ABOUT THIS EVENT
Are you involved in consumer protection or data privacy? If so, don’t miss this Consumer Protection/Data Privacy Roundtable on October 1 in Washington, DC. Attendees will hear from state attorney general's offices about the latest trends and challenges in enforcement that are shaping national policy. You’ll also have the chance to network, learn and engage with your colleagues. And, you can learn more about the Section committees that focus on these topics. Complimentary registration is available.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Registration Deadline: September 24
MORE INFORMATION
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Discover Committees related to this conference:
Advertising Disputes and Litigation (ADL)
The Advertising Disputes and Litigation (ADL) Committee provides valuable content on all contested advertising matters, including litigation, self-regulation, and other forms of dispute resolution. More specifically, ADL covers consumer class actions, competitor challenges under Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act, and advertising litigation with the Federal Trade Commission. ADL also monitors and reports on other adversarial proceedings, primarily before the Advertising Self-Regulation Council, with emphasis on National Advertising Division (NAD), National Advertising Review Board, and Electronic Retailing Self- Regulation Program cases.
Consumer Protection Committee
The Consumer Protection Committee is your best source for consumer protection information, providing the latest developments and critical analyses covering the law of false and deceptive advertising, unfair trade practices, and illegal marketing. A particular focus of the Committee, given the constant evolution of technology, is on electronic and online conduct affecting consumers, such as social media marketing and promotions and online and mobile disclosures.
Privacy and Information Security Committee (PRIS)
The Privacy and Information Security Committee (PRIS) focuses on development in data privacy, information, and cyber security, providing updates on major developments and analyzing salient issues. Members work on data privacy, information and cyber security issues relating to law enforcement, rulemakings, policy issues and other actions taken by the FTC, DOJ, Commerce, CFPB, FCC, other federal agencies, state attorneys general, and their international counterparts. Members receive timely domestic and international updates on key developments in litigation, technology, business practices, legislation, regulatory and self-regulatory initiatives.
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We look forward to connecting with you in Washington, DC!
Sincerely,
Lydia Parnes, Roundtable Chair
Lydia Parnes
Roundtable Chair
The Henri
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