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EARLY BIRD RATE ENDS: August 1, 2025
LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION: August 14, 2025

If you are an in-house attorney seeking to become proficient in the essential skills critical to an in-house legal career, the ACC In-house Counsel Certified (ICC) designation is precisely what you need. It will help you position yourself as indispensable to the corporate client. 

REQUIREMENTS

The ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program is open to licensed attorneys who either:

a) are currently employed as in-house counsel (no minimum experience required), or b) previously have been employed as in-house counsel (for a minimum of one year).

An in-house counsel is an individual who is engaged in the active practice of law employed by an organization in either the private or public sector, does not have regulatory, enforcement, or policymaking responsibilities; nor works in an institution with such authority; and does not hold himself/herself out to the public for the practice of law. 

The following are ineligible for the ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program:

• Individuals whose responsibility may include selling or providing services to individuals or organizations who are not their employer. This would include individuals who work for companies that provide legal services such as headhunters, contract attorneys, law firms, and temporary agencies.
• Individuals whose responsibilities include sales, marketing, and business development in the legal market.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Your registration to the program includes access to the following components: 

Online Self-paced Modules: Upon registration, you will be given access to 8 online training modules that must be completed for you to satisfactorily complete the assessments and course. You can access your materials at anytime, anywhere, and on any device.

Virtual Workshops: Held on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday over the course of two weeks (see program agenda), attendance at these workshops is required for completion of the certificate program

Final Assessment: We want you to finish the course with the knowledge and skills to be a competent and successful in-house counsel. At the end of the workshops, you will undertake a self-paced online assessment. Delegates obtaining a passing score will be awarded the credential In-house Counsel Certified (ICC).

ICC Designation

Once the coursework, workshops and online assessment have been completed, you will receive the credential In-house Counsel Certified certificate and badge for you to share in your online profiles and email signature. No ongoing maintenance is required.

ABOUT CLE/CPD

The certificate program does not offer CLE/CPD credits; however, you will receive a certificate of attendance for up to 21 hours of continuing education. The certificate of attendance can be used to self-report your education to your jurisdiction.

Need additional information?  Contact us at certification@acc.com

EARLY BIRD RATE ENDS: August 1, 2025
LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION: August 14, 2025

If you are an in-house attorney seeking to become proficient in the essential skills critical to an in-house legal career, the ACC In-house Counsel Certified (ICC) designation is precisely what you need. It will help you position yourself as indispensable to the corporate client. 

REQUIREMENTS

The ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program is open to licensed attorneys who either:

a) are currently employed as in-house counsel (no minimum experience required), or b) previously have been employed as in-house counsel (for a minimum of one year).

An in-house counsel is an individual who is engaged in the active practice of law employed by an organization in either the private or public sector, does not have regulatory, enforcement, or policymaking responsibilities; nor works in an institution with such authority; and does not hold himself/herself out to the public for the practice of law. 

The following are ineligible for the ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program:

• Individuals whose responsibility may include selling or providing services to individuals or organizations who are not their employer. This would include individuals who work for companies that provide legal services such as headhunters, contract attorneys, law firms, and temporary agencies.
• Individuals whose responsibilities include sales, marketing, and business development in the legal market.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Your registration to the program includes access to the following components: 

Online Self-paced Modules: Upon registration, you will be given access to 8 online training modules that must be completed for you to satisfactorily complete the assessments and course. You can access your materials at anytime, anywhere, and on any device.

Virtual Workshops: Held on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday over the course of two weeks (see program agenda), attendance at these workshops is required for completion of the certificate program

Final Assessment: We want you to finish the course with the knowledge and skills to be a competent and successful in-house counsel. At the end of the workshops, you will undertake a self-paced online assessment. Delegates obtaining a passing score will be awarded the credential In-house Counsel Certified (ICC).

ICC Designation

Once the coursework, workshops and online assessment have been completed, you will receive the credential In-house Counsel Certified certificate and badge for you to share in your online profiles and email signature. No ongoing maintenance is required.

ABOUT CLE/CPD

The certificate program does not offer CLE/CPD credits; however, you will receive a certificate of attendance for up to 21 hours of continuing education. The certificate of attendance can be used to self-report your education to your jurisdiction.

Need additional information?  Contact us at certification@acc.com

EARLY BIRD RATE ENDS: August 1, 2025
LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION: August 14, 2025

If you are an in-house attorney seeking to become proficient in the essential skills critical to an in-house legal career, the ACC In-house Counsel Certified (ICC) designation is precisely what you need. It will help you position yourself as indispensable to the corporate client. 

REQUIREMENTS

The ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program is open to licensed attorneys who either:

a) are currently employed as in-house counsel (no minimum experience required), or b) previously have been employed as in-house counsel (for a minimum of one year).

An in-house counsel is an individual who is engaged in the active practice of law employed by an organization in either the private or public sector, does not have regulatory, enforcement, or policymaking responsibilities; nor works in an institution with such authority; and does not hold himself/herself out to the public for the practice of law. 

The following are ineligible for the ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program:

• Individuals whose responsibility may include selling or providing services to individuals or organizations who are not their employer. This would include individuals who work for companies that provide legal services such as headhunters, contract attorneys, law firms, and temporary agencies.
• Individuals whose responsibilities include sales, marketing, and business development in the legal market.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Your registration to the program includes access to the following components: 

Online Self-paced Modules: Upon registration, you will be given access to 8 online training modules that must be completed for you to satisfactorily complete the assessments and course. You can access your materials at anytime, anywhere, and on any device.

Virtual Workshops: Held on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday over the course of two weeks (see program agenda), attendance at these workshops is required for completion of the certificate program

Final Assessment: We want you to finish the course with the knowledge and skills to be a competent and successful in-house counsel. At the end of the workshops, you will undertake a self-paced online assessment. Delegates obtaining a passing score will be awarded the credential In-house Counsel Certified (ICC).

ICC Designation

Once the coursework, workshops and online assessment have been completed, you will receive the credential In-house Counsel Certified certificate and badge for you to share in your online profiles and email signature. No ongoing maintenance is required.

ABOUT CLE/CPD

The certificate program does not offer CLE/CPD credits; however, you will receive a certificate of attendance for up to 21 hours of continuing education. The certificate of attendance can be used to self-report your education to your jurisdiction.

Need additional information?  Contact us at certification@acc.com

EARLY BIRD RATE ENDS: August 1, 2025
LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION: August 14, 2025

If you are an in-house attorney seeking to become proficient in the essential skills critical to an in-house legal career, the ACC In-house Counsel Certified (ICC) designation is precisely what you need. It will help you position yourself as indispensable to the corporate client. 

REQUIREMENTS

The ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program is open to licensed attorneys who either:

a) are currently employed as in-house counsel (no minimum experience required), or b) previously have been employed as in-house counsel (for a minimum of one year).

An in-house counsel is an individual who is engaged in the active practice of law employed by an organization in either the private or public sector, does not have regulatory, enforcement, or policymaking responsibilities; nor works in an institution with such authority; and does not hold himself/herself out to the public for the practice of law. 

The following are ineligible for the ACC In-house Counsel Certificate Program:

• Individuals whose responsibility may include selling or providing services to individuals or organizations who are not their employer. This would include individuals who work for companies that provide legal services such as headhunters, contract attorneys, law firms, and temporary agencies.
• Individuals whose responsibilities include sales, marketing, and business development in the legal market.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Your registration to the program includes access to the following components: 

Online Self-paced Modules: Upon registration, you will be given access to 8 online training modules that must be completed for you to satisfactorily complete the assessments and course. You can access your materials at anytime, anywhere, and on any device.

Virtual Workshops: Held on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday over the course of two weeks (see program agenda), attendance at these workshops is required for completion of the certificate program

Final Assessment: We want you to finish the course with the knowledge and skills to be a competent and successful in-house counsel. At the end of the workshops, you will undertake a self-paced online assessment. Delegates obtaining a passing score will be awarded the credential In-house Counsel Certified (ICC).

ICC Designation

Once the coursework, workshops and online assessment have been completed, you will receive the credential In-house Counsel Certified certificate and badge for you to share in your online profiles and email signature. No ongoing maintenance is required.

ABOUT CLE/CPD

The certificate program does not offer CLE/CPD credits; however, you will receive a certificate of attendance for up to 21 hours of continuing education. The certificate of attendance can be used to self-report your education to your jurisdiction.

Need additional information?  Contact us at certification@acc.com

Organizations are moving quickly to adopt AI across the business. While your leadership may be pushing to use AI everywhere now, the task of putting the necessary compliance, risk, data quality, and data security measures in place can feel daunting, if not overwhelming. This webinar breaks AI readiness into practical, manageable steps, so organizations can focus on the most important measures to implement now while building a strong foundation for broader AI use over time.

We examine the different stages of AI adoption, including early experimentation with tools such as ChatGPT, the use of Copilot, and more advanced deployments such as agentic RAG. For each stage, we outline the policies, processes, and data capabilities needed to responsibly and effectively support that level of use. Come away with a clear checklist for assessing your current state, identifying gaps, and understanding how each stage builds on previous ones to create a scalable and sustainable AI readiness program.

Tom Mighell and Mark Diamond of Contoural and Stacey Shaw of Careington International Corporation share practical strategies for addressing AI readiness, explaining which foundational measures need to be put in place, why they matter, and how each element supports the next. They also highlight activities that may appear helpful but in reality do little to advance true AI readiness, enabling participants and fellow stakeholders to focus their time and resources on areas of greatest impact. The session is designed to provide practical guidance for legal and related professionals advising their organizations on AI risk, readiness, and operational preparedness.

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Many organizations want to modernize and expand their records management programs, but face a tough reality: budgets are tight and companies are reluctant to add headcount. At the same time, compliance requirements are increasing, and the amount of information to manage continues to grow. 

In this practical webinar, we share proven strategies for growing the scope and impact of your records management program by using the people, tools, and resources you already have more efficiently and effectively.

 Topics include: 

• How to align your program’s maturity level with real business needs and risk without over-engineering. 

• Creating a records schedule that is easier to execute. 

• Automating records management with tools you already own. 

• Engaging business units to help drive the program (and making it a win for them). 

This session provides real-world examples and headcount-conscious approaches to help you do more with less while still advancing compliance, reducing risk, and strengthening your organization’s information governance posture. 

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Join Mac Murray & Shuster privacy attorneys Aaron Parry and Josh Stevens for a timely update exploring key legal and operational aspects of data governance. This session will provide a practical overview of how federal and state privacy laws address: 

• Cookie Data Collection - how to determine which data cookies to capture
• Data Governance - implementation strategies to align policies and procedures with regulatory expectations
• Document Retention – understanding retention requirements and best practices

Aaron and Josh will explore how these requirements vary across different regulatory frameworks and share actionable strategies for implementing effective policies and procedures. Whether you're refining your organization's privacy posture or building a compliance program from the ground up, this update will provide valuable guidance to help align internal policies with evolving legal standards and ensure compliance in a complex data landscape.  

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