The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations, nonprofits and other private-sector organizations around the globe.
Change is constant—finite and monumental, by moment and over time. The alteration of our workplace and world since March has been profound, and we are committed to bringing you the information you need, when you need it. Our webinar series, now an ongoing series of 40-minute programs, allows us to dig a little deeper into our topics and provide additional analysis and guidance. In addition to the voices of our Jackson Lewis lawyers you have grown to trust, we will often be welcoming additional speakers to join our conversation.
Change is constant—finite and monumental, by moment and over time. The alteration of our workplace and world since March has been profound, and we are committed to bringing you the information you need, when you need it. Our webinar series, now an ongoing series of 40-minute programs, allows us to dig a little deeper into our topics and provide additional analysis and guidance. In addition to the voices of our Jackson Lewis lawyers you have grown to trust, we will often be welcoming additional speakers to join our conversation.
In recognition of Pride, the California offices of Perkins Coie invite you to join us for an important discussion about the intersectionality of issues facing the LGBTQ+ community and communities of color. San Francisco Partner and Firmwide Strategic Diversity Committee Co-Chair Bobbie Wilson will moderate a social justice conversation with attorneys and activists.
Your RSVP will include a donation from Perkins Coie to The San Diego LGBT Community Center.
The preeminent legal search firm, Major, Lindsey & Africa, will provide an exclusive inside look at the current state of the in-house legal market, including the impact of COVID-19 on the legal talent market, and how GC’s and other legal department leaders can plan, recruit and staff in these uncertain times. Q&A will follow the presentation.
Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorneys and guests for our series that explores legal developments, practical guidance and what comes next for employers in the wake of COVID-19.
Change is constant—finite and monumental, by moment and over time. The alteration of our workplace and world since March has been profound, and we are committed to bringing you the information you need, when you need it. Our webinar series, now an ongoing series of 40-minute programs, allows us to dig a little deeper into our topics and provide additional analysis and guidance. In addition to the voices of our Jackson Lewis lawyers you have grown to trust, we will often be welcoming additional speakers to join our conversation.
Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorneys and guests for our series that explores legal developments, practical guidance and what comes next for employers in the wake of COVID-19.
Change is constant—finite and monumental, by moment and over time. The alteration of our workplace and world since March has been profound, and we are committed to bringing you the information you need, when you need it. Our webinar series, now an ongoing series of 40-minute programs, allows us to dig a little deeper into our topics and provide additional analysis and guidance. In addition to the voices of our Jackson Lewis lawyers you have grown to trust, we will often be welcoming additional speakers to join our conversation.
Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorneys and guests for our series that explores legal developments, practical guidance and what comes next for employers in the wake of COVID-19.
Change is constant—finite and monumental, by moment and over time. The alteration of our workplace and world since March has been profound, and we are committed to bringing you the information you need, when you need it. Our webinar series, now an ongoing series of 40-minute programs, allows us to dig a little deeper into our topics and provide additional analysis and guidance. In addition to the voices of our Jackson Lewis lawyers you have grown to trust, we will often be welcoming additional speakers to join our conversation.
Exclusive to ACC Members and California Licensed Attorneys Only
CCPA ENFORCEMENT AND LITIGATION HAS ARRIVED
What have we learned seven months into the most comprehensive change to privacy law in the United States and what can we anticipate?
With the California Attorney General committed to enforcing the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) on July 1, 2020, and CCPA 2.0 possibly on the November ballot, the landscape of privacy law in California is changing quickly. Every company should familiarize themselves with general privacy principles and laws. Our two–part series will get you up to speed on all the latest developments, including the hot button issues of enforcement and litigation in data privacy and cybersecurity, and provide you with regulatory updates on what’s around the corner. We will discuss:
What to expect with the AG’s enforcement actions; who’s being targeted, what are they looking for, what are the penalties?
An overview of pending CCPA litigation; current claims and what can we learn from the cases?
Actionable takeaways on how to best position your company to avoid litigation and regulatory actions based on lessons learned thus far;
What we can anticipate with CCPA 2.0?
PART TWO: What the Future Holds with the Passage of CPRA
California’s unique ballot initiative process means that the November general election may see a measure on the ballot relating to consumer privacy. Known as the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) or CCPA 2.0, the initiative has several new impactful provisions, which will significantly modify the CCPA and again change the landscape of privacy law in California and beyond. The key for companies in this fast-paced area is to develop a flexible approach to data privacy compliance to adapt to changes in the law and global variations. Learn how in-house counsel can build a roadmap to interpret new and existing data protection laws, and anticipate building their compliance efforts and data processing practices.
Key takeaways:
The modifications to scope, including the application of the CPRA to “businesses” and “service providers” and other revised definitions
Transparency and data governance requirements
Changes to consumer rights, including new rights
The authority of the new privacy enforcement agency
Exclusive to ACC Members and California Licensed Attorneys Only
CCPA ENFORCEMENT AND LITIGATION HAS ARRIVED
What have we learned seven months into the most comprehensive change to privacy law in the United States and what can we anticipate?
With the California Attorney General committed to enforcing the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) on July 1, 2020, and CCPA 2.0 possibly on the November ballot, the landscape of privacy law in California is changing quickly. Every company should familiarize themselves with general privacy principles and laws. Our two–part series will get you up to speed on all the latest developments, including the hot button issues of enforcement and litigation in data privacy and cybersecurity, and provide you with regulatory updates on what’s around the corner. We will discuss:
What to expect with the AG’s enforcement actions; who’s being targeted, what are they looking for, what are the penalties?
An overview of pending CCPA litigation; current claims and what can we learn from the cases?
Actionable takeaways on how to best position your company to avoid litigation and regulatory actions based on lessons learned thus far;
What we can anticipate with CCPA 2.0?
PART ONE: Navigating Anticipated CCPA Enforcement & Mitigating Litigation
The California Attorney General is concerned that the pandemic creates a consumer privacy environment that is ripe for data breaches, and it may be difficult to use COVID-19 as an excuse for non-compliance. How companies implement data privacy programs and security plans including incident response plans for data breaches, hold an important key to whether they will be able to effectively defend privacy litigation and class action lawsuits. There have already been numerous lawsuits testing the waters under the new CCPA and more companies will inevitably face significant lawsuit risks and crippling data breaches in the near future. Understanding the risks and tactics by regulators and plaintiff’s attorneys alike will help companies navigate these risks and minimize the exposure.
Join us to discuss:
Emerging patterns in CCPA and other data privacy litigation
Whether a company can “cure” and avoid a lawsuit
Steps to take now to reduce litigation risks
What will the AG’s enforcement of the CCPA look like and what can we learn from the first two years of enforcement of the GDPR?
During this one-hour webinar, experienced Tyson & Mendes attorneys will dive into the issues facing nursing homes and assisted living facilities as a result of the COVID-19 health pandemic, possible causes of action in state governments, and how to combat COVID-19 claims.