Before & After the Whistle Blows, an Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Legal Fees

Attendees will gain insights specific insight into the definition of ADMT under the new rules, common in-scope use cases and requirements, risk assessment and cybersecurity audit obligations and expectations for regulatory focus in 2026. You’ll walk away with a “check-list” of compliance priorities for 2026.

The session will provide practical guidance for legal, compliance, and business teams preparing for compliance deadlines and navigating emerging privacy risks.

This article explains the requirements of a new anti-money laundering rule that, when effective on March 1, 2026, will require suspicious activity reporting from advisors (including attorneys) who assist clients with certain residential real estate transfers. FinCEN has extended its earlier Geographic Targeting Order for real estate transactions which now expires on February 28, 2026.