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What do employers need to know about the new Illinois law regulating the use of artificial intelligence? This FAQ guide provides an overview of the law, which goes into effect in 2026.
The ACC Executive Leadership Institute (ELI) is a one-of-a-kind event specifically tailored for rising in-house counsel leaders who demonstrate promise to become general counsel during their careers, and brand-new general counsel with 12 or fewer months serving in their first GC role.
The ELI provides a unique opportunity to engage in enriching discussions with seasoned experts who have successfully navigated the challenges of being a general counsel, including insights, strategies, and best practices to overcome obstacles and drive business success. From managing legal risks to shaping organizational direction, gain the skills to make impactful decisions.
As a distinguished ELI Fellow, you will join a network of professionals who share a common vision for excellence in the in-house legal community. It's an unparalleled opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with like-minded professionals.
*Eligibility: Participants must report directly to the highest-ranking legal officer of an organization, and hold a title such as deputy general counsel, associate general counsel, managing attorney or general counsel for a division, subsidiary, or region of the organization or serving in the general counsel role for 12 months or less with no prior GC experience.
This sample provides guidelines for outside counsel's use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This sample includes provisions related to disclosure, data security, accuracy, and performance.
In today's litigation environment, the threat of nuclear verdicts—massive monetary judgments that can destabilize corporations, trigger financial crises, and damage brand reputation—has become a critical concern for corporate counsel. To effectively protect organizations from catastrophic legal exposure, corporate legal teams must adopt a synergistic, multidimensional defense strategy that leverages trial expertise, appellate advocacy, and insurance recovery.
This Texas-CLE program, led by Haynes Boone attorneys Victor Vital (Trials), Mark Trachtenberg (Appellate), and Emily Buchanan (Insurance Recovery) with additional insights from Ritu Gupta (Assistant Vice President-Senior Legal Counsel at AT&T Services, Inc) offers an in-depth discussion on how corporate counsel can proactively eliminate, mitigate, or defend against the risk of nuclear verdicts. Through real-world case studies, strategic insights, and proven methodologies, participants will gain practical tools for safeguarding their organizations against potentially devastating verdicts.
Key Topics:
Understanding the Nuclear Verdict Phenomenon: Trends, drivers, and risk factors.
Trial Strategy for Minimizing Risk: Narrative development, jury persuasion, and damages defense.
This program originally aired on October 15, 2024. Please note that this program recording is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
During this webinar, an expert panel will share insights and lessons learned responding to international and Asian data breaches; this includes the latest threats and trends, along with the legal/regulatory impact and practical considerations when handling sensitive personal and commercial data (pre-, during, and Post-incident).
Presented by:
Jonathan Crompton Partner, Head of Cyber Response RPC
Stephen Morgan Head of Digitial Forensics & Incident Response, APAC AON
Join us for an engaging and relaxed dinner with fellow in-house counsel to eat, discuss, and learn about the evolving role of AI in the legal landscape from the Luminance team.
Topics of Discussion:
Key lessons from the new AI landscape
The ROI of AI: saving time, reducing costs, and redeploying staff
Implementing and maximizing value from Legal-Grade™ AI
This event is free of charge and for ACC Members. You must RSVP to attend. Space is limited and no walk-ins will be permitted.
Region:Global, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States