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A four-part "201"-level series for in-house counsel ready to move beyond the basics — covering reps and warranties, AI vendor risk, insurance coverage, and real estate finance agreements, with practical strategies to draft contracts that hold up under pressure.

This session gives U.S. General Counsel a practical, risk-focused briefing on managing Indian operations. Corporate governance, employment law, and data protection specialists will cover the new Labor Codes, India's digital personal data protection regime, and compliance risk management — plus how governance gaps translate into real commercial costs (diligence issues, valuation hits, indemnity exposure, delayed exits). Rather than a legal survey, the focus is on actionable steps GCs can take now.

This session delivers the frameworks and protocols attorneys need to maintain composure and clear thinking—even during high-stakes litigation, negotiation, and client crisis situations. Drawing from neuroscience, military resilience training, and cognitive behavioral psychology, this program equips legal professionals with battle-tested tools to regulate stress before, during, and after high-pressure events.

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.

Stay up to date on the latest developments in the AI space with expert trend analysis and breaking legal news or engage in a riveting roundtable discussions and presentations.

This three-part webinar series is designed for in-house counsel, compliance professionals, and risk managers all over the globe who need practical and actionable strategies, not just theory. Each session takes a use-case-driven approach, examining real regulatory developments on both sides of the Atlantic and their direct implications for organizations operating across these markets. This series delivers the insights you need to stay ahead of a fast-moving, increasingly divergent regulatory environment.

A four-part "201"-level series for in-house counsel ready to move beyond the basics — covering reps and warranties, AI vendor risk, insurance coverage, and real estate finance agreements, with practical strategies to draft contracts that hold up under pressure.

This program equips corporate leaders with actionable legal, communications, and political strategies to navigate a congressional investigation.

Marking requirements across types of intellectual property can vary as much as requirements for obtaining and maintaining patents, trademarks, and copyrights.

This session will highlight what nonprofit counsel should know before the Form 990 is filed, including key reporting requirements, public disclosure considerations, IRS enforcement priorities, and practical steps for managing the 990 preparation and review process. The update will also discuss how legal, finance, program staff, senior management, and the board can work together to ensure the return is accurate, complete, and aligned with the organization’s mission and operations.

Walk away with a clear-eyed view of where the regulatory lines are moving — and practical strategies to stay ahead of them.

Amy Worley, an internationally recognized expert in AI governance, privacy, cybersecurity, and digital trust joins us for our August meeting and will be discussing what she sees as the convergence of cybersecurity, privacy and AI in the compliance space and about how companies are navigating the uncertainty of the current regulatory moment with principles-based programs.

In this legal update, Ogletree Deakins shareholders Scott Kelly (Birmingham) and Nonnie Shivers (Phoenix) will cover relevant harassment case updates and hypotheticals from recent filings and decisions, harassment enforcement activity, and how single instances of harassing behavior may be regarded as sufficient to state a Title VII claim post-Muldrow. They will also provide an update on the legal standards applied to third-party harassment by customers and other non-employees as divisions among federal courts continue to widen.

Join our discussion with Midori Vasquez, former Manager of Legal Operations at Elastic and Executive Leader of the ACC Legal Ops Network as she leads a deep dives into ​nine concrete, real-world legal use cases. For every workflow—including contract review, discovery, OCG compliance, and regulatory horizon scanning—we will dissect why the use case matters, analyze the exact prompt to deploy, and demonstrate what a high-quality result looks like. Registrants will also receive a copy-paste ready handout containing full text for all nine prompts to instantly adapt to their own matters.

This session will look at the 2026 AG election landscape and examine how AGs are filling perceived regulatory gaps—driving activity in areas such as consumer protection, data privacy, antitrust, and environmental enforcement. The speakers will also cover the development of enforcement priorities and coordination among states.