What Is a Legal Summit

Focus on benefits and entertainment. If you`re attending a legal conference, you should maximize the value you get. You can achieve this if you have a proper plan. There are breakfasts, lunches, happy hours, and parties to explore, depending on the conference you`re attending. Value, benefits, and entertainment are at your fingertips if you know exactly what you want to achieve. Attending legal conferences is a great way to expand your network, sharpen your skills, and gain relevant industry knowledge. Each year, SEPA SHRM and Ballard Spahr jointly host an employment law summit for HR professionals and lawyers, providing a simple and cost-effective way to summarize and highlight the most up-to-date information employers need to identify issues currently impacting their workforce and organization. This year, we are returning to a live format for the Summit! A detailed sketch is useful because it allows you to navigate exhibitors` stands with confidence. If you have a plan and know what you`re looking for, you don`t have to worry about insistent exponents. Legal updates are more important than ever in this workplace affected by the pandemic.

Stay up to date on the latest trends and tips on how to deal with the changing workplace by attending SEPA`s first SHRM and Ballard Spahr Legal Conference – the HR Legal Summit! Learn everything you need to know about planning and attending your next law conference. Participation in planners is limited to individuals who work directly for a law firm or legal association and is not open to external planners. The Litigator Summit, presented by The National Trial Lawyers, features a network of lawyers and providers, lectures by legendary litigators, a full year of legal education (CLE), cocktails and more. The 2021 Litigator Summit begins Jan. 31 in Miami, Florida, and ends Feb. 3. More information about this unique and family-friendly conference can be found here. Julia Tama focuses on helping clients comply with privacy and data security laws in their business operations.

Julia advises clients in a variety of industries, including financial services, information services, online and mobile advertising technology, and retail, on compliance in the areas of financial privacy, marketing and advertising, consumer protection, e-commerce, children`s privacy, protection of health care and other legal and self-regulatory systems. In addition, she represents clients subject to investigations or enforcement actions by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), members and committees of Congress, attorneys general, and other agencies, including laws prohibiting “unfair or deceptive” business practices. The Legal Summit and Annual Meeting brings together lawyers from all segments of the legal profession for several days of learning and networking. Lartease Tiffith is Executive Vice President of Public Policy at the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). He leads the ICC`s public policy team, which is responsible for advocating on complex issues on behalf of the IAB`s more than 700 member firms, including consumer protection, data security, global trade, international data transfer rules, and more. Mr. Lartease also leads the IAB`s Public Policy Council, the largest legislative and regulatory advisory group for the marketing and media industries, with leaders from more than 200 companies contributing to solutions to drive consumer benefits and economic growth. He also plays an important role in supporting IAB Tech Labs` efforts to align technical development and industry best practices. Lartease joined IAB from Amazon, where he led the company`s public relations in the areas of advertising, privacy, security, data governance, cross-border traffic and consumer protection. In this role, he advised in-house legal and business partners on global public policy issues to support the development of products, services and internal policies. During his time at Amazon, INSIDER described him as one of the most important players in politics and technology.

Prior to joining Amazon, Lartease served as a senior advisor to U.S. Senator Kamala Harris and an advisor to U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein. Prior to serving in the Senate, he practiced law with two international law firms (Kirkland & Ellis LLP and O`Melveny & Myers LLP) and the U.S. Department of Justice. Lartease began his legal career as a law clerk to the Honorable Roger L. Gregory, Circuit Judge, on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Engage in authentic conversations and compare best practices with other women in the legal profession with a variety of session formats and interactive ways to ensure your voice is heard by the Associate Director.

She began her legal career as a litigator at Covington & Burling. Learn from world-renowned speakers in the legal profession, focusing on how they have navigated their own career path, as well as the lessons you can learn and boost your career growth Michael Hahn is Executive Vice President and General Counsel at IAB and IAB Tech Lab. Michael is responsible for all legal matters, including legal strategy alignment, compliance with data protection regulations, antitrust law, intellectual property rights issues and general corporate matters. Michael is also responsible for advocating on behalf of the digital advertising industry on general legal issues affecting member firms. Michael joined IAB and IAB Tech Lab from Lowenstein Sandler LLP, where he served as Vice President of the Antitrust Practice Group. In this role, he strategically advised clients on competition, sales and governance matters. In the area of litigation, Michael`s cases included representing multi-party antitrust defences. Michael was previously co-chair of the Antitrust Law Committee of the New Jersey State Bar Association. Previously, he also served on the editorial advisory board of Competition Law 360 and the advisory board of the Civil Torts & RICO committee of the antitrust section of the American Bar Association. Michael frequently publishes on a range of legal and policy topics.

Michael holds a bachelor`s degree in history and political science from Rutgers University, a congressman from Georgetown University, and a juris doctorate from Georgetown University Law Center. Bill Magrath is Assistant General Counsel for Privacy at Yahoo, where he focuses on Yahoo`s advertising platforms, Yahoo Mail, and Yahoo`s compliance with state privacy laws. Bill was a software engineer before law school and enjoys using his computer science background in his work as a privacy lawyer. Bill began his legal career as a transaction partner at Gibson Dunn and holds a master`s and bachelor`s degree in computer science from Stanford University and a juris doctorate from the N.Y.U. School of Law. There will be no shortage of networking opportunities, including happy hours and events sponsored by the Young Lawyers Section, local law societies, the Access to Justice Commission and, of course, our President`s reception on Thursday night. This year`s President`s Reception celebrates 125 years of MSBA support and networking in Maryland and beyond. Daniel Goldberg is President of the Privacy and Data Security Group at Frankfurt Kurnit. He is widely regarded as one of the top privacy lawyers in the United States and has been regularly recognized by leading legal rating agencies such as Chambers USA, The Legal 500 and Super Lawyers.

Goldberg advises clients on everything from collection and monetization to security and incident prevention. He has particular expertise in advertising technology and technology transactions and often negotiates sophisticated deals for leading agencies, brands and technology providers. M. Goldberg regularly advises clients on GDPR and CCPA compliance and is now actively preparing clients for new U.S. privacy laws coming into effect in 2023, including the CPRA, VCDPA, and CPA. He lives in Los Angeles and is admitted to the bar in California. 2022 is a pivotal year for the digital advertising industry. New government privacy laws, technological changes brought about by advertising platforms, and the ever-changing political and regulatory landscape in capitals around the world are just some of the seismic legal, political, and technical challenges on the horizon for businesses. Most legal conferences have exhibitor and sponsor booths that attendees can check out. To find innovative tools and resources for your firm, visiting the exhibitor hall at a legal conference can be helpful for you and your firm. A useful tip is to describe the favorite stalls.

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