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From the program: Cyber Insurance: What Policyholders Need to Know Now

Released on: Jun. 23, 2017

Taken from the briefing Cyber Insurance:  What Policyholders Need to Know Now recorded June 2017 in New York. According to some estimates, cybercrime costs the global economy more than $400 billion a year. On a corporate level, the average cost per breach is now at $7 million. While these statistics instill fear in some, they create opportunity for others. Insurers recognized the opportunity early on. As the old Wall Street saying goes, ...

Recorded on: Jun. 23, 2017

AMY TAUB: It is now my pleasure to turn this briefing over to Mark Miller. MARK E. MILLER: Thank you. Thank you everybody for attending. So I'm looking over the list here of attendees and we have a pretty good showing. And I just wanted to let everybody know how this breaks down, because it gives context to who's interested in this issue. Majority of attendees are businesses. They range from Fortune 50 companies down to smaller businesses. And behind ...

Recorded on: Sep. 13, 2017

Taken from the Web Program Recorded September 11 - 12, 2017 in New YorkEstate Planning for Digital Assets [01:01:32]• Understand the federal privacy laws • What are digital assets? • Discussion of the Uniform Law dealing with digital assets • Accessing, securing and distributing digital assets • Planning techniques to avoid pitfalls and ensure smooth administration of digital assets • Preserving ...

Recorded on: Oct. 31, 2017

Taken from the Web Program Recorded October 30, 2017 in San FranciscoWho Owns the Future?: The Future of Ownership and the Conflict Between Tangible and Intangible Property [01:14:32] The rivalry between IP and personal property rights: navigating boundaries through contracts and terms of use Internet of Everything: effects on property, privacy, data ownership Augmented reality versus real reality: who owns what? Artificial ...

Course Handbook from the program Fundamentals of Privacy Law 2017, held December, 2017.

Course Handbook from the program Winter Ethics 2017, held December, 2017.

Course Handbook from the program Cybersecurity Best Practices for Legal Services Providers 2018, held January 2018.

From the program: Advanced Licensing Agreements 2018

Recorded on: Mar. 8, 2018

Taken from the Web Program Advanced Licensing Agreements 2018 held March 2018 in New York Open Source, Cloud Computing, Big Data [01:28:53] Open Source Issues (30 mins) Comparing and understanding popular open source licenses Current developments in open source licensing law Open Source compliance strategies Paul H. Arne Cloud Computing (30 mins) What is cloud computing? Comparing SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS Overview of cloud ...

Course Handbook from the program Advanced Data Privacy, Cybersecurity Breach and TCPA Class Action LItigation Strategies and Defenses 2018, held January 2018.

From the program: Government Investigations 2018: Investigations Arising From Data Breach and Privacy Concerns and Parallel Proceedings

Released on: Feb. 20, 2018

Electronic information pervades our society. Corporations and other organizations create, store, and utilize that information in all facets of business. Unfortunately, security can be breached and any breach can lead to investigations by various government agencies at the federal and State levels. Those investigations may lead to disputes about scope, variety and volume of electronic information to be produced. This program will explore the role ...

Recorded on: Feb. 14, 2018

RON: And with that, I'm going to turn it over to our first panel. David Shonka, to my immediate right, is the moderator. I'm going to ask him to introduce himself and everyone else. And I will be back and see you in an hour or so. So enjoy the program everyone. DAVID SHONKA Thank you, Ron. Let me begin by following up with a couple of more hypotheticals or not hypotheticals, but questions for the group just to get a sense of who is here. And the ...

Recorded on: Feb. 14, 2018

JASON SILVERMAN: OK. Hey, everybody. Welcome to the second panel of the day, responding to the investigation following a data breech. So my name is Jason Silverman. I'm a partner in the Washington DC office of Denton's. I am in the litigation department and the white collar and government investigations practice. So I represent clients in connection with government investigations arising from largely compliance issues. Also data breach and cyber ...

Recorded on: Feb. 14, 2018

RONALD HEDGES: Welcome back, everyone. We're in our last segment. You've heard from a panel of government regulators talking about what they expect. You've had a second panel of in-house and retained counsel talking about what they hope might happen in response to requests for information by government agencies. And now we're going to be talking about parallel proceedings. I mentioned parallel proceedings for a second at the beginning. It's not un-surprising ...

Recorded on: Feb. 16, 2018

Taken from the One-hour Briefing Recorded February 2018 in New York Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace - Legal Challenges [01:04:39] What is Artificial Intelligence ("AI"), and how do you address legal risks involving AI’s impact in the workplace and in making employment decisions?  Usage of AI in industry is becoming ubiquitous and poses complex legal challenges. However, barring changes in law, the current legal regimes ...

Recorded on: Feb. 23, 2018

AMY TAUB: Hello. My name is Amy Taub and I'm a Program Attorney with PLI, a nonprofit learning organization. I would like to welcome you to today's briefing, "Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace - Legal Challenges." Before we begin, I have some administrative announcements. This briefing will be one hour in length. Please feel free to send questions at any time during the briefing. Please remember that you have access to material for this briefing ...

From the program: TechLaw Institute 2018: The Digital Evolution

Released on: Mar. 12, 2018

This year’s program will provide attendees with the information they need to serve their clients in this ever-changing environment.  Attendees will learn about security issues affecting new technology; legal issues raised by the emerging “Internet of Things”, as well as by disruptive and sharing technologies.  Our speakers will share how companies can exploit all of the marketing possibilities that social media sites offer, ...

Recorded on: Mar. 6, 2018

Taken from the One-Hour Briefing Recorded March 2018 in New York Right to Privacy at the Border Under the Trump Administration [01:01:25] Imagine this: you’re returning to the United States after a quick business trip abroad. While going through customs, you are unexpectedly pulled to the side and brought in for secondary inspection. The officer asks for your cell phone and the password to access its content. What should you do? Well, the answer ...

Recorded on: Mar. 6, 2018

MARC ROTH: OK. Just to keep within our time schedule here, we're going to go right into the next session. The title of the next session is Current Privacy Developments, a very, very timely topic. John teed up some of the issues for us with respect to how privacy is triggered, and the implications of disruptive technologies and new technologies. We struggle every year with how to address privacy. It's so big, it actually is a subject to various PLI ...

Recorded on: Mar. 6, 2018

J. SNELL: And welcome to the last hour for today. We've got another half day tomorrow, look forward to seeing you there. PLI values all hours equally; the California bar does not. So this hour's worth more to all of us. Legal ethics-- "Evolving Legal Ethics-- Portable Devices, The Cloud, and Social Media." To my immediate right is Merrie Baldwin. Merri's a shareholder at Rogers Joseph O'Donnell in San Francisco where her practice focuses on attorney ...

Recorded on: Mar. 6, 2018

JAMES G. SNELL: All right. Welcome back from lunch. Hope everyone had a good break. We're going to begin with the first program of the afternoon-- "Emerging Issues in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning." It's my pleasure to introduce one of my colleagues, Dean Harvey, from Perkins Coie. Dean is the co-chair of Perkins Coie's artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics group, and focuses his practice on technology-related commercial ...

Recorded on: Mar. 6, 2018

JAMES SNELL: All right. Welcome back to the third presentation of the morning and the pre-lunch presentation. We've got the Internet of Things and the Wired Life. You've met me. I'm Jim Snell. To my immediate right is Karen McGee, group council of privacy and security from Intel. At Intel, Karen is responsible for global privacy, related legal support and guidance with particular emphasis on Intel's data technology business initiatives, such as artificial ...

Recorded on: Mar. 6, 2018

MARC S. ROTH: Good morning. I think we'll get started now. Thank you everyone for coming back on the second day of our presentation. We hope you enjoyed yesterday's sessions. I don't know how you feel, but at least from-- my takeaway was that there's so much interconnectivity and so much overlapping, and there a lot of common issues that occur in so many different areas that were covered by the various panels yesterday that, at least from the speaker ...

Recorded on: Mar. 8, 2018

MARCELO HALPERN: Our next session is a rapid-fire three-part series with no breaks in between. So if you'll bear with me, I'm going to introduce the next three speakers and their topics and let them take it away from there. Our first speaker is going to be Paul Arne, in the middle here. Paul is a senior partner and chair of technology transactions practice at Morris, Manning & Martin in Atlanta. He founded and chairs the firm's open source and social ...