AI and Employment law: HR’s roadmap to compliance

When: 2pm ET, Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Duration: 60 minutes

AI is rapidly reshaping every stage of the employment lifecycle, and the legal landscape is shifting just as quickly – exposing HR and employers, especially multistate employers to expanding compliance obligations and legal risk. The patchwork of state and local laws, the federal executive order seeking state law preemption and increased attention to AI-related lawsuits are creating uncertainty and potential liability for even routine HR processes, such as recruiting, employee monitoring and data handling responsibilities. While there are many benefits to using AI, it is critical for HR leaders to understand what safeguards are needed to ensure AI compliance and mitigate discrimination claims, privacy violations and data breaches.  

Join Seyfarth Shaw LLP attorneys Robert Szyba and Joseph Vele for this dynamic 60-minute program that cuts through the complexity and provides a practical roadmap for navigating AI-related employment laws. They’ll explain the challenging legal landscape – including the effect of the federal executive order on AI laws – and highlight the most significant legal pitfalls emerging in recruiting and employee management. They will discuss litigation risks and share strategies HR can use right now to manage AI tools responsibly and lawfully. 

Attendees will be able to:

  • Identify key state and local regulatory developments
  • Recognize major AI compliance and risk areas in their workplace  
  • Implement strategies to reduce legal exposure from AI tools 
  • Strengthen policies and procedures to address AI use across workplace functions 
  • And more!

Live attendees will receive SHRM and HRCI credits.

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When: 2pm ET, Wednesday, March 25, 2026
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    Robert T. Szyba 

    Partner, Labor & Employment

    Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    Robert T. Szyba is a partner at Seyfarth Shaw LLP and advises employers on a host of workplace challenges, from AI to cannabis policies, wage-hour to background checks, and a wide range of issues under federal, state, and local laws. He is a seasoned litigator and an ardent advocate both in and outside the courtroom. 

    Clients rely on Rob as an effective and efficient strategist to defend them in lawsuits, to devise action plans to avoid litigation, and to provide counsel on relevant legal developments to create policies and practices to ensure compliance. Rob partners with clients to craft an optimal solution for each unique circumstance, ranging from negotiating a pre-litigation resolution, to advancing the clients’ interests through trial and appeal. 

    Drawing on a decade of litigation experience, Rob strives to attain practical and efficient solutions that fit the client and meet the particular needs of the business. He collaborates with clients to find technological solutions to streamline the disruptiveness of litigation. He also draws on his industry knowledge to anticipate issues and find pragmatic solutions. 


    Joseph R. Vele 

    Associate, People & Analytics

    Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    Joseph R. Vele is an associate at Seyfarth Shaw LLP advising employers on navigating complex compliance obligations, workforce restructuring, and emerging technologies. A recognized authority on equal employment opportunity (EEO) compliance and workforce strategy, Joe helps organizations anticipate risk and implement practical, legally sound solutions in today’s rapidly evolving workplace. 

    As part of his comprehensive compliance work, Joe also helps organizations address pay equity obligations across international, federal, and state jurisdictions. He partners with employers to conduct detailed equal pay analyses, identifying and resolving compensation risks before they escalate into enforcement actions or litigation.  

    Building on his work in workforce restructuring, Joe helps organizations prepare for the future of work by addressing emerging compliance challenges. As companies increasingly adopt AI-driven tools for recruiting, performance management, and workforce analytics, Joe provides strategic guidance on the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in employment decisions. He advises on compliance with anti-discrimination laws, emerging AI regulations, and algorithmic bias mitigation, helping clients implement governance frameworks that balance innovation with legal risk management. 

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