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The United States Supreme Court Term Preview 2027: What In-House Counsel Needs To Know (Oct. 29, 2026)

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SCOTUS Watch: The Cases In-House Counsel Can't Afford to Ignore

Every Supreme Court Term reshapes the legal landscape businesses operate in — and this year is no exception. 

Join us for an in-depth look at the most anticipated cases on the docket and what they could mean for your organization long before the rulings come down. Our panel of legal experts will break down key cases spanning corporate law, regulatory disputes, constitutional challenges, employment law, intellectual property, and more — and what these decisions could mean for legal strategy, compliance, and risk management in 2027 and beyond.

This session will cover:

  • The most significant cases on the Court's docket this Term

  • Key issues in corporate law, regulatory disputes, and constitutional challenges

  • Employment law and intellectual property cases with major business implications

  • How potential rulings could reshape compliance obligations and legal strategy

  • What in-house teams should be watching — and preparing for — as decisions come down

You'll walk away with:

  • A clear roadmap of the Supreme Court cases most likely to affect your organization

  • Insight into how potential rulings could reshape legal and compliance strategy

  • A forward-looking view of risk management priorities for 2027 and beyond

  • Practical guidance for preparing your organization ahead of key decisions
Amy Chai

Amy Chai (Moderator)

AGC & Director of Advocacy Initiatives

Association of Corporate Counsel

Amy Chai serves as associate general counsel and director of advocacy initiatives at ACC. In this role, she oversees ACC’s global advocacy efforts on issues of concern to the in-house legal profession, such as legal professional privilege and multi-jurisdictional practice. Prior to ACC, Chai held advocacy roles at the National Association of Home Builders and the US Chamber of Commerce.

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Ashley Parrish

Ashley Parrish

Partner, Trial and Global Disputes

King & Spalding LLP

I am a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of King & Spalding, and a member of the firm’s national appellate and strategic counseling practice group. My practice focuses on appellate litigation and administrative law; on the preparation of high-risk cases for eventual appeal; and on strategic, complex litigation. I have significant experience handling administrative law cases, especially before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.

I frequently collaborate with lawyers in King & Spalding's regulatory practices. I have handled appeals and complex litigation matters in courts across the country, including significant matters before the U.S. Supreme Court, almost all of the federal courts of appeals, and a variety of state appellate courts. I also have experience in a range of substantive areas, including energy, FDA/life sciences, health care, labor, products liability, international trade, environmental regulation, and bankruptcy.

I have been recognized by Chambers & Partners as “very effective at oral argument... very focused and clear.” Legal 500 has recommend me for my appellate expertise, with clients noting that my “ability to present complex technical and legal materials and arguments is a particular strength.” I have been selected as a Washington Super Lawyer and, in 2012, was recognized by Law 360 as a “rising star,” one of only five appellate lawyers nationwide chosen for this recognition. In 2014, I was identified by Reuters as one of the country's most successful Supreme Court practitioners.

King & Spalding's appellate group is recognized as one of the nation's top appellate practices. In 2015, we were selected by Legal 500 as the law firm of the year for our Supreme Court and Appellate practice. In 2013, we were selected by Law 360 as the practice group of the year.

Justin Connor

Justin Connor

Director, International Chief Legal Officer Engagement

ACC

Justin A. Connor is a senior legal executive with more than 25 years of experience spanning law, regulation, technology policy, and global business. He currently serves as Director of International Chief Legal Officer Engagement at the Association of Corporate Counsel, where he designs high-impact executive programs and leads global CLO initiatives, and is also an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University Law Center teaching In-House Law & Practice. His career includes senior in-house, regulatory, and international roles at legal departments, law firms, as well as prior service at the FCC’s International Bureau. A former Fulbright Scholar, he advises boards and C-suites worldwide and is admitted to practice in New York, Massachusetts, and Washington, DC.

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The United States Supreme Court Term Preview 2027: What In-House Counsel Needs To Know
10/29/2026 at 12:00 PM (EDT)  |  60 minutes
10/29/2026 at 12:00 PM (EDT)  |  60 minutes
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