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Join Cuneyt Akay of Greenberg Traurig for an engaging and insightful webinar discussing the latest enforcement updates and insights regarding the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Our distinguished speaker will delve into comprehensive analyses of FCPA enforcement statistics, key observations from the past year, evolving enforcement trends, and the recently issued compliance guidance by the Department of Justice (DOJ). During this session, our expert will provide guidance on navigating FCPA compliance challenges, share practical tips and strategies essential for ensuring compliance with U.S. laws and guidelines, and provide insights into what future enforcement and compliance measures may look like in the coming years.
Cuneyt A. Akay is an anti-corruption lawyer focused on helping clients comply with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the UK Bribery Act. Cuneyt designs, builds, and implements effective compliance programs for clients around the world. Cuneyt’s experience includes conducting internal investigations, performing compliance risk assessments, handling pre-and post-acquisition compliance due diligence, training staff and third parties on compliance requirements, and assisting in the monitoring and auditing of anti-corruption programs. Cuneyt also represents clients in complex civil litigation, class actions, and appellate proceedings in both state and federal courts throughout the country. In addition, he advises clients on governmental matters, including election law issues, ballot initiatives, campaign finance, and administrative proceedings.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain expert perspectives and proactive strategies to bolster your organization's FCPA compliance efforts.
Join Platinum Sponsor Spencer Fane for a CLE dinner and an ACC Colorado reconnection in the new year. Listen and learn how to jump start your interactions with the new presidential administration and Congress.
Whether you represent a business, nonprofit, or an association, the post-election landscape in Washington, D.C. will likely lead to significant changes in your industry. Spencer Fane speakers will break down what obstacles and opportunities are presented by the new political and regulatory environment, and discuss specific tactics for engaging with lawmakers, administration officials, and other key policymakers.
Spencer Fane also will discuss how to leverage the various tools available to you for engaging with Washington including how to:
Form a Political Action Committee (PAC)
Navigate political giving
Stay compliant with federal lobbying and ethics rules
Discover available tactics for facing agency rulemaking
Join adventurous ACC Colorado colleagues for a great day on Vail Mountain and pick up CLE credits along the way! Travel to and from Vail Resort in a luxury Arrow Stage Lines motorcoach with continental breakfast and CLE training presented by Davis Graham & Stubbs. Experience world class skiing, lunch and a private Après Ski Party followed by a stress free return.
PRICING (EPIC pass required if no lift ticket)
Member (no lift ticket): $130 Member (w/lift ticket): $175 Non-Member (no lift ticket): $205 Non-Member (w/lift tickets): $265
Get ready for Return, Respect, and Remuneration, an essential webcast for in-house legal counsel and People + Culture leaders.
As the Respect at Work mandate expands, businesses face mounting pressure to pro-actively prevent misconduct and foster inclusive workplaces.
Featuring insights from a specialist Employment & Workplace Relations Lawyer, a Company Secretary and former Head of Legal for a global NFP, and a People + Culture Executive, we’ll unpack best practices for compliance, culture-building, and risk management as regulators adopt a zero-tolerance approach.
We’ll also explore the complexities of return-to-office policies and the upcoming wage theft legislation introducing criminal penalties for underpayment.
Join us Wednesday 4 December at midday to equip your workplace with strategies to stay ahead of these regulatory shifts, enhance employee engagement, and safeguard operational efficiency.
Earn 1 CPD Point Over Lunch!
Hosted by Law Squared Employment + Workplace Relations Lawyer, Amogh Kadhe, webcast highlights will include:
Need to Know – A comprehensive overview of three major workforce trends expected to impact Australian workplaces in 2025, in particular the positive duties that now apply to Employers. Lead by Example – Consider the role of leadership in addressing the systemic and cultural red flags that signal bullying, intimidation, sexual harassment or other psychosocial hazards may be present in the workplace. Legal Implications – Delve into the emergence of employment legislation and case law shaping Return to Office and flexible work policies. Beyond Compliance – Gain practical strategies for fostering a supportive organisational culture to become a magnet for top talent and enhance employee well-being and productivity.
Who should watch this webcast?
This webcast is a must watch for all in-house legal counsel, people + culture professionals and those in people management or leadership roles.
Learning Objectives
After watching, viewers will: • Increase working knowledge of Australian workplace legislation and the risks associated with non-compliance. • Understand and identify systemic, cultural and other drivers of workplace misconduct. • Gain a perspective on recent court decisions that signal a zero-tolerance approach towards poor Respect at Work outcomes. • Identify practical strategies to control workplace risks and monitor suitability and effectiveness. • Acquire tips and advice for developing and managing resistance to Return to Office policies. • Find further information and resources to help you comply with emerging workplace compliance obligations.
Baker McKenzie and ACC Australia are hosting the 2024 Commercial Contract Law Series for in-house counsel.
Each session will focus on the law and practice of a specific commercial contracting topic area.
We invite you to our final webinar on Thursday 28 November on the topic Contracting for AI.
In this session Partner, Paul Forbes and Special Counsel, Jarrod Bayliss-McCulloch will share a practical perspective on emerging trends in contracting for AI including:
Implications of Australia’s emerging AI regulatory frameworks for AI contracting
Aligning AI contracting and procurement practices (including due diligence and vendor assessments) with AI governance frameworks
Key risks associated with AI development, deployment and use and how to manage these risks contractually (including appropriate allocation of responsibility / liability provisions)
Examples of AI clauses being used in the market, including standard terms to confirm AI is not being used or to require disclosure of AI used as part of service provision
To register, please click on the registration button below.
Please note the Zoom link you receive should not be shared with others, it is unique to you.
With the election of the next President of the United States looming large, it is critical for organizations to gain a handle on how to manage political expression, speech and activity in the workplace. Organizations also need to understand permissible parameters when it comes to supporting a particular candidate, soliciting political contribution, or sponsoring campaign events, as well as understand how to confront other issues related to elections and voting. Join us for the conversation about this and more.
Cyber security is one of the most significant risks in-house counsel are required to manage. With the ever changing technological landscape and increasing penalties, GCs and In-house lawyers are required to stay across these issues and mitigate these issues proactively before it turns into a reputational disaster.
In this session, Kathryn Speed and Brett Garth will provide an update on the proposed reforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and a review of the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth), with a focus on cyber security considerations and how they may affect your business.
Are you responsible for negotiating or managing retail leases for your business? The world of retail leasing can be complex and filled with pitfalls— getting your strategy and execution right is crucial to the success of any retail business. In our upcoming webcast we’ll break down everything you need to know to navigate the leasing lifecycle with confidence. This includes what to do before, during and at the end of your retail lease!
Join us on Tuesday 22 October 2024, at midday for a fascinating exploration of the retail property world.
Whether you're expanding a retail business into new markets or want to ensure your current leases are airtight, this session will provide the knowledge you need to protect your business and secure your growth.
Highlights of the webcast will include:
+ The Leasing Lifecycle – Understand how to navigate the typical phases of the lease lifecycle, from pre-lease considerations through to vacating premises.
+ ‘Must Haves’ + Dealbreakers – Best practice legal advice for drafting and negotiating retail leases including common clauses to consider, repairs, rent, assignment and subletting.
+ Preparing to Launch – Real-life case studies for a smooth launch of your retail business, including fit out tips and traps, understanding the rights and obligations in your lease, key stakeholder relationships and personal experiences from the first day of trade.
+ Retail Strategy – Advice to open, expand and optimise customer loyalty by delivering world-class bricks and mortar experiences in a competitive, increasingly online retail market.
+ Navigating the Fine Print – Commercial and legal perspectives to improve your handling of rent reviews, subleasing, renewals and extensions, unforeseen delays, and strategies for dispute resolution.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain the insights and strategies that will set you up for long-term success in retail leasing!
Networking with drinks and nibbles following the presentation
Australian businesses having international customer or supplier dealings may have legal compliance obligations under the European Artificial Intelligence Act which came into force on 2 August 2024.
This presentation will cover how and when that Act will impact on Australian businesses and the extent to which required compliance measures are likely to be aligned with legislation foreshadowed by the Australian government to promote the safe and responsible adoption of artificial intelligence.
Baker McKenzie and ACC Australia are hosting the 2024 Commercial Contract Law Series for in-house counsel.
Each session will focus on the law and practice of a specific commercial contracting topic area.
We invite you to our third webinar on Thursday 17 October on the topic Limitations of Liability.
In this session Partner, Andrew Prowse and Special Counsel, Simone Blackadder will cover the law and provide practical tips for drafting and negotiating limitations of liability.
