Past Events

In his panel discussion, Kristin, Ryan, and Baylie will provide a brief overview of various employment, family, and humanitarian-based immigration categories that permit work authorization and identify some unique considerations for employers navigating these issues with new or existing employees.

Attendees will leave this presentation equipped with the knowledge needed to navigate these complex situations effectively.

Margaret Hershiser will guide employers through a session equipped with practical insights and actionable takeaways to navigate these new legal waters.

This presentation offers legal insights and best practices to maintain a respectful and productive environment.

Katie will provide the guidance you need to ensure compliance and make informed decisions for your organization.

The I-9 rules are always evolving, keeping employers on their toes. Join this session to put your I-9 knowledge to the test!

Designed to address real-world issues faced by HR professionals, this session will provide practical legal guidance on topics such as employee relations, compliance with employment laws, managing risk, and more.

Join us on September 25, 2024, for KJ University—a day of insightful discussions on trending legal topics and an opportunity to earn valuable CLE credit.

The session will cover key areas where AI drives efficiency and accuracy, including AI-driven project management, NDA negotiation, due diligence, document preparation, and post-transaction integration.

This one-hour session will cover practical strategies for mitigating risk, defending against claims, and achieving compliance with evolving data protection laws.

This presentation will provide insights into the current status, potential outcomes, and strategic considerations for navigating this complex area.

Explore best practices and strategies for leveraging your business teams, external legal counsel, and technology to effectively and efficiently manage vendor contracting to increase efficiency and reduce risk.

This presentation will discuss the ethical considerations related to the use of generative artificial intelligence tools.

Discuss best practices for employers when it comes to developing anti-harassment policies and procedures and working to ensure your employees are free from harassment at work.

This session will describe the history of these laws, why they are particularly relevant right now, and what we know about future legislation.

In this presentation on Settlement Agreements, we will start with an introduction that sets the stage for our discussion. We will then delve into the specifics of agreements, covering essential components such as the parties involved, the scope of the agreement, the time period it encompasses, the release provisions, and standard boilerplate clauses. Finally, we will explore the role of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in contracts, including the importance of mandatory client communications, and the processes of mediation and arbitration.

This session will highlight considerations and discuss strategies for estate planning for families in the 21st Century, including planning for divorce, remarriage, blended families, same-sex marriage, unmarried couples, non-marital children, and other issues affecting many modern families.

Join us as we debunk prevalent myths and misconceptions surrounding planning for death and incapacity.

Specifically tailored for fellow professional advisers, we explore sophisticated strategies involving intentionally defective grantor trusts designed to maximize benefits for clients, while also minimizing risk. 

Join us on Wednesday, May 15th, 2024, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. for our 2024 EST Summit at the Scott Conference Center.

Mike Keblesh joins the programming for the 2024 John M. Gradwohl Estate and Business Planning Program to discuss the Corporate Transparency Act. 

This program will discuss the surge in venture capital investments within the AI landscape and explore the types of AI businesses receiving substantial funding.

Dan will engage the audience in ways technology has created new and challenging pitfalls for business and certain landmines to avoid, including innocuous ones that are buried in the routine landscape of today’s business environment. 

This presentation will discuss the importance of AI regulation in a global context and compare and contrast the current approach of the United States (including federal agencies and individual states) and other countries. 

AI is revolutionizing the way work, including the way that companies hire and manage people.

Join us for an insightful presentation that delves into the critical aspects of AI commercial transactions for providers and customers.

Join us on Thursday, May 9, 2024, from 11:00 AM - 4:45 PM for our first annual IDEA Forum at Happy Hollow Club, with cocktails to follow. Space is limited for this complimentary event, so register early. 

James Tews and Minja Herian join the programming for the 2024 John M. Gradwohl Estate and Business Planning Program to discuss Trust and Estate Disputes. 

Join us on Thursday, May 2, 2024 as our Employment team discusses the recent and significant changes brought about by the Federal Trade Commission's final rule banning noncompete clauses. 

Discover the key to compliance with the recently enacted Nebraska Data Privacy Act in our upcoming webinar. Join us on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, as we explore the complexities of this important legislation.

Don Swanson is a member of the panel presenting the Subchapter V Task Force Report and Recommendations at the American Bankruptcy Institute's 2024 Annual Spring Meeting, focusing on reviewing the implementation and administration of subchapter V for small- and medium-sized businesses.

Our Health Law Symposium will take place at Happy Hollow Club on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Jake will discuss what a compliant website needs to look like in the healthcare industry. It will include highlights on applicable laws, privacy policy drafting, good practices for building and maintaining such websites, and the consequences for failing to do so.

Gretchen will discuss how healthcare providers and industry participants of all sizes can utilize recent OIG and DOJ guidance to develop, create, or improve their healthcare compliance programs.

Rick will explain the differences between emotional support and service animals.

Join Dan as he explores everything you need to know about subpoenas for records and testimony.

Joe goes beyond the basic elements of HIPAA to provide a more in-depth review of select topics, such as responding to patient requests to access or amend health information, patient privacy complaints, requests to restrict disclosures of health information, and responding to a potential security incident.

Rick will provide an update on various developments in the health law industry.