(For this past program, we offer two options for purchase: a Homestudy (DVD and written materials) or written materials alone.)
Attorneys, executives, and IT management professionals across various industries
Data privacy is one of the big compliance issues of 2010. New regulations in Europe and the US make data privacy issues a real challenge for any corporation doing business internationally--and their advisors. The penalties are getting tougher too--fines of more than $1.5m have been levied and lawyers have been charged with criminal offences for data issues.
In this one-hour TeleBriefing, a panel of distinguished experts, including the head of GE's privacy program and leading lawyers from Europe and the US, will address recent and anticipated legal changes and look at the current compliance landscape in Europe and the US.
Call in from anywhere to learn about the new regime and what it means for multinationals.
Introduction & Overview; European perspective
Jonathan P. Armstrong, Esq., Moderator
Duane Morris / London, UK
Industry perspective
Nuala O'Connor Kelly, Esq., Chief Privacy Leader and Senior Counsel, Information Governance and Privacy
General Electric / Washington, DC
US perspective
Sandra A. Jeskie, Esq.
Duane Morris LLP / Philadelphia, PA
There is a $25 cancellation fee for Course Materials orders and $50 for Homestudy orders
This TeleBriefing qualifies for 1.0 Washington CLE credit. Upon request, we will apply for CLE credits in other states and other types of credits. Please note that audio programs currently do not qualify for CLE credits from the Delaware, Kansas, and Ohio bar associations.
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Jonathan Armstrong, partner at the London office of Duane Morris, practices in the area of corporate law with a concentration in technology and compliance. Mr. Armstrong's practice includes counseling multinational companies on matters involving risk, technology and compliance across Europe. He has handled legal matters in more than 40 countries involving emerging technology, corporate governance, reputation, internal investigations, marketing, branding and global privacy policies, and has counseled a range of clients on breach prevention, mitigation and response.
Sandra A. Jeskie is partner with Duane Morris LLP where she chairs the firm's information technology/telecom interdisciplinary group, as well as the e-discovery group and Women's Initiative. Her diverse national practice focuses on business and technology-based litigation, including commercial, intellectual property, software, e-commerce and Internet law matters. With more than 16 years of experience as a computer scientist, Ms. Jeskie also counsels clients on privacy, security policies and practices, and systems development projects. She has often been appointed by the courts to serve as special master addressing e-discovery disputes and as a software expert. Ms. Jeskie is vice president of the International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw).
Nuala O'Connor Kelly is GE's chief privacy leader and senior counsel, information governance and privacy. She leads a team of business privacy leaders and chairs the company's privacy and data protection. Ms. O'Connor Kelly also leads GE's Information Governance Council, which is responsible for the development and implementation of the company's policies and practices across the data life cycle, including creation, protection and disposal. Prior to joining GE, she was the chief privacy officer of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Before DHS, Ms. O'Connor Kelly served as chief privacy officer for the U.S. Department of Commerce, where she also served as chief counsel for technology and as deputy director of the Office of Policy and Strategic Planning. Prior to public service, Ms. O'Connor Kelly served as VP-data protection and CPO-email & emerging technologies for DoubleClick, and served as that company's deputy general counsel for privacy.
