Keynote addresses on How COVID-19 has Changed the Way Law is Practiced, and Time to Take Control. Other programs include How the Structure of Primary Law Affects its Use as Data, and Cracking the Code: Finding the Balance Between Technology and the Legal Researcher.
Free virtual webinars. Every Tuesday and Thursday in September, 90 minutes each. Most with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish and English. Topics on access to information and civil and human rights in Latin America and the Caribbean.
“Core Values & Evolving Roles of Legal Information and Information Professionals.” Stories from American and Chinese law libraries, and impacts of the pandemic.
“U.S. and International Approaches to Law, Justice, and Technology: Learning from the Past and Strategies for the Future.” The conference will include a pre-conference program on art law, with a tour of Stanford’s collection. Keynote speaker is Corynne McSherry, Legal Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Other speakers include Carl Malamud, President of Public.Resource.Org. Daily sessions are under the general headings of Technology & Innovation; U.S. Law, and U.S. Approaches to International Law.
“Here We Are 2022.” The past few years have been times of challenge, change and a sense of turmoil. The conference invites attendees to share ideas and reflections, to take the time and space on where we are.
Programs include The New Normal of Escalating Cyber Risks – What Companies and Their Counsel Can Do; Contracting of IT Assets in an Increasingly Complex Regulatory Environment; and Strengthening the Preservation of Online Evidence of Atrocities.
