Retail Law Conference 2026
Kansas City, MO 64108
Event summary
The Retail Law Conference brought together chief legal officers, general counsel and law firm partners to address the legal, regulatory and business challenges shaping the future of retail. Sessions offered practical insights into litigation trends, compliance, privacy, employment and emerging risks. The conference connected practitioners across the retail legal community – from senior to next-generation leaders – to collaborate, learn and lead.
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Thursday, October 15
4:30 – 5:30 pm CT
A Changing Court: The Supreme Court Today
The US Supreme Court was not only deciding consequential cases – the institution itself was changing in ways that affected advocacy, business certainty, public trust and legal strategy. This session offered a closer look at how the court functions today, what had shifted and what to watch in the term ahead.
Cooley partner Ephraim McDowell participated in this panel discussion.
For more information, please email Julia Sousa.
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