HubsFuture of Global Technology Policy – Privacy, Data & IP
Baker Botts and the Berkeley Center For Law & Technology (BCLT) hosted an interactive dinner program on the Future of Global Technology Policy – Privacy, Data & IP on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.
The program focused on what the future of data and IP protection may look like on the global stage. The panelists offered practical solutions for preparing to meet that future. In particular, the panelists discussed strategies that hedge against U.S. legal uncertainty, while simultaneously capturing the benefit of existing U.S. and foreign protections.
Program Agenda
Panel Ⅰ: Future of Enforcement & Data Protection – California, U.S. & Beyond
- Stephanie King, Vice President, Deputy General Counsel, Product & Privacy, Twitter
- Jared Ho, Senior Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission
- Maureen Ohlhausen, Partner, Antitrust & Competition Law Practice Group Chair, Baker Botts
Moderator: Jim Dempsey, Executive Director, BCLT
Panel Ⅱ: Future of IP Protection & Disputes – California, U.S. & Beyond
- Michele Moreland, Vice President, Fortress Investment Group
- Maureen Ohlhausen, Partner, Antitrust & Competition Law Practice Group Chair, Baker Botts
- Lisa Kattan, Partner, International Trade Commission Practice Group Chair, Baker Botts
Moderator: Wayne Stacy, Partner, Intellectual Property (San Francisco) Department Chair, Baker Botts
