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From:michelle.cash@enron.com
To:mark.haedicke@enron.com
Subject:Accomplishments for 2000
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Date:Mon, 4 Dec 2000 15:36:00 -0800 (PST)

Mark,

As I mentioned in my voice mail, here is a bullet-point synopsis of my
accomplishments for the second half of 2000.

Transaction Support

Triple Lutz -- provided support for potential divestiture (e.g., data room,
PSA review, direct negotiations with potential buyer, etc.).
Project Crane -- monitored diligence, PSA review/comment, client discussions.
Garden State Paper -- provided employment law advice on closing and
transition issues.
MG Metals -- handled issues surrounding termination of Rudolph Wolff
employees, including separation agreements, negotiations with counsel, etc.
Project Falcon -- reviewed diligence reports, client discussions.
AMPS -- worked on diligence/transition issues.
Project Inga -- provided PSA review, diligence support.

Litigation

No employee-initiated litigation has been filed this year.
Non-compete litigation: Jim Ajello (resolved); Alonzo Williams (pending --
employee went to work for TXU).
Other litigation: Marentz & Co. v. Enron (suit for non-payment of placement
fee) -- pending; Rick Clonch v. Cline Resources, et. al (pending in West
Virginia -- Cline is indemnifying Enron).
Evan Lovell matter -- handled pre-litigation mediation filed by former First
Point employee.
Todd Richardson matter -- pre-litigation demand letter sent by employee
working for Tom Martin; resolved through negotiation.

Agreements

256 Employment agreements.
54 Consulting agreements.
104 Separation agreement/releases.
Numerous retention letter agreements.
Drafted new Agreement for Recruiting or Contract Personnel Services (to
replace old Master Service Agreement and Agreement for Project Services) for
use in hiring contract personnel through agencies as well as for use with
recruiting firms (to be rolled out 1/1/01).
Enron Investment Partners Incentive Compensation Plan -- supervised the
drafting and execution of long-term incentive plan for EIP employees.

Asset Support

EcoElectrica -- supported company's campaign against union recognition.
East Coast Power -- provided support on employment law matters, particularly
terminations/separation documents.
Ecogas -- gave litigation advice and wind-down support.
CGAS -- provided employment advice/counsel, drafted employment agreements,
arranged harassment training.
Bridgeline -- prepared assignment letter agreements to assign Enron personnel
to Bridgeline.
Mariner -- assisted in negotiation of Mariner Change of Control Agreements.

Training

Conducted interview training for Net Works campus recruiting classes.
Provided training sessions on employment law risks for Energy Operations
management personnel.
Conducted employment law training for ENA Human Resources department.
Conducted sessions on ethics and harassment prevention for New Hire
Orientation approximately once a month.

Investigations/Testing Issues

Managed confidential investigation into issues raised in anonymous letters
sent to Office of Chairman regarding Energy Operations. Supervised work of
outside consultants on the project and made recommendations to client on
survey results.
Supervised numerous investigations into allegations of harassment, computer
hacking, discrimination, etc.
Gave advice regarding pre-employment testing to be used in trading track and
IT re-skilling program.

Other Contributions

Participated in Legal Technology Committee -- proposed LegalOnline site name
and worked with PR to create logo and tag line for web site.
Participated in on-campus recruiting for Associate and Analyst Program at
Wellesley College.
Recently became EWS legal recruiting contact -- have met with most of OGC and
will have a staffing plan finalized in the next week.
Provided real-time legal review of HR-related E-Speak sessions.

I haven't included what I consider to be routine responsibilities such as
providing advice on employee relations issues, attending off-sites/staff
meetings for Olson/Oxley, attending CLE, etc. Let me know if you would like
more information about these activities. If you have any questions, or if
you would like a summary of accomplishments from the first half of the year,
let me know.

Thanks.

Michelle