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A Privacy Primer for Corporate Counsel

A Privacy Primer for Corporate Counsel

Author: Steven Bennett; Marla Bergman; Cecilia Dickson; Matthew Divelbiss; Laura Ellsworth; Yair Galil; Michael Gray; Clay Hughes; Kevin Lyles; Georg Mikes; Amanda Miller; Jessica Repa; Adam Sand; Michiru Takahashi
Publisher: Aspatore
ISBN: 9780314206695
Published In: April 2009
Format: Paperback , 212 pages
Jurisdiction: U.S. ? Disclaimer:
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This title provides comprehensive coverage of the most important privacy issues that corporate counsel and their outside counselors face. The book offers a concise overview of privacy law, along with detailed treatment of key risk areas, including employee, consumer, and medical privacy. It also presents a systematic approach to risk management, corporate privacy policies, and international regulatory issues. This is an indispensable resource for corporate practitioners in the privacy field, permitting counsel and their clients to grasp the most essential concepts in privacy law, understand the application of such concepts to their circumstances, and implement rational and efficient solutions.
Marla Bergman

Marla Bergman graduated from Duke University and received her J.D. from Boston University. Of counsel in Jones Day’s New York office, she practices in securities and shareholder litigation, and Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement, with a particular focus on the discovery phase of litigation. She has extensive experience with issues concerning document retention and production, and she regularly speaks and publishes on these topics.

Cecilia Dickson

Cecilia Dickson graduated from Saint Vincent College and received her J.D. from Harvard University. As an associate in the intellectual property and trial practice groups in Jones Day’s Pittsburgh office, her practice involves litigation in federal and state courts and before the U.S. International Trade Commission, trademark prosecution, and client counseling on transactional and licensing issues implicating intellectual property concerns. In addition, she serves on the firm’s e-discovery committee.

Matthew Divelbiss

Matthew Divelbiss graduated from Grove City College and received his J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. An associate in the trial practice group of Jones Day’s Pittsburgh office, he practices in commercial litigation, primarily focused on insurance coverage and products liability actions. In addition, he serves on the firm’s e-discovery committee.