California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Privacy Law Section is hosting its Third Annual Privacy Summit in Los Angeles on February 27-28, 2025, at the UCLA Luskin Conference Center. This two-day event will cover a comprehensive range of issues impacting legal professionals practicing privacy law. Participants may earn up to 11 hours of MCLE, including 3 hours of Technology in the practice of law.
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We are excited to announce that Daniel M. Goldberg has been selected as the 2025 California Privacy Lawyer of the Year! Daniel is a highly respected leader in privacy law, and this recognition highlights his significant contributions to the industry.
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The Privacy Law Section is excited to host the Third Annual Privacy Summit at the beautiful UCLA Luskin Center facilities in West Los Angeles on February 27 and 28, 2025. The previous two years were sold out events with over 200 privacy professionals in attendance. We expect the same enthusiasm for privacy this year, if not more! Schedule | Pricing | Sponsor | Sponsorship | Register Today Due to popular request, the student sponsorship, priced at $500 per sponsorship, can now be sponsored anonymously! Please…
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We are pleased to offer law students a chance to attend the 2025 Annual Privacy Summit through a scholarship program. Students can submit their resumes for consideration to receive a scholarship sponsored by a generous sponsor, covering the costs of admission to the event. This is a unique opportunity to engage with privacy law professionals and network with industry leaders. Schedule | Pricing | Sponsor | Sponsorship | Register Today Deadline: February 14th, 2025 Eligibility: Open to law students, with recent graduates considered…
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We're back in Los Angeles for the Third Annual Privacy Summit!
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The three fundamental objectives of a security system are confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Privacy professionals play a key role in crafting effective security strategies.
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Doctor David Danks is a Data Science and Philosophy Professor at the University of California, San Diego. He has authored numerous academic pieces on ethics, society, humanity, and AI. Professor Danks also advises the White House and the University of California on AI policy.
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Emily Barwell, a leader in data privacy, AI, and an expert in EU digital regulations has experience with guiding global companies through EU digital regulations as a Senior Associate at Osborne Clarke. She will be discussing what the AI Act means for Global companies offering AI services that are, either directly or indirectly, interacting with EU consumers.
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Steve Millendorf
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As a seasoned tech lawyer with a quarter-century of experience, including a significant tenure in Silicon Valley, Mark Webber has closely monitored the evolution of technology and privacy laws. His initial foray into this field coincided with the introduction of the UK Data Protection Act of 1998. This experience has provided him with a foundational understanding of technology and privacy, which has been essential in his subsequent work, especially with the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence (AI).
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