Fordham Law School’s Center on Law and Information Policy presents:
SECOND LAW AND INFORMATION SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM: ENFORCEMENT, COMPLIANCE AND REMEDIES IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
May 29 & 30, 2008
Fordham Law School
140 W. 62nd Street, NY
McNally Amphitheatre
This symposium will explore the enforcement of, compliance with and remedies flowing from the law in the information society. In 2005, Fordham hosted the first Law and Information Society Symposium to explore what law is or should be applicable in the information society. In this second symposium, we continue our exploration of the law by examining enforcement, compliance and remedies. We will review these aspects in four different substantive areas: international privacy; intellectual property; consumer protection; and data warehousing. These areas have been selected because of their significance in the information society and because they are areas where regulation is currently evolving.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
For more information, please visit: http://law.fordham.edu/clipsymposium
PROGRAM:
THURSDAY, MAY 29:
Intellectual Property:
9:15 Panel 1: Notice and Take Down Process - Over-
Enforcement?
11:00 Panel 2: Secondary Liability and Remedies Post
Grokster
Data Warehousing:
1:30 Panel 3: Individual Enforcement of Rights Against
a Corporate Data Warehouser
3:15 Panel 4: The Challenge of International Compliance
for Data Storage by Search Engines
FRIDAY, MAY 30:
Consumer Protection:
9:00 Panel 5: Data Security Breaches - The Prelude &
Aftermath
10:45 Panel 6: Credit Report Cases - Effective Remedies?
International Privacy:
1:45 Panel 7: Internal Investigations and Compliance
With Transnational Data Flow Rules
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