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Visit ACC's COVID-19 Resource Center for In-house Counsel (Global and Regional Resources regarding the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic)

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.

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Interest Area: Commercial and Contracts, Intellectual Property, Real Estate, Nonprofit Organizations, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Insurance, Compliance and Ethics, Health Law, Government, Financial Services, Environmental, Energy and Public Utility, Employment and Labor, Corporate, Securities, and Governance, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: Global, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Asia

The 2026 CLO Global Summit theme "The Modern CLO: Innovation, Influence and Impact" aims for clarity, action, and rhythm through a focus on the three I’s of innovation, influence, and impact:

  • CLOs Drive Innovation – positions the CLO as a proactive leader in transformation.
  • Influence of the CLO – highlights the strategic positioning of the role and its leadership within the business.
  • CLOs Delivering Impact – underscores measurable outcomes and value of Legal.
International Comparative Legal Guide to Cybersecurity 2026
Global Legal Group
234 pages

This guide covers common issues in cybersecurity laws and regulations in 22 jurisdictions.

Topics covered include preventing attacks, corporate governance, litigation, insurance, and investigatory and police powers.

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Interest Area: Information Governance, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: Global, Argentina, Australia, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, Slovakia, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States

A data breach is not just an IT problem - it’s a potential for legal crisis that demands immediate, informed action. This program equips in-house counsel with the tools to lead effective breach response efforts, from effective pre-incident planning, to the moment of discovery, through notification and remediation. Topics include legal obligations under customer contracts and breach notification laws, coordination with IT and incident response teams, preserving privilege, managing communications and preparing for potential litigation or enforcement actions. This session will help in-house lawyers turn chaos into control with real-world scenarios and practical tips, including from a recent senior advisor and deputy chief of staff at the FBI.

All registration links are located in our weekly email.

Questions: Kathleen Smits at charlotteAED@accglobal.com

Checklist for Dealing with Cyber-Defamation
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.

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Interest Area: Intellectual Property, Sports and Entertainment, Media and Publishing, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: Global

Corporate law departments are heading into 2026 with rising expectations around GenAI, but limited time, uneven adoption, and unclear metrics make it difficult to define meaningful success. Drawing on findings from a comprehensive survey of 657 in-house legal professionals, this 1-hour session cuts through the noise to focus on what’s achievable without overloading already stretched teams. 

Join us to explore how leading in-house departments are embedding GenAI into everyday legal work in ways attorneys will actually use, how to build the data and reporting foundations leadership needs to evaluate progress before full ROI is measurable, and how to align executive expectations around what defensible, scalable GenAI progress should look like.


Generously sponsored by Everlaw

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This program originally aired on November 20, 2025. Please note that the on-demand format of this program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.

India is rapidly updating its tech rulebook which includes the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, cyber security directions, AI guidelines, sectoral norms and a new telecom framework. This session focuses on the India & MNC regulatory interface and what global privacy, artificial intelligence, legal and compliance teams must operationalise now. This webinar will cover important data compliances, incident-reporting triggers and their interface with penal laws, new cyber security requirements under telecom laws and its implication on e-commerce, anti-spam laws and AI governance. Leave with a concise checklist for immediate actions. 


Presented by:

Ujjaini Ghosh
Vice President - Legal Division, Singapore Branch
Deutsche Bank AG

Supratim Chakraborty
Partner - Corporate, Technology, Media, Telecommunications, & Data Protection
Khaitan & Co LLP

Harsh Walia
Partner - Corporate, Technology, Media, Telecommunications, & Data Protection
Khaitan & Co LLP

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Developing a Data Retention Policy to Meet Privacy Data Minimization Requirements
Contoural, Inc.
7 pages

Organizations need to meet both privacy data minimization rules as well as legal and
regulatory recordkeeping requirements.

As opposed to creating a separate data retention policy and record retention schedule, it is better to create a single data retention policy containing all requirements.

This white paper outlines how a unified approach is more compliant and drives more consistent execution.

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Interest Area: Information Governance, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: Global
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