Welcome to our HUB CLE Center. We deliver accredited content so that you can fulfill your continuing education obligations. Our lawyers frequently host events that cover a diverse range of industries and sectors. You can participate in virtual live events, or watch programs on-demand in the convenience of your home or office 24/7.
We hope our CLE Center will become your go-to resource.
The 2024 DRI Toxic Torts and Enivronmental Law Seminar will provide a comprehensive review of developments related to toxic tort and environmental law, particularly as it relates to emerging chemicals of concern.
Asset managers and financial services companies are actively incorporating AI into their business, even as the regulation of artificial intelligence in the United States is still developing.
This hybrid event will feature a panel of speakers from each of the grid operators within the EBA Northeast Chapter geographic region to discuss recently filed interconnection process reforms pursuant to FERC Order No. 2023.
In December 2023, the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice Antitrust Division jointly published revised Merger Guidelines, which outline the analytical framework the agencies use to review transactions and determine whether they harm competition.
The second session of our Australian CPD Series 2024 with privacy special counsel Rob Pulham and lawyer Stephanie Mayhew who discuss upcoming privacy law reform, how to prepare your organisation to be ready for these changes, and staying across cyber developments to ensure your organisation's and its employees' and clients' online safety in an ever evolving digital world
The third session of our Australian CPD Series 2024 covers Australia's Sustainable Finance Strategy, climate related reporting commencement from July 2024, scope 3 emissions, phase in exemptions, product labelling, and greenwashing.
In the fourth session of our Australian CPD Series 2024, Ian Dorey, a partner in our Restructuring and Insolvency team, explores the topic of ethics in negotiation.
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