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Register to join our ACC NCR Lawyers Have Heart Virtual Team and run/walk with us in Richmond, VA. Meet up with other ACC NCR Members in Greater VA. Family, friends and pets are welcome, as well as walkers and runners alike. We will have coffee and snacks at the start and then you are welcome to walk or run as a group.
The Virginia Capital Trail is a fully paved, multi-use trail that runs through 4 jurisdictions (City of Richmond, Henrico County, Charles City County, and James City County) with several attractions along the way. The meet up point, and proposed route offer a short round trip along the Richmond riverfront. We plan to follow this this 2.4 mile route
When you register and join our ACC NCR LHH Team, select the virtual option. There is a $10 fee that goes towards the American Heart Association. There is a suggested fundraising donation goal of $250. This is optional. More instructions are included in the registration confirmation.
This panel will discuss a range of IP-related topics relevant for companies developing or using AI platforms, including issues of copyright authorship and ownership, trademark, trade secret, right of publicity, risk mitigation and more. We will also cover contractual issues that commonly arise for both developers of AI platforms and companies doing business with those developers.
“Mediation: Use It or Lose It – Don’t Waste Your Company’s Resources with an Ineffective Process”
Mediation can be a powerful tool for resolving corporate disputes efficiently—but only when used effectively. This CLE program will equip corporate counsel with strategies to maximize mediation’s value, including identifying the right timing, preparing strategically, and avoiding common pitfalls that waste time and resources. Participants will gain insights on selecting the right mediator, structuring a productive process, and ensuring mediation aligns with business objectives. Learn how to turn mediation into a competitive advantage rather than an expensive detour.
Join the ACC Tampa Bay Women's Group for a Golf Scramble on Sunday, April 27, 2025 at Cove Cay Golf Club.
Date: Sunday, April 27, 2025
Arrival Time: NO LATER than 3:30 PM
Tee Time: 3:45 PM
Location: Cove Cay Golf Club
2612 Cove Cay Dr
Clearwater, FL 33760
There will be live music in the club house that evening for those that want to stay after for entertainment and food/drinks. Please note that ACC TB will cover the cost of the round of golf only.
Join Epstein Becker & Green and ACC Northeast for lunch and a discussion about whistleblower and retaliation claims. Facilitated by Epstein Becker & Green's, Elizabeth J. McEvoy, topics will include:
Trends relating to the recent rise in claims;
Explaining what is considered protected activity;
Changes we can expect with the new Administration;
Best practices to minimize your company's risk.
By the end of this session, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of retaliation and whistleblower claims and how to best protect their company. Chatham House Rules will govern the discussion, and CLE credit will be offered.
Attendance is limited to ensure a good discussion, so sign up early to guarantee a spot.
Join Epstein Becker & Green and ACC Northeast for lunch and a discussion about whistleblower and retaliation claims. Facilitated by Epstein Becker & Green's, Elizabeth J. McEvoy, topics will include:
Trends relating to the recent rise in claims;
Explaining what is considered protected activity;
Changes we can expect with the new Administration;
Best practices to minimize your company's risk.
By the end of this session, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of retaliation and whistleblower claims and how to best protect their company. Chatham House Rules will govern the discussion, and CLE credit will be offered.
Attendance is limited to ensure a good discussion, so sign up early to guarantee a spot.
We explore the most important and relevant cases, including recent cases on contracts, corporate law, fraud and other topics as well as some inside baseball about the court itself and what is going on at the corner of Kent and Wellington.
In today’s rapidly changing Government Contracting environment, it is crucial for contractors to understand the immediate actions they can take to protect their interests in the event work is stopped, changed, or terminated. Panelists from HKA’s Government Contracting practice will discuss what they are seeing in today’s Government contracting environment and review immediate actions contractors can take to help maximize cost recovery and protect their interests in the event of a work stoppage, change order, or contract termination.
Following the Roundtable, there will be ample time to enjoy the fantastic food and drink at Nostos and socialize with your peers facing similar issues. Sponsors may send two representatives, except Diamond, which may send three.
Speakers: Mike LaCorte, Jim Thomas, Partners, and Jose Soto, Director, Government Contracting Advisory Services at HKA, and Virginia Robinson, SVP, Chief Legal Officer at Chugach Government Solutions, LLC.
Agenda:
5:15 pm – Registration
5:45 – 6:15 pm – Roundtable Presentation
6:15 – 8:00 pm – Social This event is for informational purposes only, no CLE will be offered.
*Sponsors may send two representatives, except Diamond, which may send three.