Frederic M. Wilf
Legal Issues on the Internet: A Brief Update
The attention garnered by social networking and user-generated content on the Internet reflects the increasing role that the Internet plays in everyday life. The resulting legal issues faced by businesses and individuals continue to evolve, including an increased focus on privacy law, identity theft, online contracts, and the protection of intellectual property. The first half of the session will briefly review current issues. The second half will be an open forum for questions and discussion. Feel free to email your questions and your concerns to the speaker at fwilf@morganlewis.com at any time before the session, or bring your questions to the session.
Biography:
Fred Wilf has been representing companies and individuals with their business, technology and intellectual property law issues since 1985. Fred focuses on issues involving information technology and the Internet, including electronic commerce, computer software and hardware, developers, vendors, consultants, publishers, licensees and users, ranging in size from sole proprietors to Fortune 100 enterprises. He is of counsel to Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, a firm of over 1300 lawyers in 23 offices around the world. Morgan Lewis maintains a web site at http://www.morganlewis.com and Fred may be reached at fwilf@morganlewis.com In addition to his practice, Fred writes and speaks on topics involving technology and the law, including many talks at TCF since the late 1980s.
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