Womble Carlyle attorney Doug Bonner will speak on "Federal Privacy Law: Implications of Congress' Overturn of the Obama-Era FCC Privacy Rules & Future Legislative Initiatives" at Privacy Policy Development and Implementation, a two-day conference presented by Law Seminars International.
Bonner will give an update on recent federal privacy case law and discuss the impact of leadership changes at the FTC, FCC and other federal agencies with consumer privacy jurisdiction. He also will discuss the prospects for future federal privacy law legislation.
The Privacy Policy Development and Implementation conference will include in-depth review of privacy regulations under the Trump administration, as well as related EU developments. There also will be practice pointers from leading attorneys, government officials and other professionals involved in privacy compliance, enforcement and litigation. The event will conclude with a popular workshop on advanced drafting tips, this one focused on crafting privacy policies and contractual protections.
The conference is intended for attorneys, business executives, compliance officers and other privacy professionals, agency officials and consultants involved in the drafting, development, and implementation of privacy policies, data breach protections, and related compliance issues. It takes place Sept. 21-22 in Atlanta.
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Doug Bonner has more than 25 years of experience representing wireline and wireless telecommunications providers, cable TV, VoIP and broadcast companies in FCC, FTC and state regulatory proceedings, and in telecommunications-related litigation. He also advises clients on related privacy and data security issues involving federal regulation.
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