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Stay up to date on the latest developments in the Financial Services space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news.

The series is led by Alison Yuen, a former legal professional turned content strategist and creator. Having worked in private practice and in-house, she brings firsthand understanding of the considerations lawyers have around visibility and professional communication.

The U.S. Supreme Court invalidated the IEEPA tariff program on February 20, 2026. Facts are finally emerging regarding the administrative process available through U.S. Customs and Border Protection to seek tariff refunds.

This training introduces project finance, covering its core principles (such as limited-recourse lending, SPV structures, and cashflow-dependent financing) along with the key stakeholders involved (sponsors, lenders, governments, and contractors).

As financial institutions increasingly rely on fintech partnerships and artificial intelligence, in-house legal teams are confronted with complex new risks surrounding trade secret protection and misappropriation.

What in-house counsel need to know about increasing regulatory pressure in real estate transactions.

This presentation will provide a practical overview of prize promotions, including contests, sweepstakes, and raffles, and the legal distinctions among them. It will cover the core elements that define each type of promotion, common federal and state law considerations, and the compliance issues that organizations should evaluate before launching a promotion. Attendees will learn about key topics such as chance versus skill, consideration, required disclosures, official rules, registration and bonding requirements, charitable solicitation concerns, advertising and marketing restrictions, and other operational issues that can arise in structuring and administering these programs.

This presentation will focus on identifying opportunities to mitigate tax exposure in a variety of compensatory vehicles including, but not limited to, Code Section 409A compliance in incentive plans and severance packages and Code Section 280G cutback provisions.

Participants will learn practical ways to share insights, reflections, and industry perspectives without revealing confidential information or appearing self-promotional.

Mediation is often sold as a "path to resolution," but for some in-house counsel, it frequently feels like a repetitive exercise in splitting the difference or checking the box without nearing a settlement. But maybe that can be the goal?

Global and domestic supply chains are navigating new challenges amid the military escalation in the Middle East.

Ongoing geopolitical conflicts, including those involving Iran, are creating rapidly evolving legal, compliance, and ethical risks for multinational organizations, particularly in areas such as sanctions, trade controls, third‑party relationships, and supply chains. This program provides in‑house counsel with a practical overview of how overseas conflicts translate into real‑world compliance challenges and enforcement exposure, drawing on recent developments and emerging risk trends. Attendees will gain actionable guidance on assessing risk, advising leadership, and adapting compliance programs to navigate geopolitical uncertainty effectively and responsibly.

This session provides real-world examples and headcount-conscious approaches to help you do more with less while still advancing compliance, reducing risk, and strengthening your organization’s information governance posture.

An election year offers nonprofit organizations opportunities to shape public debate and engage an activated electorate. At the same time, the heightened political environment raises important questions about how to pursue these opportunities while complying with the limits and restrictions tied to tax status and campaign finance laws. This update will walk through common election-year activities–including voter education efforts, engagement with candidates and officeholders, and the personal political activities of employees–and provide practical guidance on the rules and best practices.

Join experienced technology and real estate practitioners as they tackle the specialized challenges of navigating real estate transactions in an increasingly technology-driven landscape. Together, they will discuss how in-house counsel can leverage AI and outside counsel to ease the burden of complex, long-term real estate matters; to address hardware, infrastructure, and cybersecurity considerations when leasing or purchasing property; and build contractual protections against the physical and cyber risks embedded in modern commercial buildings.