Developed especially for ACC's new to in-house community

Resources

Legal Resources for New In-house Counsel

• InfoPAK: New to In-house Practice

More New to In-house Legal Resources

Member Knowledge Network

Your fellow members are your best resources. Tap into our Member Knowledge Network to locate a member with the expertise you seek.

Education

Corporate Counsel University

May 19-21, 2013 • New ORLEANS, LA

ACC's Corporate Counsel University is developed specifically for attorneys who are new to in-house or who want to sharpen their basic in-house practice skills on topics ranging from negotiation and contracts to finance and ethics.

ACC's Corporate Counsel Institute Canada

ACC held its first ever Corporate Counsel Institute Canada in Toronto in March 2012. Program materials from CCIC can be found in the ACC Resource Center.

Networking

Your fellow members are your best resources. Here are all the ways ACC facilitates connections with other attorneys who are new to the in-house world:

New to In-house Committee

Sponsored by Saul ewing llp

The New to In-House Committee offers lawyers with less than five years of experience as in-house counsel a supportive network and essential resources. Join now!

New to In-house eGroup

Joining the Committee automatically gives you access to the New to In-house eGroup. This is the perfect place to ask the tricky questions you can't find answers to anywhere else or seek recommendations for outside counsel around the world.

ACC's Mentor Match Program

ACC’s Mentor Match program is for new lawyers and seasoned executives alike. Enrolling as a mentee or mentor will allow you to grow your career, help other attorneys advance theirs, and develop long-term relationships that grow for years to come.

Member-to-Member

ACC's Member-to-Member (M2M) is the world's largest online community of in-house counsel. The eGroups and Mentoring program listed above are only accessible through M2M, so log in now, fill out out your profile, and start connecting! 

Advocacy

Mutijurisdictional Practice (MJP)

Where are you barred? Where should you be barred in light of your new position? ACC continues its longstanding work of promoting multijurisdictional practice reforms on behalf of the in-house bar and lists Right to Practice Rules by jurisdiction for your convenience. 

Are you a Chief Legal Officer?

If so, please contact Linda Kelly at kelly@acc.com to learn more about the many resources available exclusively for CLOs.

ACC Value Challenge

Check out the ACC Value Challenge for resources and skill development programs to help you effectively manage your outside counsel relationships and legal projects – and get value for your legal spending.