Online Learning Center

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

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

Stay up to date on the latest developments in the International Legal Affairs space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news.

Supply chain fraud and cargo theft have grown dramatically in recent years reaching an estimated $30 Billion dollar annual problem for U.S. companies.

Working at a nonprofit organization as an in-house attorney requires knowledge of a unique set of tax, and regulatory and other legal concepts. Whether you are just starting or are looking for a refresher, set yourself up for success by joining us as we discuss key nonprofit legal and governance issues. In addition to providing a road map for issue-spotting, the presentation will include a lively conversation about what current in-house counsel wish they knew before going in-house at a nonprofit organization.

Many corporate legal teams view arbitration with skepticism-concerns about cost, fairness, efficiency, and enforceability often dominate the conversation. Yet arbitration remains a widely used mechanism for resolving commercial disputes, and its proponents argue that, when done right, it can be faster, more predictable, and less disruptive than litigation. This interactive program—offered by the Association of Commercial and Transactional ADR Professionals (ACT-ADR), a nonprofit network of dispute resolution and dispute prevention professionals who have served as senior executives and lawyers in multinational corporations and law firms—is designed for in-house counsel who have doubts about arbitration.

During this dynamic Legal Update, the panel will dive into the historical differences between these three jurisdictions and how and why many companies are now weighing the benefits and drawbacks of each one to determine their jurisdictional preference.  The statutory law, business courts, case law, legislative structure and secretary of state offices of each jurisdiction will be explored, discussed and compared.

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