Now more than ever it is critical for museum, library, and cultural institution professionals, and the lawyers who advise them, to stay current on important legal issues facing their organizations.

Public health circumstances mandated the unprecedented cancellation of the Legal Issues in Museum Administration conference that was scheduled to be held in Miami, Florida in March 2020. Museums, libraries, and cultural institutions of all sizes continue to face serious challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. To help institutions map out a path forward, this virtual offering is designed to deliver essential legal guidance in the most convenient, effective, and efficient manner possible.

No travel is required to attend, and this two-day webcast offering includes a complimentary archive of the full course, available for your on-demand viewing. (Please note that there is no CLE credit for on-demand viewing.) Tune-in for as many live sessions as your schedule allows and return at a later time to the recorded sessions you missed!

What You Will Learn

Adaptation and recovery will be the overarching themes of this year’s conference. Featured sessions include focused instruction on the core legal and business issues facing museum professionals today, including:

• Exhibits in 2021: Engaging Audiences through New Technologies
• Cybersecurity Incidents and Data Privacy
• Legislative and Regulatory Update for Museum Professionals
• Practicing Law Remotely and Ethically
• Employment Law Update for Museum Professionals
• Rethinking Revenue in Tough Times
• Litigation Update for Museum Professionals
• Navigating Your Museum Through a Changing World

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The statements and opinions expressed by panelists, hosts, attendees, or other participants of this event are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of, nor are endorsed by, the American Alliance of Museums.