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5TH ANNUAL
Information Technology Law
SEMINAR
Level: Intermediate CLE: 5.25
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5TH Annual Information Technology Law Seminar
12CI-1158
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Core Legal Issues in a High-Tech
Business World
September 27, 2012*
THE INN AT ST. JOHN’S, PLYMOUTH
PRESENTED By:
Information Technology Law Section
of the State Bar of Michigan
in cooperation with:
The Institute of Continuing Legal Education
*Date of live webcast. On-demand webcast and MP3s available three weeks after live date.
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5TH ANNUAL Information Technology Law SEMINAR September 27, 2012
REGISTER TODAY! | www.icle.org/ITLaw | 877-229-4350
Core Legal Issues in a High-Tech
Business World
LIVE SEMINAR
AVAILABLE
WEBCAST
AVAILABLE
Technology is transforming business as we know it, and the pace of
innovation has reached breakneck speed. Be your corporate clients’ best
asset by mastering online business, technology deals, and the legal issues
connected with them. Build your knowledge to increase your business
development opportunities.
Attend and Learn to:
• Avoid costly mistakes with IT implementations
• Legally regulate employees’ use of social media sites on the job
• Learn best practices in privacy contracting and help your clients
safeguard customer information
• Effectively prove or defend allegations of trade secret misappropriation
• Strategically advance your case based on the most important
recent decisions from around the country
• Optimize software patents for the companies and licensees you advise
Thanks to Our Sponsors
PLATINUM SPONSOR
SCHEDULE
9:00am Welcome and Introductions
9:15am IT Caselaw Update
review of the most important cases involving licensing, privacy, Internet
regulation, and free speech
Christopher J. Falkowski, Falkowski PLLC, Novi
10:05am Practical Approaches to Privacy Contracting
SSAE 16 requirement and PCIDS compliance • Massachusetts rules for
written security plans • what you need to include in your contracts
Stephen L. Tupper, Dykema, Bloomfield Hills
11:10am Expecting the Unexpected in IT Implementations and What
Customer’s Counsel Can Do About It
managing change and cost increases in the statement of work • measuring
performance in the statement of work to ensure that value is delivered
Celeste T. Callahan, Chrysler Group LLC, Auburn Hills
12:00pm Questions and Answers
12:15pm Lunch and Section Annual Meeting (in-person attendance only)
1:30pm Protecting Software Trade Secrets
the case of the missing jewels—proving and defending allegations of reverse
engineering or trade secret misappropriation • trial strategies • customervendor
disputes
Leigh C. Taggart, Rader Fishman & Grauer PLLC, Bloomfield Hills
2:15pm Social Media in the Workplace
regulating employees’ use of social media sites on the job • what happens when
someone leaves the company • the prospective employer who wants to access
an applicant’s Facebook account • practical approaches
Adam S. Forman, Miller Canfield PLC, Detroit
3:00pm Software Patents
new cases on patentability • what software patents mean for companies and
licensees • issue spotting • defenses to raise
Charles A. Bieneman, Rader Fishman & Grauer PLLC, Bloomfield Hills
3:45pm Questions and Answers
4:00pm Complimentary Networking Reception
GOLD SPONSORS
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Save $80 on this seminar’s registration fee after joining. Mail request and $25* section fee
to the State Bar of Michigan and choose the cosponsor member rate on the registration form.
*FREE for new admittees for the balance of the first year.
Persons with disabilities: For special arrangements, please contact ICLE no later than seven days before the seminar.
Cancellations: In order to receive a full refund, you must notify ICLE by September 13, 2012. After September 13, a $25
handling fee will be assessed. No refunds will be issued after September 20, 2012. Webcasts: On-demand webcasts and
MP3s available three weeks after the live date. Non-ICLE Partner webcast users can access the video and materials online
for 90 days after the webcast is available. No refunds will be issued for webcasts or MP3s after the live event.