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This session will broadly cover issues relevant to Canadian general counsel around the rollback of DEI programs in the US following Executive Orders from President Trump. The session will focus on the ripple effect for Canadian companies (including Canadian subsidiaries of US parent companies) through the lens of governance, litigation risk, and legal compliance with Canadian law.  It will serve as a refresher for both provincial and federal human rights obligations (and proactive programs) and the current state of employment equity legislation. The program will also address new concerns for employers including business immigration and employee travel, particularly for diverse employees.

Time (ET):
4:00pm — Program Begins
5:00pm — Cocktail and Networking hour

Global Legal Group

This guide covers common issues in public investment funds – including registration, regulatory framework, marketing of public funds, and tax treatment – in 14 jurisdictions.

Resource Details
Region: Global, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States

ACC Houston Energy Practice Group CLE
Lawyering in Changing Times: Employment and Environmental Updates in the First 180 Days of the Trump Administration
May 20, 2025 | 11:30 am - 1:00 pm | Seasons 52

Please join us as we discuss updates to employment and environmental laws under the Trump Administration.

Want to catch-up with other lawyers that share your passion for privacy, cybersecurity, and innovation?

Come join ACC Ontario for our spring edition of the Data Protection & Technology Roundtable!

Topics include:

  1. Canadian (public and private sector) Privacy Legislative Update
  2. International (U.S. and EU) Privacy Legislative Update
  3. Privacy Office Function Roundtable: Sharing knowledge and best practices

Programs are for all levels of practice and are developed by in-house, for in-house. Thanks to our generous sponsors this conference is complimentary to all in-house counsel!

Day includes lunch, and a networking reception.

Sessions: 9:30am - 3:30pm

Reception: 3:30 - 5:30 pm.

Programs:

  • How to AI - Jason Howg, Partner, BLG, Crystal O'Donnell, CEO & Founder, Heuristica
  • Government Impact: Tools to help your organization navigate the Federal Government - Marisa Maslink, Vice President, McMillan Vantage, Richard Mahoney, Managing Director, McMillan Vantage, Lorne O'Reilly, Lead Counsel, Dow Chemical Canada, Moderator: Michael Briggs, McMillan LLP
  • ACC Alberta's Rapid Fire Round - 3 Quick HOT Topics for 2025 - Employment Law Update, Jason Kully, Partner, Field Law LLP, Poised for Success! Andrea Beckwith-Ferraton, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer and Interim General Counsel, AHS, Cara Sinclair, Associate General Counsel, MNP, On the Fly (mystery reveal).
  • Are you Data Breach Ready? Ready, Set, Respond!, Birch Miller, Partner, Blakes Calgary, Andrew Kay, General Counsel, WestjetNicole Henderson, Partner Blakes Toronto

We explore the most important and relevant cases, including recent cases on contracts, corporate law, fraud and other topics as well as some inside baseball about the court itself and what is going on at the corner of Kent and Wellington.

Fox Rothschild partner Liz Levinson will discuss the basics of tariffs, legal challenges to tariffs during President Trump’s first term, current executive orders, and potential legal challenges going forward. She will also discuss President Trump’s use of federal statutes (such as Section 201, Section 232 and Section 301) to impose widespread tariffs, even though the Constitution vests authority for tariff with Congress. The presentation will cover the litigation that is likely to ensue as well as ongoing litigation.

All registration links are located in our weekly email.

Questions: Kathleen Smits at charlotteAED@accglobal.com

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