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.
Attorneys Denver Edwards & Patrick Bradford will examine key litigation issues shaping sports content distribution and college sports, including teams' creditor rights following the unwinding of the FanDuel Sports Networks and emerging risks tied to the appeal of the House v. NCAA settlement to the 9th Circuit.
Attorneys often provide guidance to organizations through their board members, officers, and employees. However, what responsibilities does an in-house attorney have when advising clients about actions that may pose legal risks to individuals who are not clients? In this session, Ogletree Deakins attorneys Richard Warren (shareholder, Detroit (Metro)) and Kristi Nelson Foy (shareholder, Milwaukee) will be joined by David Ellenbogen (General Counsel of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan) to explore the relevant Model Rules of Professional Conduct that outline an attorney’s duty to the organization in these situations, including Rule 1.1 (Competence), Rule 1.4 (Communications), and Rule 2.1 (Advisor), as well as other important rules, such as Rules 4.1, 4.3, and 1.13(f), which require attorneys to clarify that they do not represent these individuals personally. Additionally, the speakers will provide recommendations on how to effectively meet these duties and obligations.
Join us for this month’s legal update on the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence in today’s workplace. Jennifer Betts from Ogletree Deakins will delve into the latest trends and updates at the intersection of AI, the workplace, and unions. Jennifer will offer practical tips on what in-house counsel need to know about this omnipresent topic in 2026.