Understanding and Managing Legal Risk in Corporate DEI
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Navigating Washington: Insights for Business

Understanding and Managing Legal Risk in Corporate DEI

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Rapid legal developments in the US related to diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI) practices, programs, and policies require continuous monitoring to ensure companies have accurate, up-to-date information regarding compliance and evolving regulatory standards. As the legal landscape develops in this area, companies are identifying and evaluating the specifics of their existing programs to determine compliance with state and federal law, as well as overall program effectiveness. While “illegal DEI” remains undefined by the new administration, recent developments have provided some direction useful to the private sector.

Rapid legal developments in the US related to diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI) practices, programs, and policies require continuous monitoring to ensure companies have accurate, up-to-date information regarding compliance and evolving regulatory standards. As the legal landscape develops in this area, companies are identifying and evaluating the specifics of their existing programs to determine compliance with state and federal law, as well as overall program effectiveness. While “illegal DEI” remains undefined by the new administration, recent developments have provided some direction useful to the private sector.

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Camille A. Olson

Camille A. Olson Camille A. Olson

Partner
Seyfarth Shaw LLP

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Allan Schweyer

Allan Schweyer Allan Schweyer

Principal Researcher, Human Capital
The Conference Board

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