5:15pm – 6:00pm | Reception
6:00pm – 7:30pm | Panel Discussion
Stanford Law School – Room 290

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Companies around the world have to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) effective January 1, 2020 and prepare for extensive information, consent, opt-out and data subject right requirements, including disclosure requirements regarding information sharing practices since January 1, 2019. In this evening program, we will skip the policy discussion and get down to operational preparations. You will hear from in-house and outside counsel about compliance strategies, best practices and operational details, including

• Leveraging EU GDPR compliance measures
• Updating vendor and customer contracts
• Gathering data for privacy notices
• Assessing requirements regarding information from minors
• Refining opt-in / opt-out processes
• Preparing for administrative enforcement
• Predicting the likely nature of litigation under the CCPA – and what your company can do to mitigate the impact or even avoid litigation

	Ian Ballon Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig LLP Executive Director, Stanford Center for E-Commerce To view Ian Ballon’s full bio, click here.
	Lothar Determann Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP To view Lothar Determann’s full bio, click here.
	Alexander Dryer Associate Product Counsel, Google To view Alexander Dryer’s full bio, click here.
	Anne-Kathrin Kroemer Senior Director of Legal, Rubrik, Inc. To view Anne-Kathrin Kroemer’s full bio, click here.

Session Material:

• Circuit split underscores the need for strategic thinking in defending cybersecurity class actions
• Anticipating the Flood of Cybersecurity Litigation Under the CCPA – What do Do About It
• Litigation Risks and Compliance Obligations Under the California Consumer Privacy Act
• Defending Security Breach Class Action Litigation