v\" [Choose] Duty of Zealous Advocacy Duty of Candor Shareholder Primacy Rules of Professional Conduct Corporate Responsibility Extraterritorial Law UN Declaration of Human Rights Stakeholder Theory Alien Tort Claims Act Intenational Covenant on Civil and Political Rights World Trade Organization International Tort UN Treaty on Arbitration Foreign Corrupt Practices Act An extraterritorial law that makes - . . '- it unlawful for US businesses and Foreign Cormpt Practlc ' business persons to give gifts to foreign government ofcials for the purpose of gaining or keeping a business opportunity. A US law that gives federal trial courts original jurisdiction to hear cases brought by foreigners concerning injuries that happened in their home country, not in the US. This law has been used against corporations for complicity in human rights violations. I Alien Tort Claims Act #- Wrongful behavior that is recognized by most countries as s - serious as to rise to the level of a human rights violation. [ Choose ] 4} Minimum standards of appropriate - conduct in the legal profession. These are norms and duties that attorneys are charged to comply with. 4D [ Choose ] A company's sense of responsibility towards the community and environment in which it operates. 4D I [ Choose ] A theory in corporate governance holding that shareholders interests should be assigned rst priority relative to other corporate stakeholders. 4D I [ Choose ] A theory in organizational management and business ethics that accounts for multiple constituencies impacted by business entitites such as employees, suppliers, communities and others. 4.- I [ Choose ] Requires attorneys to be honest and forthright with courts during all aspects of litigation. 4.- I [ Choose ] The global statement issued in 1948 that includes a comprehensive list of individual rights that governments should recognize and honor. 4D I [ Choose ] Any law that reaches outside of the physical boundaries of a nation to regulate behavior in another jurisdiction. 4.- I [ Choose ]