CCC2026 CLE Packets

Status of Latinos in the New York State - 6th JD - 2025 HHM presentation

By Hon. Sallie Manzanet-Daniels
Associate Justice, Appellate Division, First Dept.

 

ADA & FMLA Under Fire: Winning Strategies in Court and ADR

AI and Employment Law: When the Bots Bite_Working Hard to Prevent Risks One Algorithm at a Time

Game On! AI, Diversity, Labor Rights & Wage Compliance in 2026 -Your Daily Double on the Latest Legal Trends

(Plenary) Leadership Under Pressure: Law, Deals, and the Future of Sports

(Plenary) The New Competitive Advantage: Why Professional-Grade AI Matters for Lawyers

(Plenary) AI and the Future of Law Harnessing Power, Mitigating Risk, and Advancing Business Impact

(Plenary) AI, Ethics, and Accountability: Technology, Corruption, and the Rule of Law

Compliance Program Innovation: Using AI to Improve Speed, Analytics and Results

Confronting Privacy Threats in Practice

Exploring the Intersection Between AI and Intellectual Property:  AI as an Asset, a Tool and Driver of Corporate Policy

Financing The Data Transformation Economy

From Clause to Consequence: A Live ADR Clause-Drafting Experience

From Infrastructure to Innovation: How Leading Crypto Firms Are Shaping Digital Assets

Getting AI Governance Right: Balancing Innovation and Risk

Guiding Attorneys to Address Their Clients' AI Implementation Challenges

Navigating Regulatory Landscape in Healthcare GenAI Implementation

Owning the Data, Owning the Future:  Why Diverse Attorneys Must Be at the Table Shaping AI

Privacy vs. Labor Rights: The Legal Crossroads of AI & Wearable Technology in Healthcare

Product Counsel in the Age of AI: Advising Clients on How to Develop Compliance Product Built for AI

Who’s at the Wheel? Product Liability and Preemption in Autonomous Vehicles

 

CLE Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many CLE credits are available for the 2026 CCC?
A. This program offers a maximum of 600 minutes of CLE credit including 75 minutes of Ethics (where available) and 150 minutes of Diversity (where available).

Q. What jurisdictions are eligible for CLE credit for this conference?
A. Please see the CLE credit chart for the most up-to-date credit information by state.

Q. I don’t see my jurisdiction listed; what should I do?
A. Contact hnbacle@clehelpdesk.net. You may be able to self-file for participation at this event. 

Q. How will my attendance be recorded?
A. Your name badge will be scanned into each session which will take an electronic record of your attendance.

Q. I am a speaker, how will I receive my CLE credit?
A. You will follow the same process as other attendees. You will receive an email within 2-weeks following the Conference with a link to the HNBA’s online CLE system. This email will contain instructions on how to confirm your participation and print your CLE certificate of attendance. Your certificate will include any additional speaking credit (if applicable). If you have any questions after downloading your certificate, please email hnbacle@clehelpdesk.net. 

Q. What are the CLE requirements for my jurisdiction?
A. You should consult your jurisdiction’s website for information regarding requirements.

Q. How will I receive my certificate of attendance?
A. All attendees will receive an email within 2-weeks following the Conference with a link to HNBA’s online CLE system. This email will contain instructions on how to confirm your participation and print your CLE certificate of attendance. If you do not receive the email by March 31, 2026 (sometimes they go to SPAM folders), please visit the HNBA’s online CLE portal and choose this event from the menu to be connected with your record.

Q. When can I expect to receive the email with my certificate?
A. About 2 weeks following Conference. If your state requires sponsors to report attorneys’ attendance, we will report your attendance by April 10, 2026.

Q. I have additional follow-up questions, who should I ask?
A. Email us at hnbacle@clehelpdesk.net.