Maine Law 2023 Privacy in Practice Conference

The Privacy in Practice Conference is an annual event organized by the University of Maine School of Law, focusing on the evolving landscape of information privacy law. This conference brings together legal professionals, academics, and students to discuss pressing issues in data management, consumer privacy, and artificial intelligence.

Key topics covered at the 2023 conference included the foundational principles of privacy law, strategies for handling privacy investigations, and emerging privacy and data regulations in the U.S., U.K., and EU. Sessions featured expert panels and keynote addresses from leaders in the field, providing attendees with comprehensive insights into current and future challenges in privacy law.

The conference offered valuable networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with seasoned in-house and outside privacy counsel. Notable speakers included Ryan Kriger, an attorney at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, and Trevor Hughes, President and CEO of the International Association of Privacy Professionals. These sessions provided practical knowledge and fostered professional relationships among attendees.

This event is ideal for legal practitioners, compliance officers, and students interested in privacy law. Attendees gain up-to-date knowledge on privacy regulations and practices, enhancing their ability to navigate the complexities of data protection in various organizational contexts.