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Health Law Network 2025 Legal Updates
Stay up to date on the latest developments in the Health Law space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news.
Financial Services Network 2025 Legal Updates
Stay up to date on the latest developments in the Financial Services space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news.
Prepared, Not Panicked: Responding to Dawn Raids and Government Inspections (June 26, 2025)
In the current environment, government raids or surprise inspections are not a question of if, but when. In this panel, we’ll explore how companies should prepare for dawn raids and onsite government inspections. First, we’ll explore how the government has carried out raids in the US as compared to outside the US. Next, we’ll focus on compliance program essentials in preparing for and handling such events: having easy-to-understand policies and procedures, practical training, and focused communications. We’ll discuss simulated raids that illustrate what to do while the government is onsite and what to do after they leave. Finally, we’ll share thoughts on planning for evolving risks in this area.
Conducting Effective and Defensible Workplace Investigations (June 24, 2025)
In April 2024, with little fanfare, the EEOC changed its guidance on the standard for the adequacy of harassment investigations. Other agencies may follow suit. How do you protect the company, get the information you need, and stay ahead of the agency or other entity requesting the information? And more importantly, how do you keep your investigation from going off the rails? The speakers will discuss the legal and ethical pitfalls that can arise during an investigation, including how to protect attorney/client privilege and the company's responsibility for third party investigators. Then, we will look at recent agency guidance and court decisions that establish the framework of a good investigation.
From Nuisance to Nine-Figures—How to Diagnose and Respond to Run of the Mill Litigation Versus a Bet-the-Company Threat (June 18, 2025)
How do you know when a litigation threat is a minor irritation versus a harbinger of something more?
Strategic Compliance:  Adapting to the DOJ's Bulk Data Transfer Restrictions (June 17, 2025)
This session will cover the scope and applicability of the new data transfer rule, including affected data types, entities, and regions of concern.
Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services Explained: What the Ruling Means for Employers (June 13, 2025)
An overview examining the Supreme Court’s decision in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services, which eliminated the "background circumstances" requirement for majority-group discrimination claims under Title VII.
AI Governance 103: From Code to Copyright: How to Effectively Protect Your IP with AI Governance (June 12, 2025)
This program is last part of the AI Governance series and will delve into recent events that enforce the need to assess the use of your IP by GenAI applications and provide best practices for ensuring that your organization’s data stays within the organization and is not made available for training or other purposes.
What You Need To Know About Current Trends in Leasing (June 12, 2025)
This session will discuss what the panelists are seeing in current lease negotiations and emerging issues in the leasing industry. The discussion will include emerging property uses such as AI and industrial, will explore how “standard” lease provisions are evolving in traditional lease markets such as office and retail, and will also address lease negotiation strategies based on concerns regarding the credit of the landlord and tenant.
Pay Transparency in 2025: Navigating U.S. State Laws, Contractor Compliance and the EU Directive (June 4, 2025)
As pay transparency regulations continue to evolve globally, employers face increasing complexity in maintaining compliance across jurisdictions.
How to Defeat Greenwashing Litigation: Winning Strategies for Environmental and Product Claims (June 3, 2025)
As companies make more – and more sophisticated – marketing claims about environmental attributes of products and services, the plaintiffs’ bar and state and local prosecutors have been close behind. Join Principals Julius Redd (Washington, DC) and Roy Prather (Baltimore) as they examine the latest trends in green marketing litigation, share how to mount a successful defense, and provide effective strategies to substantiate environmental claims.
What Changes to Federal Inclusivity Regulations Mean for In-House Counsel (May 27, 2025)
This panel session will explore the evolving landscape, addressing the rise of reverse discrimination lawsuits, shareholder activism, and shifting federal policies that are influencing workplace inclusivity efforts across industries.
Lunch & Learn Around the World: India, Singapore & Australia (May 22, 2025)
May will take you to APAC with a focus on hot topics in India, Singapore & Australia!
Storytelling Series: Effective Storytelling for Presentations: Tips for Delivering Engaging and Persuasive Presentations (May 22, 2025)
This specialized program is designed to equip legal professionals in legal departments with the essential storytelling, leadership, and personal branding skills necessary for success in today's competitive legal landscape.
Mastering Contract Drafting and Negotiations (May 21, 2025)
Join for an in-depth session that moves beyond standard terms to equip in-house counsel with practical tools and strategies for navigating the entire contract lifecycle.