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This eleventh year of the computer law conference bears witness to dramatic changes in the computer industry. As computers are becoming increasingly complex, so too is the law. A decade ago, computer law meant domain of copyright law; today,computers span every area of law, from constitutional to antitrust to a new area that did not exist 11 years ago — e-commerce. This eleventh annual Seattle conference will give the practitioner and industry executive a context for the current state of computer law, while offering insight into major new developments.

Program Co-Chairs: Henry B.Gutman,Esq.and Warren J.Rheaume,Esq.

Credits: WA and OR Applied For: 15.75 General including 1.0 Ethics CLE credits; CA and AK Approved: 14.75 General including 1.0 Ethics MCLE/CLE credits

Who Should Attend? For all lawyers, software publishers, vendors, and anyone involved in the creation, licensing and sale of computer programs and software