North Dakota CLE Course Catalog

In this program, a distinguished panel of key thought leaders and practitioners will provide holistic understanding of patentability and provides practical guidance for successfully safeguarding intellectual property in this rapidly evolving field.

Join us as Michael D. Farber and William Taylor, distinguished experts in the field, lead an in-depth discussion on effective internal investigations. Speakers will analyze best practices for conducting investigations, delve into the legal considerations surrounding internal inquiries, and examine the role of emerging technologies in enhancing investigative processes.

Join this program as the panelists explore topics such as disclosure of “Compensation Actually Paid”, the Elon Musk verdict and legislation outlawing non-competes, which are three developments that could substantially change executive compensation decision making and structure.

Global enterprises dealing with global incidents require efficient communication, coordination, and testing of incident response protocols across different jurisdictions to manage and adhere to regulatory mandates effectively. A panel of cybersecurity law experts discusses coordinating responses and best practices.

Companies in Europe are facing increasing pressure to respond to data breaches, ensuring compliance with GDPR regulations. The rise in data breaches, including those involving personal data and ransomware, has prompted discussions on the importance of immediate action and pre-planning.

Understanding and navigating international cybersecurity incident reporting regulations is essential, given the complex and evolving nature of cybersecurity threats. A panel of experts discusses the importance of preparedness, training, and understanding potential risks.

Panelists emphasize the repercussions faced for financial disclosure and accounting fraud, discussing the Boeing and Granite Construction cases. Firms are urged to focus on compliance, cooperation, and disclosure controls to mitigate the risk of substantial penalties for misstatements.

A panel of experts discusses issues such as electronic communications use, cooperation, and managing an investigation. Firms are advised to prepare for upcoming regulatory changes, prioritize implementing quick changes, and focus on staying ahead of industry changes and technology.

Counsel plays a huge role in helping clients avoid SEC lawsuits by addressing business issues, implementing procedures, and being proactive in compliance efforts. In-house counsel and client presence in SEC presentations, remedial efforts, and cooperation can aid in an SEC investigation.