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What does sharing data mean, and how do you share it in a compliant manner? The answer is complex as organizations are sharing data to cover a wide range of activities â and sharing with multiple different parties for various purposes. In this session, learn what you need to know about data sharing, international data transfers, and the latest data privacy developments in Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, China, and Australia.
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
What does sharing data mean, and how do you share it in a compliant manner? The answer is complex as organizations are sharing data to cover a wide range of activities â and sharing with multiple different parties for various purposes. In this session, learn what you need to know about data sharing, international data transfers, and the latest data privacy developments in Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, China, and Australia.
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
Data privacy and anti-bribery laws are constantly changing, and China is the most recent in a number of countries to update its laws. Join this session to hear what this means for multinational companies operating in China and how it affects in-house counsel. Gain a new focus on the new legal requirements and best practices for compliance under the new regulations.
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
Data privacy and anti-bribery laws are constantly changing, and China is the most recent in a number of countries to update its laws. Join this session to hear what this means for multinational companies operating in China and how it affects in-house counsel. Gain a new focus on the new legal requirements and best practices for compliance under the new regulations.
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
For registered investment advisors, the US Securities Exchange Commission's (SEC) decision to scrap and re-write its 40-year-old advertising rules presents both a blessing and a curse to in-house counsel. In this session, panelists will look at how the rules have changed, as well as what risks and potential benefits arise from these changes. Expect to gain some real-world best practices that can help your legal department create a robust and efficient legal and compliance program.
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
For registered investment advisors, the US Securities Exchange Commission's (SEC) decision to scrap and re-write its 40-year-old advertising rules presents both a blessing and a curse to in-house counsel. In this session, panelists will look at how the rules have changed, as well as what risks and potential benefits arise from these changes. Expect to gain some real-world best practices that can help your legal department create a robust and efficient legal and compliance program.
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
The rapidly changing US export rules cause increasing difficulty for US-based entities in sharing technology and talent across borders. To reduce the risk of non-compliance, in-house counsel must develop effective ways to implement export control policies. This session will give you a primer for compliance in export policy, including the current state of US export restrictions, what a company needs for effective compliance, critical export considerations when recruiting international talent, how US and foreign divisions of a company should communicate to comply with export controls, and supply chain management issues.
This session features the following speakers:
Diana Cohen, Head of Legal, Lilt, Inc.
Miku Mehta, Partner, Meritas - Law Firms Worldwide
Maggie Warren, SVP, General Counsel, Vertafore, Inc.
Charles Wilkinson, Senior Director and Counsel, Flex International
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
The rapidly changing US export rules cause increasing difficulty for US-based entities in sharing technology and talent across borders. To reduce the risk of non-compliance, in-house counsel must develop effective ways to implement export control policies. This session will give you a primer for compliance in export policy, including the current state of US export restrictions, what a company needs for effective compliance, critical export considerations when recruiting international talent, how US and foreign divisions of a company should communicate to comply with export controls, and supply chain management issues.
This session features the following speakers:
Diana Cohen, Head of Legal, Lilt, Inc.
Miku Mehta, Partner, Meritas - Law Firms Worldwide
Maggie Warren, SVP, General Counsel, Vertafore, Inc.
Charles Wilkinson, Senior Director and Counsel, Flex International
This on-demand program is not eligible for CLE/CPD credit.
The rise of technology is nowhere close to slowing down, and it is headed headlong for the Metaverse. This session will introduce what the Metaverse is and how it affects in-house counsel. Discuss the Metaverse's implications for the compliance issues it raises and how can they be addressed, risks of bribes and other security changes, the business alterations it might create, and how it plays into Blockchain and crypto concerns.
The rise of technology is nowhere close to slowing down, and it is headed headlong for the Metaverse. This session will introduce what the Metaverse is and how it affects in-house counsel. Discuss the Metaverse's implications for the compliance issues it raises and how can they be addressed, risks of bribes and other security changes, the business alterations it might create, and how it plays into Blockchain and crypto concerns.