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Career Perspectives in Privacy Law
Andrew Folks speaks at Pepperdine Law School’s Palmer Center for Entrepreneurship and the Law on the topic “Career Perspectives in Privacy Law.”
February 3 2026
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Andrew Folks speaks at Pepperdine Law School’s Palmer Center for Entrepreneurship and the Law on the topic “Career Perspectives in Privacy Law.”
February 3 2026
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum is a panelist on the webinar, "Fair Play or Foul: Ambush Marketing & The World Cup" hosted by the Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance. Read more.
February 3 2026
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum presents the webinar, "Hot Topics in Advertising Law – 2025 Year in Review", sponsored by Lawline. This webinar covers important court cases, self-regulatory decisions, regulatory enforcement and guidance, and legislative developments over the past year. Topics to be covered will include evaluating advertising claims, obtaining proper substantiation, the use of disclosures, environmental marketing, advertising online, the use of influencers, U.S.-origin claims, pricing, promotions, and subscriptions, artificial intelligence, and many other topics. More information here.
January 28 2026
Daniel Goldberg co-facilitates the session "AI Regulatory: Navigating Developments in Global Regulatory Frameworks" led by the FPF AI Team during the virtual AI PEN call hosted by the Future of Privacy Forum.
January 28 2026
Andrew Folks participates in the "Children's Privacy 101" webinar for the California Lawyers' Assocation. Read more.
January 27 2026
Tyler Maulsby is the panel chair and Khasim Lockhart is a panelist for the session "Key Ethics Issues for New Lawyers" during The New York City Bar's 16-Hour Bridge-the-Gap event. Read more.
January 26 2026
Tyler Maulsby delivers Pace University's annual Philip B. Blank Memorial Lecture on Attorney Ethics. Read more.
January 26 2026
Jacqueline Charlesworth is a panelist for the "Clones, Clips & Clearances" panel during the Copyright Society Midwinter Meeting. Read more.
January 25 2026
Marcie Cleary is a guest speaker for the University of Texas at Austin's Moody College of Communication "Development for Screenwriters" webinar.
January 21 2026
Sasha Levites moderates "Writers & Lawyers - A Conversation with Entertainment Lawyer and Debut Author Sarah Vacchiano" hosted by Fordham's School of Law. Read more.
January 21 2026
Khasim Lockhart presents the CLE titled Practicing Ethically: From Traditional Principles to AI and Beyond during Fordlam Law's virtual Bridge the Gap CLE event. More information on the webinars here.
January 17 2026
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum speaks on the panel “Leading with AI: Marketing Strategy, Creativity & Ethics” Hosted by BECI in partnership with Biggie and IAA Benelux. Read more.
January 15 2026
Matthew Vittone moderates and speaks on the webinar "Global Advertising Law: Year in Review" hosted by Practical Law Institue. Read more.
January 14 2026
Hosted by Lawline, Khasim Lockhart presents the webinar CLE titled "Generative to Agentic: The Legal Ethics of AI Evolution". Read more.
January 14 2026
Andrew Folks speaks on the panel "Online Safety" at the Queen Mary University of London's "More Than Just a Game" conference in Washington, D.C. More information here.
January 8 2026
Holly Melton speaks on a webinar hosted by the ANA, "FTC Year in Review." The session will provide insight into the FTC's stated priorities and enforcement actions in 2025 and share insights and trends that will shape what 2026 will look like at the Commission. This webinar is free for ANA members. More information here.
December 9 2025
Jacqueline Charlesworth is a panelist on the panel titled “Cox Communications, Inc. v. Sony Music Entertainment,” hosted by American University Washington College of Law’s Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property. More information on this IP at the Supreme Court Series here.
December 1 2025
Larry Welch is presentng a CLE webinar titled "Commerical Leases for Restaurant Franchises: key Issues for the Parties; Negotiation and Drafting Strategies". This presentation will cover key negotiation and drafting strategies for commercial leases involving franchised restaurant businesses, with a focus on ensuring the lease aligns with the franchise agreement and minimizes client risk.
November 21 2025
Lisa E. Davis moderates and Victoria Cook is a co-panelist for the panel "Defending Documentaries / Defending Democracy" at the DOC NYC Festival. The panel examines the renewed threats to press freedom and documentary filmmaking protections established by the landmark Supreme Court case New York Times v. Sullivan. More details here.
November 14 2025
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum will be chairing the New York City Bar Association’s annual “Hot Topics in Advertising and Marketing Law” program. The program, which will be held virtually, will include speakers from the Federal Trade Commission, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, the National Advertising Division, the International Chamber of Commerce Marketing and Advertising Commission, and others. Registration information is available here.
November 14 2025
At the IAB State Privacy Law Summit 2025 in New York City, Caren Decter is a speaker on the panel "2025 Enforcement Trends: Lessons for a Year of Enforcement Activity." The panelists provide an overview of key 2025 enforcement trends, examine how enforcement is clarifying key provisions in state privacy laws, and share strategies for meeting emerging regulatory expectations. In the session "Fireside Chat with NY State Regulator on Children's Privacy Laws," Daniel M. Goldberg discusses privacy topics with Ashley Tan, Special Counsel, Regulations, Economic Divison, New York State Office of the Attorney General. Details here.
November 13 2025
Emma Smizer will speak at the GamesBeat Next Conference in San Francisco, California. She joins the panel titled “The Game Keeps Changing: Global Compliance in a Localized World,” which explores the shifting landscape of policy and regulation in the gaming industry and how companies can turn compliance challenges into strategic opportunities. More details here.
November 13 2025
Maria Nava and Emma Smizer present a panel at the Privacy + Security Forum in Washington D.C. Titled "game of Phones: Protecting Kids in the Digital Realm", this session will explore the recent legislation aimed at protecting minors online and how these laws are reshaping monetization straetgies like ads and in-app purchases. The panel will also touch on the role of AI systems, the use of children's data in programming algorithms, and how companies are adapting to the increasing legal and public pressure to prioritize youth privacy and safety. Registration and the forum shceudle can be found here.
November 12 2025
Sasha Levites will be speaking at the 2025 Gotham EDU Film and Media Career Development Program for Colgate University undergraduate students, held at Gotham’s DUMBO Brooklyn office. This Q&A-style presentation will explore topics such as entertainment law, film rights and contracts, pathways to law school, and other legal issues in the industry.
November 11 2025
Marcie Cleary is speaking on the panel Mine the Business That Pays You (Owning IP & NIL: Protecting Artistry, Formulas & Brand Identity; Content Creation & Owning Your Story) at the Harlem Fashion Row x Black Beauty Roster: The Beauty Collective -- The Business of Beauty in Fashion, taking place at the L’Oréal Headquarters in Hudson Yards. This panel explores how beauty professionals and creators can protect and monetize their intellectual property, name/image/likeness, and brand identity while navigating contracts, content creation, and long-term business growth.
November 10 2025