In today's rapidly evolving legal and regulatory environment, staying current with new laws, regulations, and enforcement developments is both essential and increasingly challenging for in-house counsel. With legal requirements changing across multiple jurisdictions, a constant stream of regulatory updates, and growing demands on legal departments, how can in-house attorneys stay informed without becoming overwhelmed?

Join 4x general counsel, 7x author, and publishers of the award-winning legal blog, “Ten Things You Need to Know as In-House Counsel,” Sterling Miller for a practical, interactive, and fun one-hour webinar that will explore strategies, tools, and resources that in-house counsel can use to efficiently monitor legal and regulatory developments, identify emerging issues, and focus on the changes that matter most to their organizations. Sterling will cover traditional legal research resources, government monitoring tools, outside counsel and professional networks, and the growing role of technology and artificial intelligence in legal research.

Key topics will include:

• Knowing What to Monitor: Identifying and prioritizing the legal and regulatory developments most relevant to your company's industry, operations, and risk profile.
• Finding Reliable Sources: Using government websites, regulatory agency alerts, legal research platforms, professional associations, and industry publications to stay informed.
• Leveraging Outside Counsel and Professional Networks: Getting more value from law firm updates, industry groups, and peer relationships.
• Using Technology and Artificial Intelligence: Exploring how legal monitoring tools and AI can streamline research, reduce information overload, and improve efficiency—while recognizing their limitations and risks.
• Building an Effective Monitoring Routine: Developing practical daily, weekly, and monthly habits for tracking legal developments without consuming excessive time.
• Avoiding Common Pitfalls: Addressing information overload, duplicative alerts, outdated legal information, and gaps in regulatory coverage.

Whether you are a legal department of one or part of a larger in-house team, this session will provide actionable ideas for developing a more focused, efficient, and reliable approach to staying current.

More importantly, attendees will leave with practical tips and resources they can immediately incorporate into their legal practice to stay informed, work more efficiently, and better serve their organizations.

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