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Small Law Department Network 2026 Legal Updates
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Small Law Department Network 2026 Legal Updates

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  • Contains 1 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 11/13/2026 at 9:00 AM (EST)

    The session will cover everything from optimizing your profile to leveraging your LinkedIn feed for greater professional impact

    Join Theresa Chikwendu,  Leader in the Career Development Committee for the Small Law Department Network, for a webinar on effective LinkedIn engagement.

     
    The session will cover everything from optimizing your profile to leveraging your LinkedIn feed for greater professional impact.

    Theresa Chikwendu

    Theresa Chikwendu

    Corporate Lawyer

    A distinguished and award-winning legal professional, I bring a profound understanding of the dynamic telecommunications sector, cultivated through a global perspective gained from an LL.M. from Harvard Law School and an LL.B. from Delta State University. My career is marked by a proven ability to navigate complex corporate transactions and drive strategic legal initiatives within one of Africa's largest and most influential organizations.

    Learn more about Theresa here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/th...

  • Contains 2 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 11/12/2026 at 3:00 PM (EST)

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  • Contains 2 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 12/10/2026 at 3:00 PM (EST)

    The EU AI Act is moving from a regulatory framework to an operational reality for companies using and developing AI. This program will give in-house counsel a practical overview of the Act’s key requirements, risk classifications, implementation timeline, and potential reach beyond Europe.

    The EU AI Act is moving from a regulatory framework to an operational reality for companies using and developing AI. This program will give in-house counsel a practical overview of the Act’s key requirements, risk classifications, implementation timeline, and potential reach beyond Europe.

    We’ll then move from the law to the practical challenges of putting it into practice. Drawing on OnBoard’s experience building AI into a platform that handles sensitive business information, we’ll discuss how a lean legal team can help a company move quickly on AI while navigating evolving global requirements, product and data governance, contracting issues, and customer expectations. The discussion will focus on practical approaches and lessons that small legal departments can apply as their own organizations expand their use of AI.

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    Brian J. McGinnis

    Brian J. McGinnis

    Partner, Data Security and Privacy Co-Chair

    Barnes & Thornburg

    Adarsh Mantravadi

    Adarsh Mantravadi

    General Counsel & Director, Business Development

    OnBoard

The Small Law Department network consists of ACC members who fall into two categories:

  • Members who practice in, or are concerned with issues relating to, small corporate law departments. While there is no specific limit, it is expected that most members will practice in departments with between one and five attorneys.
  • Members who practice in large departments either as a legal "generalist" or at a remote location with few lawyers.

The network's goal is to develop and explore practice methods by which attorneys in small law departments and generalists in larger departments can most effectively and efficiently provide legal services to their corporate clients.

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