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.
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Join us for our upcoming Virtual CLE-accredited session hosted by Harris & Company LLP featuring a discussion on trends trends in Employment Law.
Nicole Toye and Natalia Tzemis of Harris & Company LLP will discuss recent and noteworthy wrongful dismissal cases from British Columbia courts.
Some of the wrongful dismissal topics will include; constructive dismissal, cause, the enforceability of termination clauses, and damages.
Please RSVP to confirm your attendance as, due to the nature of the event, there is limited capacity. This event is only open to the in-house legal community and priority will be given to ACC members.
You’re invited to an evening of wine tasting, hors d’oeuvres, and networking at Blanc et Rouge Cava, sponsored by Eversheds Sutherland. After Blanc & Rouge Cava’s Sommelier provides a mini tutorial on the differences between today’s French, New World and California wines, you’ll have a chance to put your knowledge to the test in a blind tasting competition! Like the famous 1976 Judgment of Paris that put California wines on the map, you will have the chance to taste a selection of wines from each geography. See if you can identify which wines hail from which regions!
Not a wine drinker? Beer and non-alcoholic options will also be available. We look forward to seeing you there!
Join TransPerfect Legal Solutions (TLS) on Wednesday, November 2nd at 10am PT as we explore the application of Continuous Active Learning (CAL) to high impact areas affecting law departments by leveraging the full force of a company’s data footprint.
E-Discovery with Dan Meyers, TLS’ President of Consulting and Information Governance
• Multi-Matter Repository- Reduce discovery spend up to 25%
• IG practices to reduce spend and severe headache symptoms
• E-Discovery Tasks we can leave to the robots
Reactive Program Management with Mary Kate Blazofsky, Director, Strategic Accounts
• Case Study – M&A for $2B deal and the applicable cost savings for e-discovery and translation workflows.
• How repurposing data and translated content saved our client $195M!
• Turning a Reactive Program into a Proactive Opportunity
Proactive Program Management with Andrew Sarnoff, Regional Director, Legal Program Management
• Case Study- How Tech Company uses Website launch to reduce costs in other departments across the enterprise
• AI portal- Continuous Active Learning (CAL) applied to legal documents
• The Status Quo is creating a security problem
Key Takeaways from our Webinar might include:
• “Wow, I didn’t know I was handing over my IP to Google and Microsoft.”
• “I wonder how many times I paid for that same thing before?”
• “They really DID save that company $195!”
• “What an incredible watch! With all of the world’s dystopian dread, it’s sure was uplifting to see TransPerfect provide a beacon of hope by:
o Reducing threats to our company data
o Reducing our operational spend
o Providing transparency into cost centers we previously didn’t know about “
The applications for blockchain and cryptocurrency are rapidly expanding and evolving, yet the legal landscape remains opaque. Join us for Crypto 101 -- a primer discussing the SEC’s current stance on regulating cryptocurrency and digital asset exchanges, as well as a look at DOJ activity in this space.
Problematic License Terms and Recent Efforts To Enforce Them
In this webinar, we will discuss common open source software licenses and the potentially problematic license terms that the licenses contain. We will also examine recent efforts to enforce the terms of open source licenses, including efforts by the Software Freedom Conservancy to access companies’ source code as a “third-party beneficiary” to an open source license. These recent cases show that companies using software covered by an open source license may be at risk of being forced to release their proprietary code to the public.
Come learn how to protect your company against these threats.
Attorneys Edwin Boniske and Steven Brunolli help guide employers through the minefield of employment laws in a discussion about current trends in wage and hour litigation. The program highlights common pitfalls and mistakes made by employers that can lead to substantial exposure in wage and hour claims, even where the employer believes they are in full compliance with the law. Attorneys Boniske and Brunolli explain how such errors, even where innocently made, can expose employers to substantial liability, and outline steps businesses can take to prevent and defend against such claims.
