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.
On April 29, 2024, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued new, final guidance on harassment in the workplace for the first time in 25 years. The new guidance updates, consolidates, and replaces the agency’s previous guidance and includes over 70 examples illustrating unlawful workplace harassment situations—whether in the office or in the ever-growing virtual workplace. In this legal update, Nonnie Shivers and Tiffany Cox Stacy from Ogletree Deakins will discuss what the EEOC’s new guidance means for employers, as they seek to keep their harassment policies and processes effective and compliant.
Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is changing the landscape of nearly every aspect of our daily lives – and the world of professional sports is no exception. Emerging technologies are transforming the games we know and love. From player recruitment to athlete training, AI’s integration into sports is opening doors for optimized performance and real-time risk analysis. As more teams and organizations increase their deployment of AI, it is critical that counsel is aware of how and where the technology is being used. Join members of Squire Patton Boggs’ Intellectual Property & Technology practice for an informative discussion on some of the key legal issues around AI in sports, including state and federal regulatory developments, data privacy concerns, and intellectual property (“IP”) rights.
In this legal update, Andy Levin from Ogletree Deakins will discuss the current state of AI uses by employers, the risks of using AI, and the latest legislative efforts and guidance related to employer use of AI.
In this legal update, Andy Levin from Ogletree Deakins will discuss the current state of AI uses by employers, the risks of using AI, and the latest legislative efforts and guidance related to employer use of AI.
The Sports and Entertainment Network invites you to join us for our April Legal Update where Network leadership will introduce themselves and will lead breakout speed networking sessions. These sessions promise an exciting opportunity to forge meaningful connections with like-minded professionals, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange within the dynamic realm of sports and entertainment law. Whether you're seeking fresh perspectives, exploring potential partnerships, or simply expanding your professional network, our April Legal Update promises to be an event not to be missed.
Mark your calendars and secure your spot today for an afternoon of camaraderie with the Sports and Entertainment Network!
The Sports and Entertainment Network invites you to join us for our April Legal Update where Network leadership will introduce themselves and will lead breakout speed networking sessions. These sessions promise an exciting opportunity to forge meaningful connections with like-minded professionals, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange within the dynamic realm of sports and entertainment law. Whether you're seeking fresh perspectives, exploring potential partnerships, or simply expanding your professional network, our April Legal Update promises to be an event not to be missed.
Mark your calendars and secure your spot today for an afternoon of camaraderie with the Sports and Entertainment Network!
In this month’s Legal Update, Bethany Wagner from Ogletree Deakins will discuss the increasing number of internal workplace investigations and the evolution of the types of complaints lodged, as we continue to settle into our post-pandemic world. Bethany will focus on common trends and themes from employee complaints and offer practical tips for employers to avoid missteps.