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Global CLOs on Geopolitical Risk and Resilience: Leading Legal Through a World on Edge (On-Demand)
Geopolitical risk is a top concern for corporate leaders — yet most organizations haven't formally responded. In this fireside chat, ACC President and CEO Jason Brown talks with global CLOs about closing that gap, addressing topics such as anticipating risk, rethinking vendor and data exposure, building disclosure-ready playbooks, and turning resilience into real organizational advantage.
Rewriting the Rules: The EU's New Product Liability Directive and What It Means for US Companies (On-Demand)
What should you know before the transportation deadline? We'll give you a practical roadmap for getting your organization prepared.
When Congress Calls, Pt. 1: Navigating Legal and Reputational Risks in Congressional Investigations of Your Company (On Demand)
This program equips corporate leaders with actionable legal, communications, and political strategies to navigate a congressional investigation.
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Financial Services Network (FSN) 2026 Legal Updates
Stay up to date on the latest developments in the Financial Services space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news.
When Congress Calls: A Two-Part Series on Congressional Investigations and Corporate Risk
With the 2026 midterm elections poised to reshuffle congressional priorities and targets, the companies in the crosshairs tomorrow may look very different from those facing scrutiny today. This two-part series equips senior legal leaders and government affairs officials with what they need — before and after the midterms change the landscape.
One More Audit? Understanding the CPPA’s Cybersecurity Audit Regulations: Scope, Requirements, and Timelines | Recording | Nov. 4, 2026
This session will provide an overview of the requirements, how it applies and the companies covered, and what the audit must address and how the CPPA considers to be an independent auditor, and how the audit requirement intersects with other existing frameworks. Attendees will leave with a practical roadmap for scoping applicability, sequencing readiness work before the first audit period, and positioning legal to manage privilege and risk throughout the audit process.
From Term Sheet to Contract - Navigating Real Estate Finance Agreements (On-Demand)
This program follows a deal from term sheet to closing, showing how early business terms turn into binding obligations and where lender-friendly provisions can catch you off guard. You’ll leave with a practical framework for reviewing these agreements, spotting issues early, and knowing when to call in specialists.
The Evolving AI Landscape: Regulation, Privilege, and Practical Guidance for In-House Counsel (Oct. 27, 2026)
The growing use of AI and automated decision-making tools presents new regulatory, litigation, and operational challenges for companies and their legal departments. This program will explore emerging regulations, evolving case law concerning privilege and work-product protection, and the risks associated with third-party AI tools. The discussion will provide practical strategies for compliance, vendor management, contracting, and responsible AI use.
AI Governance in Action: Managing Risk, Trust, and Accountability Across Borders (On-Demand)
Compare approaches across jurisdictions, including the EU AI Act, through practical use cases spotlighting risk management, accountability, and trust in cross-border AI deployment.
Securing Executive Sponsorship for Transformation (Oct. 21, 2026)
Legal Ops teams often have strong ideas that stall because no executive owns them. This session walks through the full sponsorship lifecycle, using a contract lifecycle management (CLM) implementation as the running example.
Global CLOs on Geopolitical Risk and Resilience: Leading Legal Through a World on Edge (On-Demand)
Geopolitical risk is a top concern for corporate leaders — yet most organizations haven't formally responded. In this fireside chat, ACC President and CEO Jason Brown talks with global CLOs about closing that gap, addressing topics such as anticipating risk, rethinking vendor and data exposure, building disclosure-ready playbooks, and turning resilience into real organizational advantage.
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Fondue for Thought: Swiss History Meets US Ethics Rules (On-Demand)
This isn't your average ethics CLE - think "Travel Vlog Meets Legal Deep-Dive!" Your tour guide, Stuart Teicher (a.k.a. The CLE Performer), will take you through cobblestone streets, alpine peaks, and centuries of Swiss tradition to uncover some surprisingly on-point lessons for in-house counsel.
eCommerce Subcommittee September Meeting: E-commerce Law and AI: What's Coming Next (Sept. 30, 2026)
This presentation will look at what that means for the day-to-day work of e-commerce lawyers, including contracts and consent, advertising, privacy, consumer protection, payments and liability when AI makes a mistake.
AI Adoption, Legal Exposure: A Three-Part Briefing for In-House Counsel (On-Demand)
Designed for in-house counsel generalists, IP practitioners, and litigators alike, this program brings real-world context, recent case law, and practical guidance you can apply inside your own organization — with a clear framework for advising on AI adoption, from the boardroom to the day-to-day desk-level decisions that carry the most legal risk.
Faith at Work: Navigating the Surge in Religious Accommodation and Discrimination Risk (On-Demand)
Religious discrimination claims are surging as the EEOC ramps up enforcement in 2026. This session breaks down the key legal developments, emerging accommodation trends, and practical steps in-house teams need to manage risk now.
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