As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies continue to evolve, their integration into legal practice presents both exciting opportunities and complex ethical challenges. This session will examine the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and legal practice, providing attendees with essential insights into how these technologies are reshaping professional responsibilities and opportunities.

On our nation’s birthday the sweeping budget reconciliation bill – unofficially referred to as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) - was signed into law extending 2017 TCJA tax breaks and delivering on some presidential campaign promises. The OBBBA will significantly change the federal tax landscape, and will have far-reaching implications for businesses and investors, preventing the expiration of the reduced individual rates from TCJA. This webinar will focus on the provisions impacting pass-through and startup businesses, and how they can impact tax planning. Register for this fast-tracked CLE webcast and get a better understanding of the bill’s more important impacts on deductions, credits, and reporting elements so that your clients achieve the fullest OBBBA benefits, while minimizing tax liabilities!

Equity compensation has become a vital tool for attracting, motivating, and retaining talent in both public and private companies. For lawyers advising corporate clients, understanding how various equity awards work, including stock options, RSUs, profits interests, phantom units, and rollover equity, is crucial. Whether you advise public corporations or privately held partnerships and LLCs, you need a strong understanding of equity compensation structures commonly used by these entities.

Representation and warranties insurance (RWI) has become integral to modern M&A transactions, with buyers and sellers increasingly recognizing its value as a replacement for or supplement to traditional seller indemnities. The rapid growth of the RWI market has expanded both the types of transactions utilizing this insurance solution and the corresponding claims activity. While RWI addresses unknown transaction risks, tax insurance serves a complementary but distinct role—providing targeted coverage for identified tax liabilities both within and outside the M&A context. These tax risks may stem from ongoing or historical operating positions, past or current transaction activity, and sophisticated planning. As both RWI and tax insurance become more prevalent, legal practitioners need a comprehensive understanding of when and how to deploy these insurance solutions most effectively, their key terms and conditions, and common issues that arise in claims scenarios. Register now for a webcast that examines key insurance solutions and demonstrates how their strategic use can improve both negotiations and deal results.

Dynasty trusts are a cornerstone of modern estate planning, offering multigenerational asset protection, tax benefits, and strategic flexibility. But what happens when these “irrevocable” instruments no longer meet a family’s needs, respond poorly to new tax regimes, or fall out of sync with fiduciary best practices? Existing irrevocable trusts often lack the needed flexibility to achieve certain goals. Estate planners need to be able to advise clients on the benefits of using decantings, Nonjudicial Settlement Agreements (NJSAs) and other techniques to modify trusts and adjust to changing circumstances, the mechanics of using such techniques, fiduciary concerns and tax concerns.

Este curso examina la intersección entre la inteligencia artificial y la ley laboral, enfocándose en los desafíos legales, éticos y regulatorios del uso de la IA en decisiones de contratación, promoción y despido. Los participantes aprenderán sobre los riesgos emergentes relacionados con el sesgo algorítmico y descubrirán las mejores prácticas para garantizar el cumplimiento de las leyes antifracaso locales y federales. Ampliando estos conceptos, el curso profundiza en cómo estas tecnologías modifican las prácticas tradicionales en el empleo y la importancia de implementar soluciones que minimicen los riesgos legales. Mediante el análisis de situaciones reales y ejemplos prácticos, los asistentes estarán mejor preparados para detectar y afrontar posibles implicaciones jurídicas en el uso de tecnología de IA, asegurando un entorno laboral justo y equitativo.

This course explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and employment law, focusing on the legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges of using AI in hiring, promotion, and termination decisions. Participants will learn about emerging risks related to algorithmic bias and discover best practices for ensuring compliance with federal and local anti-discrimination laws. Building on this foundation, the course offers an in-depth examination of how these AI-driven processes impact workplace fairness and organizational policies. Through expert-led discussions and real-world examples, attendees will be equipped to identify potential legal pitfalls in AI deployments and understand the evolving legal standards that safeguard employee rights. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking about the balance between innovative technology and the protection of fundamental labor rights in a rapidly changing regulatory environment.

The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is launching a sweeping new rule: the Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule (RRE Rule), effective December 1, 2025. This national initiative requires disclosures in non-financed transfers of residential real property to non-individuals, replacing FinCEN’s existing Geographic Targeting Orders (GTOs). Understanding and applying the cascade of responsibility and Designation Agreement protocols is essential for minimizing liability and achieving regulatory compliance. To advise your clients properly you need a thorough grasp of the RRE Rule’s scope, its role in anti-money laundering efforts, and the significant compliance and data retention obligations it imposes on all involved entities.

This term, the U.S. Supreme Court heard several high-stakes environmental cases that could reshape federal regulatory power, redefine the role of administrative agencies, and alter the landscape for energy, climate, and environmental law for decades to come. In this timely webcast, jointly organized by ALI CLE and the American College of Environmental Lawyers (ACOEL), a panel of leading environmental law experts will break down the key cases before the Court, providing practical insights into the legal arguments at play, the potential implications for clients and industries, and how these cases fit into broader trends in constitutional and administrative law.

As commercial real estate markets adjust to changing economic conditions, mezzanine loans are coming under increasing stress. Borrowers, mezzanine lenders, and senior lenders alike face heightened complexity in workout negotiations, enforcement strategies, and collateral protection strategies. While similar to mortgage foreclosure proceedings in some respects, realizing on Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) collateral presents a unique set of rules and challenges to be navigated once a loan in is default. Further, recent title insurance developments have added new wrinkles to preparing for and executing on a disposition of UCC collateral. Attend this webcast for a timely exploration of mezzanine loan workouts and enforcement, with special attention to the role of underwriting and how coverage issues can influence restructuring outcomes.