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Explore ACC's selection of global, regional, and country-focused resources to help in-house counsel navigate legal, business and career issues arising from the COVID-19 (coronavirus / 2019-nCov) crisis.

We’re thrilled to welcome you to this dynamic new space within ACC, where in-house counsel can connect, collaborate, and lead the way in transforming how commercial disputes are prevented, managed, and resolved.

This community is dedicated to advancing awareness and practical understanding of Dispute Prevention and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) strategies. As corporate counsel, we are uniquely positioned to influence how our organizations approach conflict, shifting from reactive litigation to proactive prevention and efficient resolution.

In this new community you’ll find a forum to share experiences, explore innovative tools, and discuss best practices in negotiation, mediation, arbitration, early case assessment, and other ADR mechanisms.


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Generously Sponsored by Cozen O'Connor

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Ogletree Deakins
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This checklist provides tips on how senior HR leaders can avoid common pitfalls when being deposed.

Ogletree Deakins
7 pages

Learn how to navigate issues related to cyber-defamation (a/k/a internet badmouthing) of a client. This checklist covers the information to obtain from your client, the initial legal analysis, and the lawsuit.

This program originally aired on July 24, 2025. Please note that this program recording is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.


Current events have spurred concern throughout the nonprofit community about potential threats to nonprofit organizations’ tax-exempt status. Join us for a timely discussion of potential threats to tax-exempt status, including an examination of the potential for changes to the government’s approach to what purposes or activities qualify for tax-exemption; expanded use of doctrines on illegality or fundamental public policy to revoke tax-exemption; and new terrorist supporting organization legislation.

Presented by:

Anji Stinson
Associate General Counsel
National Student Clearinghouse

Janice M. Ryan
Partner
Venable LLP

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This webinar will explore the dual legal/business roles of in-house corporate counsel and how those roles impact attorney-client privilege.  It will provide an overview of attorney-client privilege, including the legal principles that serve as the framework, to determine whether an in-house corporate counsel’s communications with their clients are protected by attorney-client privilege.  The webinar will also provide insight into recent developments in the case law, assessing the application of attorney-client privilege in the corporate context, which may guide in-house corporate counsel as they serve in legal/business role.

Generously sponsored by Venable LLP and the Nonprofit Organizations Network

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This webinar will explore the dual legal/business roles of in-house corporate counsel and how those roles impact attorney-client privilege.  It will provide an overview of attorney-client privilege, including the legal principles that serve as the framework, to determine whether an in-house corporate counsel’s communications with their clients are protected by attorney-client privilege.  The webinar will also provide insight into recent developments in the case law, assessing the application of attorney-client privilege in the corporate context, which may guide in-house corporate counsel as they serve in legal/business role.

Generously sponsored by Venable LLP and the Nonprofit Organizations Network

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This webinar will explore the dual legal/business roles of in-house corporate counsel and how those roles impact attorney-client privilege.  It will provide an overview of attorney-client privilege, including the legal principles that serve as the framework, to determine whether an in-house corporate counsel’s communications with their clients are protected by attorney-client privilege.  The webinar will also provide insight into recent developments in the case law, assessing the application of attorney-client privilege in the corporate context, which may guide in-house corporate counsel as they serve in legal/business role.

Generously sponsored by Venable LLP and the Nonprofit Organizations Network

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