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Managing Data Privacy Risk:

Practical Insights for In-House Counsel

Tuesday, May 23, 2023

Program: 3:00 - 5:15 PM | Happy Hour & Networking 5:15 - 7:00 PM

The Community House

380 S. Bates

Birmingham, MI 48009

With data breaches on the rise and increased government enforcement, the stakes have never been higher for in-house counsel on the front lines in managing data privacy risks. The McDonald Hopkins National Data Privacy and Cybersecurity team has assisted companies nationwide through over 12,000 data security incidents and has valuable insights to help in-house counsel manage the organizational risks associated with a data privacy breach. 

AGENDA

Registration: 2:30 - 3:00 PM

Program: 3:00 - 5:15 PM

Happy Hour & Networking: 5:15 - 7:00 PM

The three sessions will cover the following:

Anatomy of a Data Breach and Incident Response | Speakers: Dominic Paluzzi and Kate Jarrett

• Identifying/defining PII, PHI, PCI, and sensitive data
• Defining what constitutes a “breach”
• Primary types of privacy incidents and cyber claims
• Recent cyber claims data
• Vendor/third-party management
• Anatomy of data breach response

Creating a Threat Actor Playbook | Speakers: Colin Battersby and Heather Shumaker

• Social engineering/threat actor techniques
• Attack types
• Trends in ransomware
• Addressing ransom demands
• Business and reputational considerations

Critical Data Privacy Law Enforcement in 2023 & Risk Mitigation | Speakers: Dominic Paluzzi, Colin Battersby, Kate Jarrett, and Heather Shumaker

• Application & Scope
• Practical approaches to compliance
• Data subject access and deletion requests
• Other consumer rights
• Website privacy policy updates
• Sale of personal information
• Contractual considerations
• Data Protection Addendum
• Vendor Contracts
• Other risk mitigation steps to reduce cyber attacks

This event is exclusive to in-house counsel.

Register Here

The ACC Georgia Chapter and Majmudar & Partners will present “Contracting in India”.  This presentation will cover nuances relating to the execution of commercial contracts with an Indian party, and will touch upon key issues on confidentiality, protection of intellectual property, restrictive covenants, anti-corruption, limitation of liability, indemnification and damages.  We will cover aspects for assessment of suitable governing laws and dispute resolution mechanisms for such contracts.  Further, we will also discuss the execution formalities for contracts in India, including, stamp duty, registration and electronic execution.  Lastly, we will discuss the importance of having comprehensive employment contracts with Indian employees and key managerial personnel.

Are you hoping to become a GC?  If so, we hope you will join us to hear several successful General Counsel share their tips for positioning yourself to become a General Counsel. The ACC Georgia Chapter welcomes Consilio, whose presenters, Brie Buchanan, Calloquy, PBC; David Green, Global Payments; and Ashoo Sharma, Harry Norman REALTORS^®, will present “Tips to Successfully Transition to a General Counsel Role”. This  discussion will include information about the type of work experiences you should seek to add to your resume, the skillsets you should acquire, the types of relationships you should be developing, and more. We will also include an opportunity for questions, as well as opportunities to network with fellow in-house counsel, including GCs in the Atlanta community.

SPOTLIGHT ON SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES

*can we reset supply chains to be more flexible; especially in times of emergencies?

*does the US need to increase its supply chain in drug manufacturing here in the US?

*how has legislation changed in the US post covid?

what is the regulation and compliance policy perspective now?

*how do we view globalization now?



The pressure supply chains have been under for the last few years shows no sign of ending. Issues such as spiraling utilities costs, global shortages of key materials, exchange rate fluctuations and the application of sanctions have reinforced the critical importance of supply chain management and how integral supply chains are to the strategy, performance and reputation of global businesses.

Unfortunately, this Practice & Career Management Committee (P&CM) and Robert Half in-person event has been cancelled.
   
Competition for talent defines today's hiring market, and salaries are rising as employers vie for top candidates and employees switch jobs by the millions.  Learn how hiring managers are attracting top candidates and enhancing retention efforts - often through flexible work options and robust professional development programs - and navigating concerns around inflation and potential recession that complicate the employment landscape.  Plus, see how to manage the need for new skill sets, where in-house legal salaries are headed, and the latest trends in benefits and perks.

Ample time will be allocated for Q & A and networking.

Join Jackson Lewis P.C. and ACC Central Florida for our annual conference hosted at the
Florida famous Dr. Phillips Center. Attendees will enjoy a half-day of panel discussions
and quick hit legal updates followed by a rooftop cocktail reception.

Topics to Include: 
The New Wave of Data Privacy Litigation
OSHA Update: It Applies to You Too!
Expanding and Unique Workplace Accommodations
The DOL’s Top Priorities
Future of Non-Competes
Let’s Talk About Professionalism
 

Thursday, April 20, 2023
11:30 am Registration & Networking

12:00 – 1:00 pm Program

Greenberg Traurig’s Office

Bank of America Plaza

101 E. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 1900

Tampa, Florida 33602

Parking Garage connected by 3^rd Level Skybridge

154 E. Washington Street – Garage Entrance Address

Please bring your parking entry tickets for validation

“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.”

Sun Tzu, Art of War

The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure aim “to secure the just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of every action and proceeding.”  For the corporate defendant, the difficulty of obtaining summary judgment in Florida state courts seemed anathema to that goal.  However, two years ago the Florida Supreme Court amended its summary judgment standard to conform with the Federal standard. 

This presentation will address the strategic use of the amended summary judgment standard as a weapon by corporate defendants to achieve “the just, speedy, and inexpensive determination” of lawsuits filed in Florida state courts. 

RSVP by 4/17 and please inform the host if you have any food allergies.

We request that if you are feeling ill, receive a positive COVID-19 test, or have been exposed to COVID-19 within ten days, that you not attend for the safety of others.

Pending 1.0 Florida CLE credit.

ESG concepts as well as a discussion about managing an investor diligence process, managing investor director buy-in, etc.

This is an area that will be increasingly important with M&A and IPO activity projected to slow down.

Adam Charnes will begin with an overview of the Supreme Court's 2022-2023 Term. He will then discuss the major cases decided by the Court during this term. He will conclude with a preview of the important cases on the Supreme Court's docket during the upcoming term.