bad puns, friend-families, rough breakfasts, anxiety dreams, stuffed animals, bravery, Eurovision, broken phones, fireworks, chess stalemates, external support, crafting a narrative, finishing our EP ("Different Plans"), and a surprise outro (that may or may not include Play-Doh). Subscribe to our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/TalkingLion" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/TalkingLion</a>

Chat #12: Eggs Benedict & Emotional Repression (w/ Max Chester)

Commercial entities operating across international borders face a number of legal and cultural hurdles. American companies negotiating with partners in Russia or Ukraine not only need to navigate the laws of those countries, but they are also obliged to follow US commercial law, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Major on-the-ground differences in accepted business practices and commercial transactions represent potential pitfalls for clients working under a dual legal framework. Likewise, businesses in East Europe seek out commercial litigators familiar with US law to protect their interests here. In this talk, Chester discusses the complexities of representing US clients abroad and foreign clients in the US, the practicalities of protecting clients’ legitimate interests amid systemic corruption, and how the FCPA is being enforced in the current political environment.From the talk "Beyond Policy: The Practical Realities of Russia-Ukraine-US Commercial Transactions and Litigation."

Commercial entities operating across international borders face a number of legal and cultural hurdles. American companies negotiating with partners in Russia or Ukraine not only need to navigate the laws of those countries, but they are also obliged to follow US commercial law, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Major on-the-ground differences in accepted business practices and commercial transactions represent potential pitfalls for clients working under a dual legal framework. Likewise, businesses in East Europe seek out commercial litigators familiar with US law to protect their interests here. In this talk, Chester discusses the complexities of representing US clients abroad and foreign clients in the US, the practicalities of protecting clients’ legitimate interests amid systemic corruption, and how the FCPA is being enforced in the current political environment. From the talk "Beyond Policy: The Practical Realities of Russia-Ukraine-US Commercial Transactions and Litigation."

Practical Realities of Russia-Ukraine-US Commercial Transactions — Max Chester (9.27.18)