Live Virtual Programs
Legal Tools & Technology – Small Wins! (Nov 25, 2025)
If you’re new to Legal Ops or on a small team, the expanse of your technology needs can be overwhelming. Meanwhile, the size of your budget doesn’t allow you to buy the biggest and best technology available. Come chat with your peers about ways you can improve your legal department’s processes one milestone at a time. Baby steps to victory!
Financial Services Network November Legal Update (Nov. 26, 2025)
Description to come.
Approved for CLE
Virtual Learning Lab - Cybersecurity 202, Part 1: Cyber Risk Management: Approaches to Developing a Cyber Risk Strategy and Reporting to the Board
This session will discuss approaches to cyber risk management, the roles of management and the board, and applying risk management frameworks such as the three lines of defense model to effectively manage cyber risk.
Health Law Network December Legal Update (Dec. 2, 2025)
Description to come.
Approved for CLE
Virtual Learning Lab - AI 202, Part 1: Generative AI and Privacy: The Privacy Considerations in the Development, Acquisition, Deployment, and Implementation of Generative AI Solutions
This panel will explore the patchwork of federal and state privacy laws, privacy litigation trends and their impact on generative AI solutions. The presenters will offer guidance and best practices to lawyers working and advising clients in the rapidly evolving Generative AI landscape.
Approved for CLE
Virtual Learning Lab - AI 202, Part 2: Deepfakes: Legal Risks & Practical Tips in an AI World
This panel will explore deepfakes and the risks they pose to corporations, courts and society including real-world examples, ranging from fraud to fake evidence, and from disinformation to election interference.
Compliance & Ethics Network November Legal Update (Dec. 3, 2025)
Description to come.
What to Expect in 2026 (Dec 3, 2025)
We will discuss emerging trends in employment law, anticipated changes in workplace regulations and the impact on employers.
Approved for CLE
Virtual Learning Lab - Cybersecurity 202, Part 3: Information Sharing Strategies + Ransomware Survival Tips for GCs
This dynamic panel will outline practical strategies for effective information sharing in the age of AI and increased regulatory oversight. It will also share real-world examples of recent ransomware attacks, and provide the audience with practical tips to prepare for and respond to cyberattacks.
Internal Resources Management December Interest Group Call (December 4, 2025)
Description to come.
Approved for CLE
Virtual Learning Lab - AI 202, Part 3: Third-Party Risk: Outsourcing and Artificial Intelligence
Learn about assessing this third-party AI risk as part of traditional vendor security assessments, risk scoring systems, and new AI specific risk frameworks such as NIST AI Risk Management Framework, ISO 23053, and capAI (aligned to the European Union AI Act).
Data Protection in Practice: Managing Vendor Contracts and Incidents, and Mitigating Risks (Dec. 8 2025)
In today’s global economy, companies are increasingly contracting for technology products and services on a global scale and/or on a cross-border basis. Understanding the international landscape and how different jurisdictions’ laws and regulations may impact a particular matter is critically important in ensuring that the contract or transaction is enforceable, compliant, and protective of the relevant parties’ interests. Making matters more complex, cultural, geo-political and economic factors each play an important role in the overall contracting structure, as well as the relevant commercial and legal terms.
Featuring in-house and outside counsel with expertise across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America about their experience navigating the complex international contract landscape, this program will is a must-see for all lawyers handling technology and other commercial contracts.
