January 6, 2025—GTC Law Group attorneys Shea Leitch and David Bender are participating in a webinar entitled, “Navigating the Privacy Landscape: A Primer and Recent Updates in US and EU Privacy Law,” hosted by the Washington DC Chapter of the Licensing Executives Society USA & Canada (LES), a professional organization for intellectual property and licensing experts.
The webinar, taking place January 8, will cover recent developments in privacy law and offer a comprehensive introduction to the core privacy laws in the United States and the European Union, while also diving into emerging AI regulations, cross-border data transfer frameworks, and privacy litigation trends. Shea and David will provide actionable insights to ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and maintain trust in a fast-evolving legal landscape.
Shea is a member of GTC’s growing data privacy group. With over 10 years at the forefront of privacy and data protection law, she has served as a trusted advisor to multinational companies in an array of industries who rely on her to provide timely, strategic and practical advice as they build and adapt their global privacy and security programs. Shea provides strategic guidance to clients regarding a wide array of data protection concerns from the ground-up development of enterprise-wide privacy and security compliance programs and cybersecurity assessments, to targeted guidance on discrete privacy and security issues, including regulatory compliance and risk management, security assessments and remediation, security incident preparation and response, and enforcement matters.
David has extensive litigation, counseling, and transactional experience in privacy, intellectual property, and information technology. His experience includes privacy audits to bring corporations into global compliance, vetting proposed conduct of multinationals to ascertain compliance with pertinent privacy laws, advising on cross-border data transfer, and counseling clients regarding various other privacy matters.
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