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The California Privacy Rights Act, passed in November 2020, amends the California Consumer Privacy Act and includes additional privacy protections for consumers.  Most provisions will be operative January 1, 2023, with a look back to January 1, 2022.  Join Procopio cybersecurity and privacy attorney Elaine Harwell and Senior Privacy Counsel for Wells Fargo Mallory Jensen for an informative and practical discussion about the CPRA.  The session will cover:

  • How the CPRA differs from CCPA requirements
  • Strategies on how to comply with the CPRA
  • What to except from the California Privacy Protection Agency, including rulemaking and enforcement
  • Tips to stay ahead of changing privacy laws

This webinar will provide an overview of recent updates in California employment law, including arbitration agreements, independent contractors, and the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA). It will also provide an appellate perspective on these topics as well as practical advice for use by in-house counsel in businesses of all sizes.

How DEI Effects Terminolgy We Use at Work

When: April 27, 2022 at 12noon

Refundable Fee:

Your registration to this event indicates your intention to attend. There is a $30 fee to hold your registration spot that will be completely refunded upon your attendance to this event.

CLE:

1 Credit

Additionally Provided:

Lunch via DoorDash

Description:

 

In 2020, the T-Mobile Technology team began looking at historical terms that have been deemed as offensive, and creating a roadmap to change those terms. The initial focus was on replacing the technology terms of master/slave and blacklist/whitelist to more inclusive terminology. This effort grew, and started looking at terms across the corporate landscape. Cathy Sindos, Group Project Manager at T-Mobile and a core team member leading this movement, will give an overview of this journey.

During this presentation, we'll explore what inclusive language is, and provide examples, to ensure you create a more inclusive workplace environment and more inclusive legal materials.

Speaker:

Catherine Sindos (she/her) | Sr Program Manager | T-Mobile

Cathy has over 25 years in the Communications Industry with a focus on Information Technology. In addition to being an IT Professional, she also serves as a Senior Diversity, Equity & Inclusion leader at T-Mobile. In this leadership role, she designs, develops and delivers on the Diversity Equity & Inclusion Technology strategy and programs in close partnership with key stakeholders across the company to embed Diversity into our culture, and create a greater sense of Equity and Inclusion for employees. Cathy lives in the Washington, DC Metro area with her family.

Join Stradling attorneys Jason Lee and Tom Waldman (former ACC member while in house at a private equity firm) as they discuss:

  • Why PE thrived in the pandemic and economic uncertainty
  • Trends including PE funds and Hedge Funds offering alternative sources of growth capital
  • How PE backed portfolio companies approach commercial agreements and M&A transactions
  • Legislative and regulatory initiatives directed at PE & how those may affect operating businesses

Save The Date ACCW Tech Summit June 16, 2022

Tickets go on sale on May 1, 2022

Embrace Your Competent, Capable Self

As many of you may know, Imposter Syndrome, a feeling of inadequacy that persists despite contrary evidence, can prevent an attorney from practicing competently. It can impact many skills necessary to competent lawyering including decision making, difficult conversations, and professionalism.

And, it can lead either to a failure to be diligent (by procrastinating) or to over preparation and overwork leading to client dissatisfaction and damaging lawyer health and wellbeing. Why do so many attorneys fear being exposed as a fraud? Why the self-doubt and self-devaluation?

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • What neuroscience and psychology tell us about the prevalence of “imposter syndrome” and why is it more prevalent in high achievers.
  • The costs of imposter syndrome on lawyers and firms and legal departments.
  • The relationship between competence and confidence and why are both needed to practice competently.
  • Practical strategies can organizations implement and individuals use to break out of “imposter syndrome.”

"Cheers" to our first in-person social of the year!

Swing by Mahony's Tavern at the Convention Center's after work and connect with your ACCBC peers.

Mahony's Tavern | Convention Centre 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC, V6C 0C3

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Many in-house legal teams struggle with the vast quantities of paperwork and electronic data that needs to be managed and stored. Lawyers need to understand what information assets they have and how this is classified, retained, and managed over its lifecycle.

 In this program, our panellists will discuss their experiences with implementing document retention policies, how to ensure your policy complies with applicable laws, best practices to help you create more efficient document and data retention processes and what can go wrong when you don’t have a policy.

Panellists:

  • Tiana Van Dyk, Senior Director Client Services and Document Review, Epiq (Moderator)
  • Lindsay Holland, In-house Counsel and Corporate Secretary, British Columbia Investment Management Corporation
  • Patricia Osoko, Senior Advisor, Simplex Legal LLP
  • Julie Colgan, Vice President, Global Business Transformation Solutions, Epiq

This event is proudly sponsored by EPIQ

The Epic v. Apple case moves to the circuit court even as the experts are still opining about winners and losers from the trial court decision. Meanwhile, Apple’s closed App Store remains under scrutiny in Europe and around the world. Our panel will discuss these developments, the implications in the larger Tech Wars, and the impact on consumers, developers, and related platforms.

Speakers:
Parker Miller, Partner, Alston & Bird
Valarie Williams, Partner, Alston & Bird

Thursday, April 14th
11:00am - 12:00pm PT

Healthy Ways to Manage and/or Eliminate Stress and Anxiety and Improve Overall Work-Life Balance

 

Recent scientific developments have shown that too much stress can take a toll on your body, mind, and behavior.  Many of us are feeling tired and drained, experience a lack of focus, suffer from anxiety, or have trouble controlling our tempers.   Join Hilde Gross, a life coach, to learn transformational techniques to manage stress and improve resilience.

 

 

 

 

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