Cyberspace Law Committee Newsletter - September 2019

Business & Corporate

Message from the Chair

Cheryl Burtzel

I look forward to seeing many of you in a few days at the BLS Annual Meeting in Washington DC. The Cyberspace Law Committee has a great line-up of CLE programs and meetings. I encourage you to join us (you can still register onsite!), learn, share your ideas, and network. As noted below, we are partnering with the Consumer Financial Services Committee for several CLE programs on topics of mutual interest.

Business & Corporate

Cyberspace Law Institute and Winter Working Meeting

Cheryl Burtzel, Ed Morse

As the ABA Business Law Section Annual Meeting in Washington, DC (September 12-14, 2019) looms larger on the horizon, it is time to put a new event on your planning calendar.

Business & Corporate

Programs Needed for Spring 2020 Business Law Section Meeting

Cheryl Burtzel, Ed Morse

Although we are just now finishing up work on CLE programs for the Annual meeting in Washington DC, it is time to generate ideas for new programs for Spring meeting to be held March 26-28 in Boston, Massachusetts. Proposals should include: (1) descriptive title; (2) target length (e.g., 60 or 90 minutes); (3) program and materials chair(s); (4) potential panelists; and (5) a brief description of three main topics covered by your program. Please submit this information to Ed Morse by Monday, September 23.

Business & Corporate

Subcommittee News

Subcommittee Updates from the Cyberspace Law committee.

Business & Corporate

Upcoming Libra Webinar

George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School is hosting a webinar on Wednesday, September 25, 2019 from 12:00pm – 1:30pm EST on the financial and regulatory issues raised by the proposed Libra virtual currency sponsored by Facebook and several dozen other financial and tech companies.

Business & Corporate

Call for Future Contributions

Do you have something that might make a good contribution to next month's Cyberspace Law newsletter? Email Tom Kierner with your blurb! Have a less Cyberspace-y contribution? It might be a good fit for Business Law Today. Email Juliet Moringiello, and she will help you with the submission process.