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Top 10 Takeaways from the EU AI Act for US Companies
Emily Lamm, Associate, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
5 pages

This article highlights 10 key takeaways for US companies regarding the EU AI Act, which imposes a comprehensive regulatory framework for AI systems. With its extraterritorial scope, the EU AI Act may impact US companies placing AI systems in the EU market or whose AI outputs are used within the EU.

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Interest Area: Compliance and Ethics, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: European Union, United States

Ease your concerns about the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) regulations around the globe. Since its implementation on January 1, the CTA aims to make corporate ownership more transparent and to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illicit activities. Join this session to learn more about CTA exemptions, enforcement actions, and what may be coming in 2025 and beyond.

Presented in cooperation with CSC Global

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The GDPR was enacted more than 5 years ago, but global companies continue to grapple with privacy laws throughout the world, now with even more cybersecurity laws and regulations set to take effect. Beginning with a panel discussion, this session will compare existing US and EU data privacy laws with China's new Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) before attendees step in to discuss how data privacy scenarios should be handled under both existing and future laws. The session will integrate insights for crafting a flexible and effective global cybersecurity compliance policy, examine international perspectives on cybersecurity obligations, and identify overlaps in cybersecurity and data privacy.

Delve into cost and risk reduction strategies in the realm of big data with this interactive panel discussion. This session will present hypothetical situations that in-house counsel may face involving large amounts of data – from broad litigation requests and regulatory compliance efforts to intricate privacy dilemmas. Panelists will field potential solutions to these situations from the audience, highlighting successful strategies and potential traps to avoid. The panel will also dive into best practices in the areas of records retention, defensible disposal, and litigation readiness.


Presented in cooperation with Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

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Many federal agencies are creating regulations for privacy and cybersecurity, with Notices of Proposed Rulemaking coming out every few months. They do not seem to be coordinated with state efforts and may contradict other agency regulations and law enforcement. This session will review some of these new regulations, highlight contradictions, and explore possible ways to proceed if your organization is subject to contradictory requirements.

Embark on a unique journey to unfold an IP case study featuring a multinational company with a diverse IP portfolio including hardware, software, and AI technology. Advise the company from the audience as issues are presented. Each decision made will influence complex international IP challenges, including AI issues like ownership of work product, AI washing, and IP protection for AI output. Experts will discuss the implications after each decision, offering effective strategies for in-house counsel managing global IP portfolios.

Since its origins, the legal function has been a human-driven experience. Now, with the adoption of generative AI, lawyers can utilize technology to aid their work, but such a transformation requires skills traditionally unknown to many legal professionals. This program will work through key recommendations for lawyers wanting to adopt AI into their workflow and help the audience identify the steps they need to take to prepare their functions for the AI revolution.

Presented in cooperation with LegalSifter

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Attorneys Greg Fayard and Paul Cardinale of Cardinale Fayard and the Medical Defense Law Group in Sacramento will provide an hour of MCLE credit regarding the newest subject matter required by the California State Bar: Technology and the Law. Mr. Fayard and Mr. Cardinale will survey how artificial intelligence technologies can assist California attorneys in their practices in a variety of practice areas.

This session will provide an overview and discuss how the TPSA applies to the use of Texans' personal data including through apps, websites and social media. We will also look at how the TPSA requirements dovetails with other states' data privacy laws and regulations, best practices, and how to minimize the risks of non-compliance, class action tracking and data breach litigation, brand reputational loss and data security. 

Registration - 11:30 am 
Lunch Service begins at 11:45 am 
CLE Presentation - 12:00-1:00 pm
 followed by Dessert, Questions & Networking 
 

CLE Pass Accepted

GenAI and Future Corporate Legal Work: How Ready Are In-house Teams?
Association of Corporate Counsel
43 pages

This survey report examines the extent to which GenAI is being utilized, and the impact it is having on legal work, in-house roles, and department.

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Interest Area: Artificial Intelligence, Career Development, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: Global, United States
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