Institute for Corporate Counsel

Wednesday, December 4, 2024

Downtown Los Angeles

In-Person (No Video On-Demand Access)

This day-long institute hosted by Gould School of Law and the LACBA Business Law Section focuses on the intersection of law, business and politics, providing a platform for our panelists and participants to better understand how Los Angeles’s evolving business environment, as well as best practices and changes in the law, will impact business operations. Join conversations about the latest industry developments, legal guidelines, and practical advice with immediate application for in-house legal departments and law firms.

CE units for lawyers and accountants are available.

Why Attend ICC:

Get up-to-speed on recent developments in local and federal law impacting business.
Gain insights into the practical applications of the latest legislation and case law.
Learn from industry experts with a wealth of experience and knowledge.
Network with peers and build connections within the legal community.

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The Institute for Corporate Counsel® (ICC) is a 501(c)(3) organization that operates in collaboration with USC Gould School of Law and the Los Angeles County Bar Association's Business Law Section. The ICC's Board of Governors includes members chosen by USC Gould and the Business Law Section, as well as at-large selections. When planning the annual Institute, the ICC's Board of Governors relies on the valuable input of the ICC's Advisory Board regarding prospective speakers and topics and on the ICC's Emeriti Governors as a source of historic perspective.

The ICC is crafted to meet the needs of professionals including:

In-house counsel
Outside attorneys
Accountants
Compliance officers
Consultants
Corporate officers and directors
Diversity officers
Financial planners
HR professionals
Litigation support professionals

Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) and Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit is available.

Sponsorship includes ticketing, publicity and other benefits, depending on the level of sponsorship chosen.

Contact Wendy Wiley Willett at [email protected] for more information about sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities.

Let us tailor your sponsorship to best serve your needs!

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Connect with business leaders, government officials and law professionals and talk through practical and realistic solutions to the biggest questions in the field today. Our unmatched lineup of speakers will share valuable insight into the techniques instrumental to the success of their very own practices.

The Institute will be held at:

The California Club (courtesy of Club members Robert & Kathleen Campos)
538 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, CA 90071
www.californiaclub.org

For information regarding nearby hotel accommodations, please email us at [email protected] or contact Sarah Lippman Orta at (213) 821-3580.

Institute tickets may be purchased as part of an Institute sponsorship or individually. Your all-day ticket or sponsorship fee includes the Institute program, light breakfast, the luncheon and keynote presentation, refreshment breaks, access to the Institute event platform (with the electronic agenda and materials), and an electronic download of the Institute syllabus materials.

No, the Institute is in-person only.

Dean Jerry Wiley served as chief administrative officer of the USC Gould Law School for nearly thirty years. In late 1997, the Institute's Board of Governors established the Institute for Corporate Counsel/Dean Jerry Wiley Scholarship by providing an endowment to fund student scholarships. Two scholarships are awarded each academic year to qualified students from USC Gould who have demonstrated an interest in business law and with high scholastic achievement in business law courses. In 2015, the ICC's Board furthered their commitment to scholarships by donating an additional $25,000 to the Fund so more worthy students such as these can benefit in future years.