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Overview
Why You Should Attend
With more people working at home, privacy and security issues have become more complex but cybersecurity, data privacy, and TCPA class action litigation has continued unabated. This program will address the hottest trends, latest case law, and most important strategy decisions that companies and their counsel need to know for 2024.
Among other things, this program will address forensic tutorial guides; will cover the major new cases and trends from the past year in the law of data privacy, security breach, latest issues in class certification in data privacy, cybersecurity and TCPA class action suits; the unique litigation and class certification issues when shareholders and institutional investors file suit; and an in-house counsel panel that will cover defending a company by partnering with outside counsel.
Presented by some of the most creative and experienced plaintiffs’ counsel, defense litigators, and federal court judges, this program will feature a technology tutorial designed to identify the latest threats and challenges, an exhaustive year-in-review update on the latest cases, circuit splits and trends, plaintiffs’ perspectives on new frontiers in privacy/cybersecurity litigation, antitrust and securities fraud litigation, judicial and in-house panels to provide insights, perspectives and practice tips, and discussions of the latest class certification, motion practice and settlement trends, privilege issues, and techniques for valuing different types of cases.
What You Will Learn
After completing this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the latest technologies, business practices and mistakes that have led to some of the more significant recent cybersecurity breach and data privacy cases, with an advanced technology tutorial
- Hear the year in review: an exhaustive circuit-by-circuit analysis of case law and strategy
- Find out the latest issues in class certification, decertification and administration
- Hear from federal court judges on what they want to see from counsel in their courtrooms
- Understand the unique legal and procedural issues that arise when a putative data privacy class action suit is framed in terms of antitrust law, including substantive and procedural issues and how to value and settle antitrust suits
- Explore how to value and settle securities fraud class action suits
- Learn best strategies from in-house counsel on how to defend a company and partner with outside counsel
Who Should Attend
This program is intended for general counsel or in-house counsel or an outside counsel to companies that face cybersecurity breach, data privacy and TCPA exposure; litigators and transactional lawyers who defend or advise clients on data privacy, security breaches and advertising law, including TCPA issues; and chief information security officers, chief privacy officers and other allied professionals responsible for data privacy and security compliance.
Program Level: Advanced
Prerequisites: A fundamental understanding of basic concepts in data privacy, cybersecurity, TCPA class action litigation and the law.
Advanced Preparation: None.
Intended Audience: This program is intended for general counsel or in-house counsel or an outside counsel to companies that face cybersecurity breach, data privacy and TCPA exposure; litigators and transactional lawyers who defend or advise clients on data privacy, security breaches and advertising law, including TCPA issues; and chief information security officers, chief privacy officers and other allied professionals responsible for data privacy and security compliance.