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Thank you to our South Carolina Bar Convention Sponsor!
About the Seminar
In this
seminar, we are lucky to have Anne Toomey McKenna as a guest speaker. Professor
McKenna is a professor at Penn State University, whose Cyberlaw in Practice
seminar draws on her twenty-three years of experience in complex civil
litigation. During her time in practice, she represented large and small
businesses, assisting them with issues of workplace privacy and surveillance,
data breaches and data theft and a myriad of other issues. To quote Professor
McKenna’s CV, “‘Cyberlaw’ is a loosely used term, but understanding cyberlaw is
necessary in the modern practice of law. Cyber or online activities occur in every
facet of modern human life – and in every type of case and practice area. The
ubiquity of cyber or online activity in business and personal life demands
every attorney, regardless of practice area, be familiar with the melded body
of laws that compromise cyberlaw.”
In
addition to Professor McKenna’s presentation, the seminar will showcase the
impact of COVID-19 on financial workouts and the PPP loan program, as well as
examine the (hopeful) developments in virtual shareholder meetings in South
Carolina. Issues faced by non-profits during the pandemic are also included in
the discussion. Finally, there will be
an update on the impact of the global pandemic on legal opinion requirements.
We’ll cover a lot in three hours and hope you join us!
Seminar Agenda
Cyberlaw
in Practice
Professor
Anne Toomey McKenna - Pennsylvania State University, Institute for
Computational and Data Services
Pitfalls
of the PPP: The Impact of COVID-19 on the World of Financial Workouts
Tiffany
Payne Geyer - Baker Hostletler
Thomas J.
Salerno - Stinson
Andrew
Helman - Murray Plumb & Murray
Impact of
COVID-19 on Non-Profits
Megan
Seiner - SC Bar Foundation
South
Carolina’s Take on Virtual Shareholder Meetings in a Pandemic
Ben A.
Barnhill - Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP
Legal
Opinion Update - Jennifer C. Blumenthal
Course
Planners/Moderators:
Susan E.
Driscoll - Driscoll Sheedy, P.A.
This
seminar qualifies for 3.03 MCLE credit hours.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2022, please use this course code: 223496ADO.
Note: When submitting your compliance
reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this
in 2023, please use this course code: 231902ADO.
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