By Robert Sweet – January 19, 2021 | Hacktivists operate communication technologies to improve democracy by translating civil disobedience into cyberspace. However, the current regulatory regime seeks to repress, rather than permit, exposing injustice. It must be reformed to allow civic engagement to flourish.
By Melissa E. Parisi – January 5, 2021 | Companies should ensure its acceptable use policies and procedures take into account new and emerging types of communication platforms and implement ground rules for all employees.
By Joanna L. Storey – December 21, 2020 | Navigating current privacy laws is like wandering through a labyrinth. Where should a lawyer start?
By Starr Drum – December 16, 2020 | A quick guide to spotting issues with privacy laws.
By Jack Clabby, Joe Swanson and Steve Blickensderfer - October 22, 2019 | In this Sound Advice, Jack Clabby, Joe Swanson and Steve Blickensderfer give practical advice on the attorneys’ role in a data security incident response guide, which is a key document in preparing for California’s new data privacy law, the CCPA.
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Apr
20
Events | Webinar
National Institute on E-Discovery 2021
ETHICS 60 min
Join our renowned e-discovery judges, litigators, and in-house counsel as they examine the continually evolving state of electronic discovery in litigation.
May
11
Events | Webinar
ESI Collection 101: Navigating the Challenges of Emerging Data Sources [CC]
CLE 60 min
This program will use a hypothetical lawsuit where a team of engineers have been using three forms of emerging data sources for communication, which will need to be preserved, collected, reviewed and…
May
17
Events | Webinar
Give the Jury What It Wants! [CC]
CLE 60 min
Understanding the quirks of the human decision-making processes and tailoring a case to those will not magically win an otherwise frivolous case, but it may help nudge the jury in a close one.
