The Sedona Conference Working Group 11 Annual Meeting 2021

Date:

Wednesday, April 14, 2021 - 12:00pm to Thursday, April 15, 2021 - 4:00pm

Location:
Online (Zoom)

The 2021 Annual Meeting of Working Group 11 on Data Security and Privacy Liability (WG11) will be held online on Wednesday-Thursday, April 14-15, 2021.

The meeting’s primary focus will be on new brainstorming group outlines in need of WG11 member review and comment, including the following topics:

Interpreting and applying “risk-of-harm” triggers in breach notification statutes
Privilege Commentary, Second Edition

In addition, the meeting will feature the following sessions:

Federal preemption of U.S. state privacy and data security statutes: What are the dividing lines?
COVID-19 related data collection and processing: Navigating the potential conflict between public health needs and privacy and data security mandates
What are the legal and policy bases and considerations for and against outright bans of facial recognition technology?
WG11 town hall

The Sedona Conference will seek CLE accreditation in accordance with rules and regulations set forth by individual jurisdictions for virtual meetings. Various state MCLE authorities require that we verify your live, active participation throughout the program.

Confirmed Dialogue Leaders

Kate Baxter-Kauf Lockridge Grindal Nauen PLLP Minneapolis, MN, USA	David Berger Gibbs Law Group LLP Oakland, CA, USA	Robert E. Cattanach Dorsey & Whitney LLP Minneapolis, MN, USA	Commissioner Jill Clayton Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner Edmonton, AB, Canada
David Cohen Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP New York, NY, USA	Starr Turner Drum Polsinelli Birmingham, AL, USA	Sheryl Falk Crowe LLP Houston, TX, USA	Woodrow Hartzog Northeastern University School of Law Boston, MA, USA
Serge D. Jorgensen The Sylint Group Sarasota, FL, USA	Amy E. Keller DiCello Levitt LLP Chicago, IL, USA	Prof. Jeff Kosseff U.S. Naval Academy Arlington, VA, USA	Ryan G. Kriger Federal Trade Commission, Division of Privacy and Information Protection Montpelier, VT, USA
Douglas Meal Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Cleveland State University College of Law Boston, MA, USA	David Moncure Spring, TX, USA	James Moss Information Commissioner's Office Wilmslow, United Kingdom	Tony O'Neill Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston, MA, USA
James J. Pizzirusso Hausfeld Washington, DC, USA	Ruth Elizabeth Promislow Bennett Jones LLP Toronto, ON, Canada	Dalia Ritvo Colorado Office of the Attorney General Denver, CO, USA	Daniel S. Robinson Robinson Calcagnie, Inc. Newport Beach, CA, USA
Sara E. Romine Lockton Companies Dallas, TX, USA	Alfred Saikali Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P. Miami, FL, USA	Dr. Christian Schröder Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Düsseldorf, Germany	David Sella-Villa South Carolina Department of Administration Columbia, SC, USA
Elysia Solomon Albertsons Companies, Inc. Chicago, IL, USA	Dante Stella Dykema Detroit, MI, USA	Jim A. Trilling Federal Trade Commission Washington, DC, USA	Hon. Thomas I. Vanaskie (ret.) Stevens & Lee Philadelphia, PA, USA
Craig W. Weinlein The Sedona Conference Phoenix, AZ, USA	Larry Wescott Arete Incident Response Washington, DC, USA	Jonathan M. Wilan Sidley Austin LLP Washington, DC, USA	Kenneth J. Withers The Sedona Conference Phoenix, AZ, USA

Agenda

Time	Session	Panelists
	Wednesday, April 14, 2021 (all times EDT)
12:00 – 12:15	Welcome & overview	Meal, Weinlein, Withers
12:15 — 1:30	Interpreting and applying "risk-of-harm" triggers in breach notification statutes	Cattanach*, Keller, Moss, O'Neill, Sella-Villa, Wescott

1:30 —1:45	Break
1:45 —2:45	Federal preemption of U.S. state privacy and data security statutes: What are the dividing lines?	Falk, Kriger*, Robinson, Trilling, Vanaskie

2:45 —3:00	Break
3:00 —4:15	Has the time come for a second edition of the WG11 Commentary on Application of Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Protection to Documents and Communications Generated in the Cybersecurity Context?	Baxter-Kauf*, Cohen, Kosseff, Romine, Stella

4:15 — 5:15	Reception

Time	Session	Panelists
	Thursday, April 15, 2021 (all times EDT)
12:00 — 1:15	What are the legal and policy bases and considerations for and against outright bans of facial recognition technology?	Berger, Clayton, Hartzog, Promislow*, Ritvo

1:15 — 1:30	Break
1:30 — 2:30	WG11 town hall	Drum, Jorgensen, Keller, Kriger, Meal*, Moncure, Pizzirusso, Promislow, Saikali, Wilan

2:30 —2:45	Break
2:45 — 4:00	COVID-19 related data collection and processing: Navigating the potential conflict between public health needs and privacy and data security mandates	Moncure, Moss, Schroeder, Solomon, Wilan*

4:00 — 4:05	Closing	Meal, Weinlein

*Panel Moderator

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