Bird & Bird's Tech & Comms Group are delighted to invite you to a new digital edition of our flagship Annual TechLaw event.
While the COVID-19 pandemic means we are unable to safely accommodate the 300 + attendees who would normally join us in London, it does provide the opportunity to move the debate and discussion online, and extend an invite to a wider international audience.
The webinar will focus on two current key topics that we hope will offer an invaluable insight into the legal developments as well as the opportunities and challenges faced by anyone trying to harness the power of data.
Please see the programme below. RSVP using the button below.
We look forward to connecting with you on 26 November.
09:00 - 09:10 |
Welcome & Introduction Ronald Hendrikx, Partner, Commercial Rebecca O'Kelly-Gillard, Partner, Intellectual Property |
09:10 - 09:50 |
Good Data Asset Management - Realising data’s full potential The data strategies published by the UK and the European Commission are placing more focus on data access and data sharing. Businesses are also considering the legal and practical issues involved in creating, curating and sharing data assets. Experts from Bird & Bird and Oxygy, [Bird & Bird’s consulting arm] will consider the data lifecycle and how businesses can be more successful in the data game. Stephanie Lopes, Senior Associate, Commercial Richard McMorris, Partner, Media, Entertainment & Sport |
09:50 - 10:00 |
Break IR35 update Zoe Feller, Partner, Tax Alison Dixon, Partner, Employment |
10:00 - 10:40 |
Data Localisation - Staking a Claim to Data? Data is the oil of the data-driven world economy but countries around the world are introducing legislative "land grabs" to stake national claims over data assets. An international panel of Bird & Bird lawyers will provide a global overview of the emerging national rules on data localisation, and in particular the EU, Russia and China. Roger Bickerstaff, Partner, Technology & Communications Anna Shashina, Partner & Head of Russia Desk |
10:40 - 10:45 |
Closing remarks Ronald Hendrikx, Partner, Commercial Rebecca O'Kelly-Gillard, Partner, Intellectual Property |