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.
This webinar will discuss five Department of Justice policy changes that affect how companies will do business and suggest tips and recommendations for addressing these changes. Principal Lou Manzo will highlight key policy changes regarding ephemeral messaging, recognizing whistleblowers who are less likely to internally report problems, keeping victims close (providing support and resources), and considering self-disclosing rogue individuals after thorough investigations.
This program will provide takeaways and insights from the Supreme Court’s decisions relevant to environmental and administrative law, including anticipated rulings that will impact the major questions doctrine, the Chevron deference doctrine, the constitutionality of appointed administrative law judges and the judicial review process under the Administrative Procedures Act, among other cases. B&D Principals Susan Smith, Eric Christensen, and Laura McAfee will lead the program
In today's dynamic regulatory landscape, understanding and managing risks associated with your organization's supply chain is crucial. Across increasingly more jurisdictions, companies with global supply chains will have to balance numerous disclosure requirements, for themselves and for each layer of their supply chain, related to sustainability, human rights, responsible sourcing, and more. During this program, the speakers will break down the current landscape of supply chain due diligence regulations in the United States and abroad, what to expect in the coming year, and best practices for navigating cross-jurisdictional disclosure requirements to ensure sustained success.
In today's dynamic regulatory landscape, understanding and managing risks associated with your organization's supply chain is crucial. Across increasingly more jurisdictions, companies with global supply chains will have to balance numerous disclosure requirements, for themselves and for each layer of their supply chain, related to sustainability, human rights, responsible sourcing, and more. During this program, the speakers will break down the current landscape of supply chain due diligence regulations in the United States and abroad, what to expect in the coming year, and best practices for navigating cross-jurisdictional disclosure requirements to ensure sustained success.
U.S. state and local governments continue to adopt EPR laws targeting an ever-growing array of products and, in some cases, even including packaging. From early EPR programs that dealt with consumer electronics, paint, and pharmaceutical products, we now see expansion to tires, EV batteries, solar panels, household hazardous waste and more. Implementing these laws, which make companies responsible for the collection and recycling or disposal of their products at end-of-life, can present compliance headaches and gets expensive fast – especially as they proliferate across the country with different requirements. In this webinar, we’ll explore the industries environmental groups are targeting for the next round of EPR expansion and lessons learned from existing EPR programs to minimize compliance burdens.