Accounting Risk Management Program
This timely half-day session, held on May 7, 2026, brought together legal and industry professionals to explore how accounting and financial services firms can strengthen risk-tolerance frameworks, anticipate emerging challenges, and implement policies that support sound judgment, consistency, and long-term resilience.
Throughout the program, presenters provided a range of practical insights, including legal updates on conservation easements and employment issues, an in-depth look at claims data and trends from the insurance industry, and guidance on best practices for preparing witnesses for depositions and testimony. The agenda also featured a presentation and panel discussion examining the growing use of AI platforms within accounting firms and the opportunities and risks they present.
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SQMS-1 and Your Restructured Quality and Risk Management System
Presented by Joe Kingma, Mauldin & Jenkins
Statutes of Limitation and Conservation Easement Litigation
Presented by John deMoulpied, Clark Hill
AI in Practice: Applications for Professional Accountants and In-House Counsel
Presented by Karl Kingma, Harvey
AI Practical Uses and Risk Concerns for Professional Accountants and In-House Counsel – Panel Discussion
Karl Kingma, Harvey
Laura Walker, Aprio
Lewis Perling, Clark Hill
Enterprise Risk Management for Professional Services Firms
Presented by Laura Walker, Aprio
The Many Stops on the Employment Journey
Presented by Manori de Silva, Clark Hill
Witness Preparation for Accounting Cases: Forewarned is Forearmed
Presented by Miles Hutton, Blueprint