The Compliance Collective Webinar Series
The webinar series is hosted by a team of cross-disciplinary Perkins Coie lawyers who will provide a monthly overview and discussion forum on a critical hot topic in ethics and compliance. Each topic provides a look at emerging issues and offers creative solutions to potential compliance problems.
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Upcoming Sessions
12.19.2024: Preparing to Interact with the Incoming Administration and Congress: We will address lawful participation in inauguration and swearing-in events as well as how a company can set itself up for compliance when lobbying the new Congress.
01.16.2025: Best practices on preserving and securing insurance coverage for claims, including demand letters, lawsuits, subpoenas, and circumstances which later may give rise to a claim.
02.20.2025: Labor and employment compliance.
03.20.2025: Navigating FDA and USDA regulatory pathways applicable to food tech innovations — namely, precision fermentation, cultured (lab grown) meat, and molecular farming. We’ll provide timely insights into recent and evolving developments at both the FDA and USDA, including anticipated industry guidance and rulemaking and likely litigation on the horizon.
04.17.2025: Avoiding SEC Scrutiny: How Companies Can Navigate the Risks of “AI Washing”. With AI increasingly transforming business operations, the manner in which companies present and describe their AI capabilities to attract customers and investors is growing more critical. The SEC has recently sharpened its focus on potential misrepresentations in this area, a practice known as "AI washing." Our team offers an overview of the SEC's recent actions addressing AI washing, detailing recent enforcement measures, available defenses, and key insights for businesses to reduce the risk of SEC scrutiny.
Past Sessions
11.21.2024: Untangling the Web - Your Roadmap To Navigating State Privacy and Data Security Laws: Discover how to build a multijurisdictional compliance program and master the nuances of state-specific privacy and data security requirements.
10.17.2024: Gatekeeper Liability: Gatekeepers—including attorneys, accountants, auditors, and compliance officers play an important role in ensuring the integrity of the financial markets and protecting investors.
09.19.2024: Navigating U.S. Restrictions on Business Transactions with Russia, China and Other “Countries of Concern”: Looking around the corner at foreign investment and foreign data sharing restrictions—navigating recent executive orders limiting investment in China and sharing data with China, Russia, and other "countries of concern."
08.15.2024: Texting Troubles - Tackling the Mounting Legal and Compliance Risks of Business Communications on Personal Phones: In this session, Shari Brandt, Margaret Meyers, and Rachel Mechanic discusses key steps that companies and individuals can take to comply with their legal obligations and reduce overall exposure.
07.18.2024: Navigating the DOJ's New Whistleblower and Self-Disclosure Programs: In this session, Perkins Coie partners Shari Brandt, Chelsea Curfman, and Angie Jones, and counsel Nikhi Raj provide an overview of the Voluntary Self-Disclosures Pilot Program for Individuals and what may be expected under the Whistleblower Rewards Program, as well as the potential impacts of both.
06.20.2024: Key Climate Reporting, Supply Chain, and Corporate Social Responsibility Issues: In this session, Perkins Coie partners provide an in-depth review of key environmental, social, and governance and corporate social responsibility considerations for companies operating in the United States.
05.16.2024: The Corporate Transparency Act: A Primer for In-House Counsel: The presentation provides practical takeaways for in-house counsel along with discussion of common challenging scenarios and nuances as to application of the exemptions and identification of "beneficial owners" under the rule. Participants will also receive Perkins Coie's CTA Quick Tips Sheet and How-To guides for obtaining identification numbers (FinCEN IDs) and filing Beneficial Ownership Information Reports under the CTA.
