ICLSPI 2014

The International Conference on Legal, Security and Privacy Issues in IT Law (LSPI) is an annual event organized by the International Association of IT Lawyers (IAITL). The 2014 edition, marking the 9th iteration, took place from October 15 to 17 in Lisbon, Portugal. This conference serves as a platform for academics, practitioners, and consultants to exchange ideas and discuss emerging issues in IT law and the evolving technological landscape.

Key topics addressed at LSPI 2014 included digital identity, e-signatures, e-forensics and evidence, email monitoring and privacy issues in the workplace, data retention and protection, intellectual property rights, contract and tort law, virtual companies, e-commerce law, media and entertainment law, data mining, internet freedom, phishing, viruses, malware, trustmarks, legal risks and protection strategies, e-government and e-democracy, privacy, virology and security issues, jurisdiction in cyberspace, cloud computing, online gaming, mobile technology, robots and intelligent agents, consumer protection, cross-border ADR and litigation, content regulation and liability issues, telecommunication law and technology, licensing and franchising, IT outsourcing, taxation of cross-border transactions, jurisdictional barriers to regulation and enforcement, e-trade, audio-visual technology, broadband technology, virtual worlds regulation and taxation issues, biometrics, risk management, cybercrime, electronic health records (EHR), and telemedicine.

The conference featured a variety of sessions, including academic peer-reviewed papers, presentations based on short abstracts, and non-academic papers. These sessions provided opportunities for in-depth discussions on the latest developments and challenges in IT law. Additionally, the event facilitated networking opportunities among professionals from diverse backgrounds, fostering collaborations and the sharing of best practices.

LSPI 2014 was particularly relevant for legal professionals, IT practitioners, policymakers, and academics interested in the intersection of law and technology. Attendees gained valuable insights into the latest trends, legal challenges, and regulatory developments affecting the IT sector, enhancing their understanding and ability to navigate the complex landscape of IT law.