The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations, nonprofits and other private-sector organizations around the globe.
ACC Northeast together with Jackson Lewis P. C. invite you to log-in for this informative webinar. This webinar will address the legal and practical issues related to the Coronavirus pandemic and provide guidance on the most common questions your organization are receiving from your employees and their managers. This timely webinar will provide all the FAQs and give in-house counsel the insight to minimize risk and mitigate their employment issues. This webinar is appropriate for all attorneys and their human resource colleagues.
All are invited to join Mike Bertoncini and Stephen Paterniti, Principals at Jackson Lewis P.C. by registering below. Dial-in instructions will be provided after registration.
Industry experts anticipate a wave of coronavirus-related insurance claims to be filed over the next several months. There are practical hurdles to overcome for insurance recovery while undertaking crisis response. In-house counsel and risk managers should carefully evaluate policy language and determine a strategy for filing claims. A number of publications have speculated that COVID-19 claims are unlikely to be covered by traditional policies held by most businesses, but in-house counsel should not assume that speculation to be true and should take steps to support possible claims.
Douglas Radigan and Jared Fiore, dispute resolution and trial attorneys at Bowditch & Dewey LLP will lead this discussion business interruption coverage, civil authority provisions, D&O policies, commercial general liability policies, event cancellation coverage, exclusions, and more. Find out exactly what insurance policies might apply?
Join ACC Northeast and Bowditch for this timely webinar. Dial-in information will be provided after you register.
The GrayRobinson Team will discuss all of the “March Madness” from this year’s Legislative Session and cover the top seed issues such as health care reform, E-verify, deregulation, allocations, and more. On the court will also be the annual favorites, and maybe a scandal or two. Ultimately, attendees will learn what the big takeaways were, and where the chalk ruled.
This presentation will focus on best practices to get ahead of and resolve potential liabilities before they become significant issues. The presentation will focus on creating protocols, including direct lines of communication between employees, to both spot and address potential issues. The program will also focus on how employees may best leverage in-house counsel resources to minimize and resolve issues.
In today’s business environment, compliance with the growing body of data protection law requires a broad focus. Members of Dechert’s Data Privacy and Cybersecurity practice will outline a collection of data protection issues of interest to businesses operating in international markets, including:
Getting ready for California’s new privacy law;
What to expect this year in terms of enforcement under the EU’s data protection regime;
New developments in U.S. litigation over the legality of web scraping;
European Privacy law and the Coronavirus; and,
Cybersecurity advice for companies managing employees working remotely during the current pandemic.
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A surge in new data privacy regulations, increased awareness of privacy rights and the proliferation of online activities are setting up a minefield for in-house counsel.
Beyond practicing good data hygiene, in-house counsel must proactively mitigate privacy and security risk in order to protect their companies and their customers. In this ever-changing regulatory landscape, there is no room for comfort/inactivity as plaintiff attorneys are eying private rights of action and new theories of liability in order to supercharge litigation against companies of all types and sizes!
Join the ACC Northeast Chapter and ACC's exclusive Alliance Partner for Data Privacy Compliance, Exterro, for this online workshop lead by Robert Fowler of Exterro and Mark Schreiber of McDermott Will & Emery. These seasoned professionals will offer an up-to-the minute regulatory review, a heads-up on risks of potential litigation and provide key practical tips that you must undertake now to meet your responsibilities to the companies you represent.
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The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” and it is expected to be passed in the Senate and signed by the president this week. This important law is expected to have an impact on employers, creating new entitlements to paid leave and broadening the Family and Medical Leave Act. The law will have an immediate impact on employers and include new protections for workers who miss work for reasons related to the COVID-19 outbreak. There are lots of questions surrounding this anticipated legislation and this webinar will provide a summary of the expected law and answer the most commonly asked questions from our clients during this ever-evolving situation.
This is part of a bimonthly webinar series hosted by Faegre Drinker’s international team. The series will tackle timely issues of importance for companies with international business and growth objectives.
From Brexit to coronavirus and government contracting requirements to trade tariffs, international supply chains are under increasing pressure. Manufacturers, suppliers and customers are facing these new challenges as they navigate potential disruptions to their supply relationships. Hear from our experienced team (including attorneys in China) as we discuss these challenges and consider options for addressing the risks in both executed contracts and new contract negotiations, and preparations for potential disputes.
Have a scheduling conflict? Register for the live event, and we'll send you the on-demand recording shortly after the broadcast date.
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QUESTIONS? If you have questions about this event, please contact Lindsey Merek lindsey.merek@faegredrinker.com or call +1 317 237 1289.
Join the Faegre Drinker privacy, cybersecurity & data strategy team for a privacy and cybersecurity update. We will discuss current privacy and cybersecurity law and regulatory developments, as well as look ahead to expected shifts in the landscape. Experienced members from our team will discuss important changes to the CCPA and other U.S. state privacy laws, emerging cybersecurity regulations, and global privacy developments.
Have a scheduling conflict? Register for the live event, and we’ll send you the on-demand recording shortly after the broadcast date.
Click HERE for additional information on the program and the speakers and to register for this webinar.
QUESTIONS? If you have questions about the program, please contact Mesha Hegna Goodwill at +1 612 766 7145.