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  • 2026 Bankruptcy Conference

    The Westin Oaks Houston at the Galleria 5011 Westheimer at Post Oak, Houston, TX, United States

    The conference will offer training in bankruptcy basics and advanced topics and will provide meaningful interactions with other practitioners.

  • Work Smarter, Not Harder: Microsoft Tips & Tricks — More Tools, More Tips

    Virtual

    The popular Work Smarter, Not Harder: Microsoft Tips & Tricks series is back with a third installment! Designed with the busy workloads of attorneys and staff in Attorney General offices in mind, this practical webinar will explore more useful Microsoft tips and tools that can help you work more efficiently, save time, and get more out of the programs you use every day.

  • 2026 Fall Consumer Protection Conference

    Omni Shoreham Hotel 2500 Calvert Street NW, Washington, D.C.

    This year’s conference will begin with a full day open to the public, featuring sessions that bring together consumer advocates, business and industry representatives, government partners, and private sector attorneys to explore key trends and challenges in consumer protection.

  • New Attorney General Orientation and Attorney General Assembly

    Ritz-Carlton South Beach One Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL, United States

    Join the nation’s Attorneys General and senior leadership for the 2026 Attorney General Assembly, a premier gathering designed to strengthen leadership, foster collaboration, and advance the critical work of state and territorial justice systems.

  • Supreme Court Practice Seminar

    Washington, District of Columbia

    This annual two-day seminar provides attendees with information and insights on effectively practicing in the United States Supreme Court.

  • Accurate Isn’t Enough: Using AI to Stress-Test Legal Messages

    Virtual

    An email, update, or recommendation can be accurate and still land differently than intended. In this interactive session, participants will practice using AI to anticipate how different recipients may interpret a message, identify where confusion or resistance may arise, and revise it before sending.

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