The ACC Georgia Chapter is excited to offer again an international seminar in partnership with Kilpatrick Townsend. The seminar will be held virtually, with an hour-long session taking place each day. Speakers will cover the issues organizations face when conducting business in the EU, with panels that feature Kilpatrick Townsend’s attorneys, in-house counsel, and local counsel to provide first-hand perspective and practical information.
Presented Virtually
Privacy and Data Transfers
Presented by Heidi Baltes-Braniff, Senior Corporate Legal and Privacy Counsel, IHG; Niko Härting, Partner, HÄRTING Rechtsanwälte, Robert Jett, VP, Chief Privacy Officer, Crawford & Company; Amanda Witt, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend; and John Brigagliano, Associate, Kilpatrick Townsend
Following the Schrems II decision, U.S.-based companies have been scrambling to address data transfers from the EU. This panel will discuss strategies to address transatlantic data transfers, including complying with the GDPR, consequences of the Schrems II decision, review of the latest guidance from the European Data Protection Board, the updated Standard Contractual Clauses from the European Commission and looking ahead, the effect of Brexit. Our panelists, including in-house counsel and an attorney based in Germany, will offer practical tips on what technical safeguards, contractual measures, and organizational policies companies should have in place in this rapidly changing field.
Intellectual Property
Presented by Maria Baratta, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend; Jonathan Clegg, Partner, Cleveland Scott York; Heather McNay, Group IP Counsel at ANDRITZ AG
In today’s market, brand protection is critical, requiring cost-efficient strategies to identify infringing and unauthorized uses. Our Intellectual Property panel will tackle the issues companies face when protecting and enforcing their brands abroad, including a comparative analysis of US and EU law and practice, the consequences of Brexit on enforcement you need to know, and strategies for maintaining both broad and specific protection on a budget.
Anti-Corruption, Ethics and Compliance
Available On Demand
Presented by Elizabeth Ames, Compliance Counsel, CRH Americas, Inc.; Julia Arbery, Partner, StoneTurn; Scott Marrah, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend; Adria Perez, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend
This panel will cover recent corporate criminal enforcement in the EU as well as U.S. enforcement of EU-based companies; how privacy laws and governance frameworks affect internal investigations and other compliance efforts, and ways to overcome those obstacles; and what elements or aspects of due diligence frameworks and systems have worked.
EU Technology Agreements | Ten of the Biggest Surprises In Cross-Border Commercial and IP Transactions
Available On Demand
Presented by Dr. Siegmar Pohl, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend
Kilpatrick Townsend Partner Siegmar Pohl will explain key provisions that all cross-border agreements have in common. Siegmar will give examples of choice-of-law clauses and choice-of-forum provisions that unknowingly change the economics of a deal completely. He will point out which areas of foreign mandatory law are most likely to surprise you by overriding key provisions of your Supply, Distribution, or Technology Transfer and IP license agreement.
Event Details
Monday, December 7, 2020-
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Online
Contact
Vanessa Hardee
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