2011 Symposium Papers

Papers presented at the 2011 National Symposium on Technology in Labor and Employment Law. Clicking on a link will open the document in PDF format.

Are You Protected? Privacy, Intellectual Property, Trade Secrets and Non-Competes in Web 2.0

"LinkedOut" -- Can One's Critical Business Information Survive the Battle of the Century: Trade Secrets vs. Social Networking and Web 2.0

New Legislation to Expand Employee Data Privacy Protections

Social Media, Trade Secrets, and Yes the Sky is Falling

Email and Internet Monitoring/Video and Physical Surveillance

Hypothetical Case Study

What You Really Need To Know: The Top Five Legal and Legislative Technology Developments Impacting the Practice and the Workplace

Employment Privacy under the Stored Communications Act

What You Really Need to Know: The Top 5 Legal and Legislative Technology Developments Impacting the Practice and the Workplace

Wireless Communication, Electronic Surveillance, and the Stored Communications Act: An Employer's Nightmare

Social Media and the Global Workplace

A UK Perspective on Social Media in the Workplace

Background Checks in Germany

Off Duty Conduct

Social Media and the Global Workplace: The NLRA Meets the Digital Age

Questions Raised Regarding Employee Privacy and Social Networking

Public Sector Employment: Emerging Issues and their Potential Private Sector Impact

National Symposium on Technology

September 4, 2008 Side Letter

September 8, 2008 State of NY

William A. Herbert, The Electronic Workplace: To Live Outside the Law You Must Be Honest, 12 Emp. Rts. & Pol'y J. 49 (2008).

Developing a Cybervetting Strategy for Law Enforcement: A Special Report U.S. Defense Personnel Security Research Center (2010).

Opinion Letters from NYS Department of State Committee on Open Government

Electronic Invasion of the Workplace: the Good, the Bad and the Aural?

Tracking Technology Information in Litigation and Collective Bargaining

Crowning Achievements in Employer Technology

The Robotic Invaders

Workplace Technology

Discovery and Subpoenas for the Next Generation of Workplace Technology

Investigating and Forgetting on the Web

Investigating and Forgetting on the Web

Technology Tools and Legal Ethics

Rules for the 21st Century Attorney: Ethics and Technology in the Practice of Law

Investigation of Electronically Stored Information in Mobile Equipment and Other Ethical Traps in Cyberspace for Employment Lawyers?©

Impact of Social Media on the Scope of a Lawyer's Responsibility of the Ethical Conduct of Others

Technology as a Research, Communications and Collaborative Tool in the Practice of Law: Retrospective and Prospective

Technology as a Research, Communications and Collaborative Tool in the Practice of Law: Retrospective and Prospective