Events
The Pearls, Perils and Pitfalls of the Use of Generative AI in the Workplace
03.20.2024
On March 20, 2024 from 12-1pm, Tannenbaum Helpern's Employment Law group partners, Jason B. Klimpl and Randi B. May, will be presenting a webinar on the legal implications that Generative AI tools have in regard to the workplace.
Program Description: ChatGPT and other generative AI tools present exciting opportunities for workplace productivity, efficiency, collaboration, and innovation. However, they also create significant legal risk for employers. In this webinar, Tannenbaum Helpern partners Jason B. Klimpl and Randi B. May will provide guidance to help attendees understand the benefits and mitigate certain legal risk associated with their workforce’s use of generative AI tools in the workplace. Jason and Randi will address:
- How workforces may currently (or soon) be using generative AI tools for business work purposes;
- Legal and business risks associated with these emerging technologies, such as concerns with bias and discrimination, intellectual property, confidentiality, disclosure and accuracy/quality control; and
- Risk mitigation through the implementation and design of proper policies, training, and other key safeguards.
Register here for this webinar, The Pearls, Perils and Pitfalls of the Use of Generative AI in the Workplace.
This event has been approved for 1.0 New York State CLE credits in the category of Areas of Professional Practice. The credits are both transitional and non-transitional; this program is suitable for both experienced and newly admitted attorneys. There is no fee to attend this program.
Women Builders Council AIM Women’s Leadership Forum
03.21.2024
On March 21, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern partner, Melissa Billig, and Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer, Jennifer Papantonio, will be presenting at the Women Builders Council's AIM Women’s Leadership Forum. Melissa Billig will be co-moderating the panel "Building for Sustainability and Profitability" at 1pm and Jennifer Papantonio will be co-moderating the panel "Your Best Advocate: You!" at 2:15pm.
Register here for this event, WBC's AIM Women’s Leadership Forum.
Compliance Essentials in a Volatile Regulatory Environment: What You Need to Know
03.26.2024
On March 26, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern partner, Jason B. Klimpl, will be presenting at Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) Executive Forum - North America on the session, "Compliance Essentials in a Volatile Regulatory Environment: What You Need to Know", from 3:15-4pm.
Program Description: The legal and regulatory framework in the US around employment related issues is in a considerable amount of flux. With each new presidential administration, we can see a complete reversal of prior policy. Add onto that all the changes at the state and local level and the situation becomes even more complex and volatile. In this session, our panel of legal experts will explore the most important changes in the legal landscape and provide proven strategies to navigate the turbulent waters ahead.
Register here for this event, SIA Executive Forum - North America.
The AI Revolution In the World of Architecture: Perils and Promises for In-House Counsel
03.28.2024
On March 29, 2024 from 12-1pm, Tannenbaum Helpern Construction & Design partners, Melissa Billig and Stuart Rosen, will be presenting a webinar on the effects Generative AI has on the world of architecture.
Program Description: This program will cover the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) in the design process and how to effectively navigate the potential pitfalls. Topics of discussion will include:
- Generative AI “Training” and Potential for Design Errors
- Policies Concerning Employee Use of AI
- Protecting Your Intellectual Property
- Terms of Use and Disclaimers
- Is the Law Keeping Pace with Technology?
Register here for this webinar, The AI Revolution In the World of Architecture: Perils and Promises for In-House Counsel.
Assessing the Default and Termination of a Construction Manager
04.17.2024
Defaulting a construction manager is a drastic remedy which should be used only in the event the problems on a project are insurmountable. This program will examine the circumstances in which the remedy may be advisable and detail the steps an owner should consider before and after taking action.
- Reasons for the default of a CM
- Steps which may be taken to avoid default
- Assessing the advisability of the remedy
- Effectuating the termination
This event has been approved for 1.0 New York State CLE credits in the category of Areas of Professional Practice. The credits are both transitional and non-transitional; this program is suitable for both experienced and newly admitted attorneys. There is no fee to attend this program.
Not-for-Profit Corporations: A Primer on Formation and Governance (2024 Update) | Lawline
01.29.2025
Tannenbaum Helpern Partners, Yolanda Kanes and Ralph A. Siciliano discuss federal and state regulations pertaining to not-for-profit corporations and governance issues relating to those entities, with emphasis on avoiding conflicts of interest, compensation of executives, and proper stewardship of assets, during this recently recorded Lawline program.
Click here to view this highly informative program, Not-for-Profit Corporations: A Primer on Formation and Governance. 1.0 CLE credit is available in most states.