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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.

This program will provide timely and valuable insight into the administration’s crack down on employer DEI programs, including a rundown of the relevant Executive Orders, pending legal challenges, and the current legality of DEI programs in the American workplace.

As artificial intelligence becomes a fixture in legal practice, the ethical guardrails haven’t disappeared. In this session, Andy Levin, a shareholder in the Phoenix office of Ogletree Deakins, examines real cases where AI-generated filings drew court sanctions, disciplinary referrals, and public censure, then distills those hard lessons into practical guidance on verification, supervision, and emerging disclosure obligations. Attendees will leave with a clear framework for integrating AI responsibly under the Model Rules and a sharper eye for where the technology’s risks are greatest.

This program will provide in‑house counsel and compliance professionals with a practical overview of the new policy’s structure, key changes, and enforcement implications.

In 2026, the rules governing privilege, discovery, and professional responsibility have not changed—but the tools lawyers use have. This program equips in-house counsel with a practical framework for managing the legal, ethical, and operational risks of generative and agentic AI. Drawing on recent case law, sanctions trends, and emerging market dynamics, the session examines how AI is reshaping privilege, work product, discovery obligations, and evidence authentication.

I-9 Audits Just Got Riskier: Understanding ICE’s New Substantive Violation Framework

This presentation will provide an overview of FDA regulation of diagnostics, particularly companion diagnostics.

This monthly legal update on California's intensified CCPA enforcement activity, including recent enforcement actions, key violations being targeted, and emerging compliance trends.

A program that explores how evolving tariff policies are shaping cross border investment decisions and commercial strategy across key global jurisdictions.

Principals Nessa Coppinger (Washington, DC) and Ryan Carra (Washington, DC) will examine the ever-evolving Federal and State regulatory landscape for PFAS. The speakers will also highlight practical ways to track developments, comply with reporting requirements and other obligations, engage regulators, and manage risk.

We’ll explore how to describe your work more clearly, highlight its impact, and share perspectives professionally on LinkedIn.

No two internal investigations are alike—but the risks of getting one wrong are universal. This presentation offers a clear, step‑by‑step playbook for in‑house counsel tasked with leading or overseeing investigations involving harassment, misconduct, compliance failures, or regulatory exposure.

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).