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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.

Resource Details
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

Exclusively for in-house counsel, these ACC-Boston University programs are taught by Questrom School of Business faculty members with extensive experience in management education for lawyers.

These targeted courses will help you:

  • Enhance your understanding of the major business concepts, issues and challenges facing business leaders.
  • Identify the unique issues your organization faces in today’s global environment.
  • Discover key frameworks, tools, and techniques employed by business leaders.
  • Understand business terminology.
  • Manage your company’s legal department more efficiently.
  • Offer ideas and solutions that have an impact on the overall success of your organization.

Exclusively for in-house counsel, these ACC-Boston University programs are taught by Questrom School of Business faculty members with extensive experience in management education for lawyers.

These targeted courses will help you:

  • Enhance your understanding of the major business concepts, issues and challenges facing business leaders.
  • Identify the unique issues your organization faces in today’s global environment.
  • Discover key frameworks, tools, and techniques employed by business leaders.
  • Understand business terminology.
  • Manage your company’s legal department more efficiently.
  • Offer ideas and solutions that have an impact on the overall success of your organization.

The ACC-King's College London Mini MBA for In-house Lawyers introduces the essential business skills required to succeed in today's competitive corporate legal environment.

Develop your business acumen and sharpen your management skills by exploring, with KCL’s esteemed business school faculty, an introduction to critical MBA disciplines, such as:

  • accounting,
  • finance,
  • corporate governance,
  • strategy,
  • human resource management, and
  • leadership. 
International Comparative Legal Guide to Franchise 2026
Global Legal Group
226 pages

This guide covers common issues in franchise laws and regulations across 19 jurisdictions. Topics covered include competition law, real estate, and protecting the brand.

Resource Details
Interest Area: Commercial and Contracts, Real Estate, Employment and Labor
Region: Global, Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Nigeria, Poland, South Africa, South Korea, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

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


In a fast shifting and disruptive enforcement landscape, laws affecting interactions with foreign companies and governments present unprecedented compliance risks and burdens for the unwary. The Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938 (“FARA”) remains a sweeping, vague statute, for which the application even to U.S. companies can often be threatening and unclear, particularly in the face of the proliferation of similar legislation by other jurisdictions around the world. Similarly, companies attempting to comply with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 (“FCPA”), which has historically been one of the areas of most aggressive corporate criminal enforcement, are now operating in an environment of unprecedented uncertainty. Recent DOJ guidance on the enforcement of both laws and a recent Presidential directive regarding review of FCPA enforcement have created significant ambiguities as to the fate of ongoing investigations and enforcement, potentially fundamentally altering the compliance and voluntary disclosure calculus - in some surprising ways. Learn how these laws work, and how recent developments will affect enforcement and compliance practices.

Presented by:

Caroline Leary
COO & General Counsel
Environmental Working Group (EWG)

Jamie Schafer
Partner, White Collar & Investigations
Perkins Coie

Brian Svoboda
Partner, Political Law
Perkins Coie

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


This panel will discuss some of the key legal and regulatory actions taken during the first six months of the Trump Administration that impact the nonprofit sector. Some organizations are facing dire circumstances triggered by the loss of federal funding. Others are assessing whether shifting federal policies regarding “DEI,” immigration and other issues will affect their charitable programs and grantmaking. Others may fear targeted IRS audits and other agency investigations. As in-house counsel, you have a key role in helping your organization’s leadership navigate these challenges. Our discussion will arm you with information, guidance, and strategies to help you assess options and prepare for potential scrutiny.

Presented by:

Catherine Livingston
Chief Legal Officer
American Institutes for Research

Meghan Bliss
Partner
Loeb & Loeb LLP

Diara M. Holmes
Partner
Loeb & Loeb LLP

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