The new — and rapidly evolving — tariffs from the US administration could have a significant impact on businesses reliant on cross-border trade.

Australia’s election delivered a clear win for the Labor Party. In-house counsel should prepare for policy continuity and increased ESG expectations.

Artificial intelligence is changing the way business and legal teams work. In-house legal teams need to adapt quickly. The rise of AI presents significant opportunities for in-house counsel to demonstrate business acumen and leadership skills.

Before he led legal at Mirabito Energy Products, Tom Caruso was advising commanders in the US Navy. This Military Appreciation Month, discover how a former JAG officer brings military-tested leadership to the corporate world.

Following a closely watched federal election, Canada’s new minority government signals business-friendly shifts — but legal teams should prepare for trade tensions, fiscal expansion, and regulatory change.

Volunteering is not just about giving back; it’s an opportunity to align your values, priorities, and time to create meaningful connections and personal fulfillment. Here are insights on how busy professionals can integrate volunteerism into their lives without feeling overwhelmed.

Learn more about Ingrid Minott, head of legal and company secretary at Goodyear Canada Inc., as ACC highlights prominent Canadian in-house lawyers during Membership Mondays.

In an ACC National Capital Region roundtable, Amazon’s top legal officer spoke about why he champions pro bono and how corporate counsel can justify the time needed to make a difference in their communities.

Similar to UK and Australia anti-forced labor regulations, Canada’s 2024 law requires companies to share reports annually on measures taken to prevent forced and child labor in their operations and supply chains.

Learn more about Melanie Hoad, vice president, head of legal, risk, and compliance at CNA Canada, as ACC highlights prominent Canadian in-house lawyers during Membership Mondays.

With the rapidly evolving US tariffs — and retaliatory tariffs edging closer to a global trade war — in-house counsel must help their organizations adjust to growing economic uncertainty and the stresses it places on businesses worldwide.

Amid off-and-on tariffs, looming trade wars, and the risk of a recession, in-house counsel must take proactive steps to protect their businesses. Consider these six key strategies to mitigate risk and ensure resilience through economic uncertainty.

ACC’s new webinar series, GC Journeys, features Nicolette Nowak, general counsel at Beamery, who shares her unique career journey, expertise, and actionable advice for other in-house counsel.

Learn more about Saad Minhas, senior counsel, corporate, Americas for Equinix, and join us as we highlight prominent Canadian in-house lawyers during Membership Mondays.

Elena Robles, legal and government relations director at Estafeta Mexicana, will serve as the chapter’s first president, and aims to create a “dedicated space for in-house counsel to share experiences, focusing on the unique needs of Mexican professionals.”

Burnout is a growing concern for in-house counsel who must balance legal, business, and compliance demands while maintaining personal well-being. In a recent ACC panel discussion, legal industry experts shared insights on the root causes of burnout, how AI technology can both help and hinder, and practical strategies for managing stress and other challenges.

Delaware’s governor signed a bill that could reshape business strategy for in-house counsel and executives. Are these reforms protecting companies — or pushing them away? Read more to understand the risks and opportunities.

Recent survey data confirms what many chief legal officers (CLOs) have already experienced firsthand: Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern — it’s a fundamental business risk that demands legal leadership.

Legal operations leaders are redefining success with AI, automation, and data-driven decision-making. Discover 7 strategies from ACC Value Champions to help streamline legal work and reduce costs.

The wildfires in Los Angeles again highlighted the crucial role that in-house counsel play in ensuring their organizations remain operational and legally compliant in times of crisis.

Tune into this insightful discussion between Veta T. Richardson, ACC president and CEO, and Inderpreet Sawhney, CLO and CCO at Infosys. Discover her unique career journey, her dual role at Infosys, and how she navigates the complexities of compliance and legal leadership.

In honor of International Women's Day, here are 10 ACC Docket articles by women in-house lawyers that explore trending topics and help shape the future of the legal industry.

Germany’s recent election resulted in a victory for Friedrich Merz’s center-right CDU/CSU parties, but forming a government could prove difficult due to complex coalition negotiations. High voter turnout reflected concerns over immigration, economic stagnation, and energy policy.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is facing uncertainty after OMB Acting Director Russell Vought ordered a freeze on much of the agency’s work, prompting two lawsuits from a federal employee union. Here's what in-house counsel need to consider.

US immigration enforcement preparedness is a heightened priority for many employers. Corporate counsel should consider how to help their organizations remain compliant and prepared.