This panel examines how attorneys and advocates—particularly through bar associations like AABANY—can serve as a critical bridge between legal professionals and the unique legal needs faced by AANHPI and immigrant […]
Internal investigations require a careful balance between immediate internal response and strategic external management. This program covers key perspectives from in-house and outside counsel on managing complaints, scope, stakeholders, and […]
Ethics is a code of conduct, but what is ethically required may be wrong. As law students move beyond the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) and begin to transition into […]
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way voices, faces, likenesses, and personal attributes can be replicated, manipulated, commercialized, and deployed at scale—often with startling realism and increasingly high stakes. Yet […]
AABANY’s Litigation Committee is proud to present the 2026 Trial Advocacy Program (“TAP”) at the Fall Conference this year. TAP offers junior lawyers a unique opportunity to hone their trial […]
Cultivating new leaders requires building strong attorneys who have built their credibility and mastery across multiple legal fields. That often means moving your practice setting. Whether that is from non-profit […]
As the practice of law continues to evolve, litigators must adapt to emerging technologies, changing courtroom dynamics, and increasingly diverse communities. This program will explore the essential skills and best […]
The immigration landscape is rapidly changing, shaped by shifting policies, evolving enforcement priorities, and accelerating technological advancements. These changes have had distinct legal, political, and social consequences for Asian American, […]
As lawyers and clients confront a business landscape shaped by artificial intelligence, geopolitical instability, economic uncertainty, workforce disruption, high-stakes litigation, and increasingly complex transactions, technical legal skill alone is no […]
The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara represents a defining moment in the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship, executive authority, and Fourteenth Amendment interpretation. This panel will examine the […]
Most people will have caregiving responsibilities at some point in their lives, whether caring for a child, a parent, a spouse, a sibling, or a friend. This program aims to […]
What does rocking a newborn at 3 a.m. have in common with steering a high-stakes litigation? More than you might think. In this panel, two new-mom litigators share how the […]
Proxy Plumbing refers to the system that handles the flow of proxy votes—basically, how shareholder votes are collected and delivered for corporate elections. Broadridge, a key player in this space, […]
This CLE addresses key privacy and cybersecurity risks in procuring and deploying AI tools and covers best practices for negotiating AI vendor agreements, including data use limits, security controls, audit […]
Since its origins, America has existed as a racially segregated country. For most of its history, the law has been used to create and enforce this segregation. With the Reconstruction […]
In the past year, we saw a leap in near-Hollywood-quality generative AI videos spreading like wildfire, coming from the models of several AI companies, including OpenAI, Grok, Deepseek, and others. […]
Just as it is important that juries and judicial officers reflect the communities they serve, ensuring mediators and arbitrators are also diverse is paramount to ensuring that ADR processes are […]
Law school teaches attorneys how to analyze, write, and advocate—but it rarely teaches them how to build relationships that turn into clients. Yet the ability to develop relationships and generate […]