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This program delivers a critical update on the trends every in-house team needs to understand, including key legal developments reshaping employer obligations, the current administration's enforcement priorities, emerging accommodation trends, rising claims of religious discrimination, what the plaintiffs' bar is targeting, and concrete steps to mitigate risk and support employees of all (or no) religious beliefs.

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This session will help in-house counsel triage and evaluate and understand some of the main IP clauses that arise on a day-to-day basis without necessarily being IP focused

Congressional investigations are unique legal proceedings with significant risks for companies and executives. Investigations include both familiar legal processes, such as document productions, and procedures that can surprise even experienced corporate counsel, such as preparing a CEO for live, widely broadcast testimony before Congress on very short notice. The upcoming midterm elections are likely to spur a wave of new investigations, and many companies are getting ready now. In this panel discussion, two leaders of Covington & Burling’s nationally ranked congressional investigations practice, and a crisis communications specialist steeped in congressional investigations from nationally ranked Trident GMG, will discuss congressional investigations and the strategies for navigating them successfully. Designed for senior in-house counsel and legal executives, this program will deliver practical insights and actionable legal, communications, and political strategies for advising corporate leaders.

This session is designed for in-house counsel and legal operations leaders who are evaluating where AI can create practical leverage in contract review and negotiation today. Facilitated by Harvey’s Legal Innovation Partners, the discussion will focus on what changes when AI is used as part of the contracting process — not as a replacement for legal judgment, and not as a product showcase, but as a way to rethink how legal teams capture standards, route work, review routine agreements, and identify the issues that need human attention.

We will examine the growing wave of class action litigation and government regulation targeting environmental and sustainability claims in product and service marketing. The speakers will explore potential triggers for allegations of greenwashing, enforcement actions, and consumer litigation, and how to evaluate and mitigate these risks. Attendees will learn to assess sustainability claims and apply best practices to formulate compliant, defensible marketing messages.

This session will provide a clear roadmap for when and how to engage cyber threats, tips for seamless collaboration during an investigation, and an inside look at how the FBI is tackling the rise of AI-enabled cyber risks.

Join us as our panel of legal experts explores the key decisions for in-house counsel from the U.S. Supreme Court’s latest term.

AI tools can improve speed and quality in business decision-making, but they also introduce unique contracting issues. Vendors may update models frequently, rely on third-party components, and may seek broad rights in customer inputs and usage data. Negotiating of AI terms and conditions therefore requires careful allocation of risk and clear guardrails around intellectual property, confidentiality, data use and deletion. In this session, we will walk through key terms to address in AI vendor agreements and discuss practical approaches to minimize risk with rapidly evolving AI capabilities.

Today’s in‑house counsel are expected to do more than “review the contract.” They’re risk strategists, deal accelerators, and the first line of defense when something goes sideways. This four‑part series follows up on the intro level 2025 Contracts & Negotiations Master Class Series.​ Providing "201" level guidance, this series is built for attorneys who already know the basics and want to level up—moving from issue‑spotting to shaping contracts that anticipate problems, align with business realities, and stand up under scrutiny. Each session dives into a high‑impact contracting area where in‑house lawyers routinely face pressure, ambiguity, and evolving risk. The focus is practical, actionable, and grounded in the day‑to‑day realities of supporting a business.

Join us for a practical briefing on the rapidly shifting climate disclosure landscape across the United States, with a focus on California, as well as internationally.