On-Demand Network Programs
Women in the House Network 2026 Legal Updates
Stay up to date on the latest developments in the professional development space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news.
Privacy & Cybersecurity Roundup (Jan 29, 2026)
This program will deliver a focused, global update on privacy and cybersecurity issues impacting multinational companies.
Employment Law Update: Looking Back at 2025 and What to Expect in 2026 (Jan. 27, 2026)
As workplaces continue to evolve, states have passed a wide range of new employment laws and compliance requirements. These include expanded workplace notice and paid leave provisions, updated job posting and pay transparency requirements, extended statutes of limitations for wage and discrimination claims, emerging regulations around the use of AI in the workplace, new restrictions on “stay‑or‑pay” training repayment agreements, enhanced WARN notice requirements, and more. We will discuss new employment laws that take effect in 2026, examine key U.S. Supreme Court and appellate rulings, and offer best practices for in-house counsel to help their organizations stay compliant.
Arbitration in Practice: Strategy, Structure and Risk Management (Jan 21, 2026)
This presentation explains when arbitration is the right dispute resolution choice and how to use it effectively.
AI, the Workplace, and Unions (Jan. 20, 2026)
Learn what in-house counsel need to know about Artificial Intelligence in the workplace in 2026.
Commercial Real Estate State of the Market 2025/2026 (Jan. 15, 2026)
TitleEQ and our guest presenters - both accomplished experts in debt and equity markets of CRE - will focus on Retail, Industrial and Office asset classes and explore and explain the the most relevant metrics and leading indicators for value, market direction and the financing climate currently and in 2026.
Working With Influencers: Legal Essentials for Nonprofits (Jan. 13, 2026)
Social media influencers can be powerful allies for nonprofits seeking to expand reach, build trust, and mobilize supporters—but working with them comes with legal and regulatory considerations that organizations can’t afford to overlook. From the guidelines set forth in the Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides, disclosure requirements and intellectual property ownership to brand safety and mission alignment, influencer relationships require careful planning, well-drafted contracts, and appropriate oversight. Understanding how to structure agreements, manage compliance risks, and protect a nonprofit’s reputation ensures influencer partnerships remain effective, ethical, and legally sound. This session highlights what nonprofits need to know before engaging influencers, so they can leverage digital advocacy with confidence.
Welcome to 2026 (Jan 7, 2026)
Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney Richard Greenberg for a session designed specifically for multistate employers on national, state and local employment law considerations. As we transition into 2026, as with every year, significant changes are poised to impact your compliance obligations, practices and risk assessments. We will concentrate on both these new developments and continuing trends.
How to Hire for Information Governance (Dec. 18, 2025)
In this Information Governance Network Legal Update, Mark Diamond of Contoural shares practical guidance on how to make the right hire.
Closing Strong, Starting Smarter: Essential Year-End Reviews for In-House Counsel (Dec 17, 2025)
As the calendar turns, in-house attorneys play a critical role in ensuring their organizations enter the new year with a stronger legal and operational foundation.
Federalism Meets Foreign Affairs: The Rise of State Regulation on Foreign Influence (Dec. 17, 2025)
Though once considered the domain of federal law, states across the country are rapidly adopting new laws aimed at addressing foreign influence within their own borders. These laws vary in scope, ranging from registration and disclosure requirements akin to the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) to outright bans on soliciting or accepting funds from certain foreign donors. This webinar will examine the accelerating trend, highlighting key features of these emerging laws, including the five new “baby FARA” laws, Florida’s new charitable solicitation restrictions on “foreign sources of concern” and recent developments around bans on foreign funding in state and local ballot measure campaigns. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of the current legal landscape and practical steps to manage compliance of this patchwork of regulation.
Bring Your Own Lunch - The Inside Track: How Hiring Managers Evaluate Talent (Dec. 15, 2025)
Join us for a virtual session designed to help job seekers strengthen their resumes and stand out in today’s competitive market. Hear firsthand insights from a hiring manager and a senior HR leader as they share common resume pitfalls, best practices, and practical tips to boost your chances of getting noticed and getting hired.
Crisis Communication in LATAM: Legal and Strategic Guidance for In-House Counsel (Dec 11, 2025)
With the fast pace of global regulation and the viral speed of today’s news cycle, it’s more critical than ever for companies to have a proactive Crisis Communications strategy—one that minimizes risk and enables real-time, coordinated responses across teams.
Navigating Legal Challenges in Discovery: Managing Third-Party Contractors, Including Social Media Influencers & Affiliate Marketers (Dec. 11, 2025)
This program explores the legal challenges associated with Social Media Influencers and Affiliate Marketers as third-party contractors, focusing on strategies to mitigate evolving risks.
AI Agents in Action: Legal and Practical Implications for E-Commerce (Dec. 4, 2025)
Attendees will learn how traditional agency law and emerging AI governance principles intersect, how to manage risk under current regulations, and what best practices can help companies safely leverage AI agents while maintaining trust and compliance in online markets.
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