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The Law of Privacy: What Transactional Lawyers Need to Know, Part 1
Enter the rapidly evolving world of privacy law where data protection requirements increasingly affect every aspect of business transactions and commercial relationships. This foundational program provides essential guidance on privacy law compliance requirements that transactional lawyers must understand to serve clients effectively. Master the fundamental concepts that drive privacy compliance in today's data-driven economy.
- Understand major privacy law frameworks including GDPR, CCPA, and emerging state privacy legislation
- Navigate privacy compliance requirements affecting data collection, processing, and sharing in business transactions
- Address privacy policy drafting and disclosure requirements for different types of business operations
- Design data handling procedures and vendor agreements that comply with privacy law requirements
Speaker:
Austin Chambers focuses his practice on data privacy and security compliance, advising clients on the legal and business risks associated with processing personal and proprietary information, as well as broader technology and commercial matters. Drawing on experience in both legal and business roles, he develops practical, client-focused privacy and security programs and works with organizations of all sizes from startups to multinationals, nonprofits and government. Austin regularly counsels on GDPR, ePrivacy, CPRA/CCPA, FERPA, CAN-SPAM, TCPA, HIPAA, COPPA and other U.S. and international privacy laws, and negotiates data protection, information security and data-transfer agreements. His work includes media and advertising issues, product development, privacy-by-design, data licensing, transactional diligence, regulatory investigations, incident response, and building comprehensive information-security programs, including advising on commercialization of personality rights.
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