Online Learning Center

Programs held once per month for ACC Mexico on the First Tuesday of the month at 8:00 AM CDMX

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.

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

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 program originally aired on April 13, 2026. Please note that the on-demand format of this program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.

Back by popular Demand! In this practical and engaging session, Brad Rice (Pacific Life) provides an accessible overview of how to effectively use AI tools—like Copilot—across legal and business workflows. He shares real-world insights on common pitfalls, including hallucinations and incomplete outputs, and offers actionable strategies for prompting, evaluating results, and integrating AI into research, contract review, and process automation. Attendees will gain a clear framework for using AI responsibly and efficiently, with tips that apply across platforms and industries.

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.

This program originally aired on April 6, 2026. Please note that the on-demand format of this program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.

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.