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The Conference Agenda includes:

Session One (Two Hours VA Ethics Session): Legal Ethics Concerns When Using Generative Artificial Intelligence in Client Matters - Sponsored by Williams & Connolly (2.0 Ethics credits)

Session Two: Artificial Intelligence – Threats from an FBI Perspective - No CLE credit for this session

Session Three: Who’s Really Logging In? Detection, Prevention, and Employer Response Strategies to Remote Workforce Fraud - Sponsored by Davis Wright Tremaine LLP (1.0 MCLE credit)

Session Four: AI on Trial: Copyright, AI Tool Usage, and Supply Chain Update - Sponsored by Haynes Boone (1.0 MCLE credit)

Session Five: AI & Tech Transaction Risks - Sponsored by Polsinelli PC (1.0 MCLE credit)

Click HERE for a detailed Agenda with session summaries.

5.0 Hours of VA MCLE, including 2 Hours of Ethics, Pending

Join ACC Central Florida and Ogletree Deakins for a CLE Lunch & Learn event: Workplace Investigations & The Proper Use of Independent Contractors.

Presented by Iggy Garcia of Ogletree Deakins, this 1.5 hour CLE will share the latest updates and insights on conducting workplace investigations and using independent contractors. Take away practical tips and learn what employers should watch out for in 2026.

CLE pending Florida Bar approval. 

This program examines the Trump Administration’s new False Claims Act (FCA) priorities, which now include DEI, gender-affirming care, tariffs, and more. This program explores how these priorities may differ from more traditional areas of enforcement and how these priorities are influencing whistleblowers and qui tam suits. Additionally, this program looks at recent trends in FCA enforcement and current issues arising in FCA litigation.

Presented by Nick Peterson and Posi Oshinowo, of Counsel at Wiley, along with an in-house panelist.

1.5 Hours of VA MCLE pending.

WEBINAR LINK:

https://accinhouse.zoom.us/j/97373000909

"Positioning Yourself in the Legal Job Market: Personal Branding, Visibility, and Opportunity"

Even when you aren’t actively exploring a job change, you may find yourself wondering how the legal hiring market works today. What kinds of opportunities exist, how do experienced attorneys hear about them, and what should you be doing now so that, if the right opportunity appears—inside your organization or elsewhere—you’re prepared to pursue it?

For many in-house lawyers, the answers look different than they did earlier in their careers. Personal branding, professional visibility, and opportunities that arise through professional networks, referrals, and recruiter relationships now play a larger role in how attorneys learn about and pursue new roles.

In this practical discussion, Megan Grossman of Latitude and others will share insights from their daily work in the legal hiring market and discuss how in-house counsel can stay relevant and well-positioned for future opportunities. The conversation will explore how attorneys can strengthen their professional visibility, align their professional narrative, and position themselves to recognize and pursue opportunities—whether inside their organization or elsewhere.

Whether you’re actively exploring opportunities or simply interested in understanding how the legal job market works today, this session will offer practical guidance on maintaining professional visibility and positioning yourself effectively in today’s legal job market.

Topics will include:

• How the in-house legal hiring market is evolving
• What professional visibility and personal branding look like for in-house counsel today
• Optimizing your resume, LinkedIn presence, and professional narrative
• Leveraging professional networks and recruiter relationships
• “Power skills” that increasingly differentiate experienced in-house counsel
• Practical ways to stay prepared for opportunities as they arise

IMPORTANT REMINDER: ACC GREATER PHILADELPHIA EVENTS ARE STRICTLY RESERVED FOR ELIGIBLE IN-HOUSE COUNSEL and INVITED guests and sponsors.  ACCGP reserves the right to confirm eligible status of all event registrants and cancel unqualified registrations.  Click Here to learn more about & how to join ACC Greater Philadelphia.

Please join LexFusion, now part of Baretz+Brunelle, for a Cinco de Mayo gathering bringing together corporate counsel and others across the legal ecosystem who are shaping what’s next in legal.

This is a networking-first event—no panels, no presentations, no pitches. Just a great opportunity to connect with peers, meet innovators from across the legal tech ecosystem, and have real conversations in a relaxed setting, with great food and drinks. 

Whether you’re curious about where the market is heading, looking to expand your network, or simply want to spend time with this fast-growing community, this is an easy (and enjoyable) way to do it.

Come for the tacos and tequila, and leave with new connections and fresh perspectives.

Join Cozen O'Connor for an unforgettable evening of connection, conversation, and culinary flair at Oyamel Cocina Mexicana, located in the heart of Hudson Yards.

This Signature Social brings together in‑house legal professionals for a relaxed yet elevated networking experience—whether you’re reconnecting with colleagues or expanding your professional circle, this evening promises engaging conversation in a warm, modern setting inspired by the bold flavors and spirit of Mexico.

Space is limited — we encourage you to register early.

“Class Action Settlements: Navigating Brand-Safe Administration to Achieve Global Peace”

Class action settlement administration is no longer a back-end process—it is a high-stakes, customer-facing event that can directly impact brand reputation, claimant trust, and the ultimate success of a resolution.

Join Angeion Group and ACC Philadelphia for an interactive roundtable exploring how in-house counsel can take a more proactive, strategic role in guiding settlement administration and partnering effectively with defense counsel from the earliest stages of a case.

Discussion Highlights

• Modern Notice in a Brand-Safe Environment – including digital, email, and in-app communications that enhance—not undermine—customer trust 
• Fraud Prevention & AI – how advanced analytics and AI-driven tools are being used to detect fraud, prevent duplicate claims, and protect settlement integrity 
• Emerging Pressures - managing the rise of opt-out campaigns, mass arbitration, and third-party filers 
• Designing Effective Claims Processes – balancing ease of participation with rigor and defensibility 
• Pre-Settlement Strategy – how to evaluate administration costs, settlement structure (common fund vs. claims-made), and key risks during mediation 
• Empowering In-House Counsel – practical guidance on what to expect, what to ask, and how to position yourself to drive better outcomes 

Stephanie Saunders, Michael Lynch, and Cara Braslow will lead an experience-driven discussion on what is working today and where the industry is headed. Drawing on experience across thousands of administrations for leading global brands, Angeion will provide a candid look at how modern claims administration works – and how decisions around notice, claims design, and cost structure drive outcomes.

This session will equip corporate legal leaders with practical, actionable insight to better manage outside counsel, protect brand equity, and ensure settlements are executed efficiently and with confidence.

IMPORTANT REMINDER: ACC GREATER PHILADELPHIA EVENTS ARE STRICTLY RESERVED FOR ELIGIBLE IN-HOUSE COUNSEL and INVITED guests and sponsors.  ACCGP reserves the right to confirm eligible status of all event registrants and cancel unqualified registrations.  Click Here to learn more about & how to join ACC Greater Philadelphia.

This session will explore the current landscape of tariffs and their impact on trade, including which tariffs have been invalidated, which remain in effect, and new tariffs that have emerged or are on the horizon. The program will also address the latest developments in pursuing refunds and strategies for supply chain resiliency in a rapidly evolving tariff environment. In addition, we will discuss new tariffs across sectors and examine the federal government’s ongoing role in tariff implementation and related federal initiatives. Finally, we will explain how the Supreme Court’s decision in Learning Resources, Inc. has shaped these developments and continues to influence trade today.

Presented by Stephen Anstey, Counsel Director and Gunjan Talati, Partner at Kilpatrick, along with an in-house panelist.

1.5 Hours of VA MCLE pending.