 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
What Every Litigant Should Know About Social Media Channels: Their Impact on Discovery and at Trial
LIVE Webcast
Sarah Carter
Vice President of Marketing
FaceTime Communications
At 17 Sarah joined the workforce as a taxi driver and remembers her roots well, so you can expect an interesting tour through the ins and outs of Social Networking and Web 2.0. Anecdotes and customer stories are of course inevitable. (and gratuities are expected) It took a stint with IBM, a software developer in Canada before she moved to the UK IT security market some 12 years ago, where she joined the management team of a UK security integrator, floated the company on AIM, acquired others and then sold it.
Having spent four years working with FaceTime customers and partners throughout Europe and Asia, Sarah recently relocated to HQ in California. Sarah works with FaceTime financial services clients on best practice social media and collaboration strategies in both Europe and the USA and regularly speaks on the topic on both continents.
David Garrett
Managing Director
Stroz Friedberg LLC
David E. Garrett is Managing Director of Stroz Friedberg, an international consulting firm that specializes in digital forensics, electronic discovery, data breach response, and investigations. He works closely with major corporations and law firms involved in civil, criminal, regulatory, and internal corporate matters which often relate to unauthorized access to and theft of confidential, proprietary, or trade secret information. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Garrett served as Senior Corporate Counsel for Oracle Corporation and, before that, he was a senior associate at Cooley Godward LLP (now known as Cooley Godward Kronish). He speaks regularly at educational events and legal conferences on various data privacy and electronic discovery topics.
Joseph I. Rosenbaum
Partner
Reed Smith LLP
Joe, a New York based partner in the global law firm of Reed Smith LLP, chairs Reed Smith’s global Advertising Technology & Media Law practice. Joe has over 30 years of international experience across a wide range of sophisticated and complex commercial transactions, in industries including advertising, entertainment and media, financial services, travel-related services, technology and much more. Joe specializes in the law and policy arising at the intersection of advertising, technology and media, including online and behavioral advertising, social media, entertainment, finance, e-commerce, information security and digital rights, online gaming, promotions, privacy, security, risk management, and data protection, among others. Joe’s experience includes virtual worlds, mobile marketing, digital payments and PCI compliance, digital broadcasting, co-branded credit and gift cards, loyalty rewards programs, branded entertainment, online product placement and endorsements, user generated content, buzz, word of mouth and viral marketing, licensing, software development and outsourcing. Joe is also one of the leaders of the firm’s Digital and Social Media Task Force and a contributor and co-editor of the groundbreaking, Social Media White Paper entitled "A Legal Guide to the Commercial Risks and Rewards of the Social Media Phenomenon".
Joe also publishes and edits Legal Bytes, a monthly publication he launched in 1996 that is dedicated to providing legal insights at the convergence and intersection of advertising, digital technology, media and entertainment and which is now published in blog format at www.LegalBytes.com. Joe lectures and writes extensively, domestically and internationally, and, in addition to being the exclusive U.S. contributing author to the Media & Entertainment section of the International Law Office blog, among other publications he has authored a book on outsourcing (Outsourcing Agreements Line by Line; Aspatore Publishing, 2004) and a seminal law journal article on privacy (“Privacy on the Internet: Whose Information Is It Anyway?”; Jurimetrics Law Journal, 1998). Joe is a past Council Member of the American Bar Association’s Section of Science and Technology and from 1994 to 2002 he served as one of six ABA appointed members of the National Conference of Lawyers and Scientists, a joint commission of the American Bar Association and American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) based in Washington, DC. Joe was appointed a member and subsequently Chairman of the Award Selection Panel of the AAAS Committee on Scientific Freedom & Responsibility and has also served as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Fordham University Law School and New York Law School, where he taught courses in Computer Law and The Law of Electronic Commerce and Information Technology. Joe remains a designated technology and intellectual property dispute resolution mediator for the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) based in Geneva, Switzerland.
Amy Longo
Partner
O'Melveny & Myers LLP
Amy Jane Longo is a partner in the Securities Litigation Practice and co-chair of the Electronic Discovery and Document Retention Practice. Amy represents corporations, their directors and officers in securities class actions, derivative suits, ERISA class actions, and a range of general commercial litigation, as well as internal investigations and enforcement matters. In addition, Amy counsels public and private companies on their document retention policies and best practices for electronic discovery and litigation response plans. Amy was recognized by the Daily Journal for her work representing Quiksilver, Inc. in a three-week jury trial in the United States District Court in the Central District of California, in which the jury found for Quiksilver, on claims for trademark infringement and false designation of origin and the Court thereafter entered a permanent injunction requiring the defendant to phase out all use of its competing trademark.
Amy is a leader in the American Bar Association, serving as co-chair of the Section of Litigation’s Class Actions and Derivative Suits Committee and a founder and leader of the 2010 ABA Annual Meeting. She is listed as a “Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Star” for her securities litigation work (2005-2008). Amy also writes and lectures frequently at a national level.
Education: Columbia University, J.D., 1996: Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar; Columbia University, B.A., 1993: magna cum laude.
What Every Litigant Should Know About Social Media Channels: Their Impact on Discovery and at Trial
Speaker Firms:
Upcoming events.