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The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity – Are You Next?
When: September 22, 2021
Conference: Passaic County Division of Economic Development
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Fundamentals in Seeking Appointment of Special Master in Executing Search Warrants in Cyberspace
When: September 14, 2021
Conference: Los Angeles Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force
People: B. Otis Felder
Human Trafficking: A Hidden Crime
When: August 19, 2021
Conference: Will Work For Food
The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity ‒ Are You Next?
When: August 17, 2021
Conference: The Institutes CPCU Society; presented by the Reinsurance, Excess and Surplus Lines Interest Group and the U.S. Reinsurance Under 40s Group, Inc.
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Mitigating Cybersecurity Threats
When: July 15, 2021
Conference: Business Insurance
People: Lori D. Proctor
Supply Chain Risk & Cyber Terrorism
When: May 26, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association
People: Anjali C. Das
How Today’s Headlines Impact Financial Policy Lines
When: April 27, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar: Insurance Coverage Master Class
People: Kimberly E. Blair and Jonathan E. Meer
We’ve Been Hacked! Now What?
When: April 14, 2021
Conference: New York Chapter of RIMS
People: Anjali C. Das
Cybersecurity Breach, and Investigations and Class Actions Arising from Cyber-Attacks
When: February 24, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Emergency Response Summit
People: Anjali C. Das, David M. Ross and Jennifer S. Stegmaier
An Eye for an Eye: Emerging Risks with Biometric Data
When: February 3, 2021
Conference: RIMS Chicago Chapter
Emerging Laws Governing Privacy of Biometric Data
When: January 21, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association (BRMA)
People: Lisa Handler Ackerman
Protecting Your Rights While Minimizing Exposure When Operating Online
When: January 20, 2021
Conference: International Trade Council
People: Adam R. Bialek
Anatomy of a Health Care Cybersecurity Breach
When: December 3, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Lori D. Proctor
Cyber: Critical Uncertainties in a Less Than Certain World
When: November 11, 2020
Conference: Legalign Global
People: Anjali C. Das and Ian A. Stewart
Corporate/D&O Liability for Cyber Risks Including Regulatory Compliance
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: New York City Bar Association’s “Insurers’ and Insureds’ Perspectives on Current Issues in D&O Liability 2020”
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Privacy and GDPR: Where Are We Headed?
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: 2020 Insurance Industry Institute (Virtual I-3), “Insuring 2021 from Virtual to Reality” / Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
Virtual Client Cyber Roundtable
When: October 20, 2020
Conference: Members of The Hartford Insurance Company's national Cyber and Tech E&O claims and marketing teams
People: Anjali C. Das
Cyber Threats in the COVID-19 World
When: October 8, 2020
Conference: Virtual Client Forum for Gallagher Bassett Partners
People: Anjali C. Das
Mediating Effectively in a Remote World
When: September 10, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Joshua Bachrach
Back to Work: The Privacy Risks Connected to COVID-19 Contact Tracing and Case Management
When: July 23, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Dean A. Rocco
Insuring Ransomware
When: February 25, 2020
Conference: 2020 PLUS Cyber Symposium
The California Consumer Privacy Act: A Look into Our New Privacy Law and What It Means for Your Business
When: January 30, 2020
Conference: Association of Southern California Defense Counsel
People: Patrick J. Kearns
What Coverage Concerns Keep Cyber Insurers Awake at Night?
When: December 5, 2019
Conference: CLM Conference & Holiday Party
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Security Incidents: The Legal Perspective
When: October 18, 2019
Conference: Evolve MGA Cyber Sales Academy, Continuing Education Training Conference
A Perspective on the Future of Cyber Liability Coverage
When: May 15, 2019
Conference: Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS)
3D Printing and Disruptive Technology − Are You Ready?
When: April 16, 2019
Conference: National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies Personal Lines Seminar in Chicago
People: Jura Christine Zibas
Potential Liability Risk for the Board
When: January 31, 2019
Conference: Directors Roundtable: Cyber Risk Management Facing Boards, C-Suites & General Counsel: Prevention, Crisis Management, and Mitigating Personal Liability
People: Jonathan E. Meer
GDPR in Reality, What We’ve Learned
When: January 30, 2019
Conference: Complete Discovery Source

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Mangano, Zibas and Rolland Prevail in Significant Privacy Litigation Matter

Shawn Mangano (Of Counsel-Las Vegas, NV), Jura Zibas (Partner-New York, NY and Sarasota, FL) and Sean Rolland (Of Counsel-Orlando, FL) successfully defended a hybrid managed services provider in litigation before the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada.

Plaintiffs’ claims involved the unauthorized access and alleged dissemination of personally identifiable information (“PII”) related to potentially over 600,000 potential data breach claimants that received services for a health provider with which Wilson Elser’s client was providing data storage and security services. The data breach at issue involved sophisticated Russian cybercriminals who allegedly gained access to another party’s protected data through cyber-spoofing, resulting in access to the provider’s information containing Plaintiffs’ PII. Plaintiffs filed a complaint for damages seeking recovery for negligence/negligence per se, breach of third-party beneficiary contract, invasion of privacy or intrusion upon seclusion, and unjust enrichment.

On August 18, 2026, our client received a report and recommendation recommending its motion to dismiss be granted on several key damage recovery issues that have not otherwise been confirmed in data breach actions filed in the jurisdiction.

These recommendations include the requirement that, for a negligence per se claim, a plaintiff must allege that his or her PPI was subject to an increased risk of fraud, identity theft, or nefarious misuse. Likewise, for a plaintiff seeking to recover for “lost time” under a negligence/negligence per se claim, recovery must be tied to out-of-pocket expenses for said lost time. Finally, a plaintiff’s claims of increased anxiety and emotional distress must assert the existence of a physical injury or illness to warrant recovery of damages for the unauthorized disclosure of his or her PII.

Regarding breach of third-party beneficiary contract, the Court concluded that mere allegations that “Defendant entered into contracts to provide IT services” were insufficient to establish data protection obligations on our client.

Finally, the Court determined that to recover for invasion of privacy/inclusion upon seclusion for the data breach, a Plaintiff must be under “highly offensive” circumstances. In this case, those “highly offensive” circumstances were determined to be possession of PII by a notorious cybercriminal gang, of which at least one Plaintiff had failed to assert.

Overall, this result serves to delineate the allegations necessary for Plaintiffs to survive a motion to dismiss in cyber breach cases in the District of Nevada, despite multiple other decisions that essentially rubberstamped allegations. 

Shawn A. Mangano, Jura Christine Zibas and Sean Rolland

Coffman, Das, Ross, Viergever and Williams Defeat Federal Data Breach Class Action

Daniel Coffman (Associate-Washington, DC), Anjali Das (Partner-Chicago, IL), David Ross (Partner-Washington, DC), Kim Viergever (Of Counsel-Denver, CO) and Ryan Williams (Partner-Denver, CO) obtained dismissal with prejudice of a federal data breach class action filed against a services vendor for mental health care providers in the District of Colorado. The case comprised eight consolidated class actions brought by 15 named plaintiffs that arose out of a ransomware incident that involved the personal information of almost 4.3 million individuals and included sensitive information such as health information and Social Security numbers. The court agreed that all of the named plaintiffs lack Article III standing, dissecting each of their alleged theories of harm and coming down on the side of the more reasoned courts that have found these types of theories fail to establish standing – public disclosure of private information, increased spam, diminution in value of PHI/PII, emotional distress and future harm. The court concluded that “Plaintiffs have failed to allege injuries in fact that are fairly traceable to the Defendants’ complained-of conduct,” and issued a judgment dismissing the plaintiffs’ claims with prejudice and closing the case. 

Daniel R. Coffman, Anjali C. Das, David M. Ross, Kimberly Viergever and Ryan A. Williams

Cybersecurity Class Action

Das, Myers and Spitaletto Obtain Dismissal of Texas Data Breach Class Action

Anjali Das (Partner-Chicago, IL), Brian Myers (Of Counsel-Washington, DC) and Tommy Spitaletto (Partner-Dallas, TX) obtained dismissal of a data breach class action filed against a mental health care provider in the Western District of Texas. The lawsuit arose out of a cyber-attack that involved personal information that included sensitive information such as health information and Social Security numbers. In support of our client’s motion to dismiss, Wilson Elser argued that the plaintiff lacked Article III standing to sue because she failed to allege any injury-in-fact in the form of identity theft fraud, or misappropriation as a result of the breach. Instead, the plaintiff alleged that her harm consisted of (1) lost time and out-of-pocket expenses spent dealing with the data breach; (2) diminished value of her personal, health and financial information; (3) anxiety; (4) violation of privacy rights; (5) loss of the benefit of the bargain made with our client and overpayment for services intended to include data security; and (6) increased risk of future fraud and identity theft. The District Court agreed with Wilson Elser’s position that the plaintiff lacked standing to bring suit and dismissed the case on the basis that the plaintiff failed to allege any actual injury in the form of identity theft, financial fraud or misuse of personal information that could be traced to the cyber incident.

Anjali C. Das, Brian H. Myers and Thomas M. Spitaletto

Mirabile, Murphy-Petros and Das Obtain Favorable Ruling in VPPA Class Action

Constantina Mirabile (Of Counsel-West Palm Beach, FL), Melissa Murphy-Petros (Of Counsel-Chicago, IL) and Anjali Das (Partner-Chicago, IL) represented an educational technology company that provides subscribers with access to online educational courses in a Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) class action filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. The plaintiff, a subscriber, allegedly viewed online course content offered by our client, and filed a putative class action on behalf of herself and all other subscribers for violations of the VPPA. The plaintiff alleged that Meta Pixel (a snippet of JavaScript code that tracks visitor activity on a website) was installed on our client’s website, which resulted in the disclosure of her personal information to Facebook, including the content she viewed, without her consent. Wilson Elser filed a Motion to Compel Arbitration, noting that the plaintiff (like all subscribers) was required to accept defendant’s Terms of Use, which included a mandatory binding arbitration provision. Moreover, the Terms of Use explicitly stated that all parties waived the right to participate in a class action or representative proceeding with respect to any claim. The court promptly granted Wilson Elser’s motion pursuant to the Terms of Service agreement. The ruling underscores the importance of arbitration and class action waiver language in Terms of Use agreements.

NOTE: The Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA), enacted in 1998, sought to preserve personal privacy with respect to the rental, purchase or delivery of video tapes or similar audio visual materials. Plaintiffs have sought to resuscitate the statute by bringing VPPA claims into the 21st century based on the premise that organizations that offer prerecorded, online audio visual content are “video tape service providers” within the meaning of the statute, the draw being VPPA class actions include statutory damages of up to $2,500 per violation.
 

Melissa A. Murphy-Petros and Anjali C. Das

Dismissal of Data Breach Class Action on Behalf of Radiology Facility and Archival Imaging System

Geoffrey A. Belzer (Partner-Chicago), Anjali C. Das (Partner-Chicago), Peter J. Larkin (Partner-White Plains) and Jennifer S. Stegmaier (Of Counsel-Chicago) obtained a data breach class action dismissal in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of a radiology facility and archival imaging system that contained protected health information. About a year and a half after receiving notice of a breach, two patients filed a complaint against the firm’s client and its IT service provider for failing to implement adequate cybersecurity measures, alleging multiple unauthorized individuals had accessed their information. Geoffrey, Anjali, Peter and Jennifer prevailed on their motion to dismiss when the court held that allegations of increased risk of future harm alone is not a cognizable injury. The court also rejected each of the plaintiffs' additional theories of injury based on time and money spent on theft and fraud monitoring, “benefit of the bargain” injury, intrusion upon seclusion and statutory violations. Plaintiff’s counsel initially filed a purported class action designating another individual who was ultimately determined to never have been a patient of the radiology practice. Plaintiff’s counsel dismissed that action after the team moved for dismissal, and counsel then instituted the parallel suit involving these two plaintiffs and the motion to dismiss follows.

Geoffrey Belzer, Anjali C. Das, Peter J. Larkin and Jennifer S. Stegmaier

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The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity – Are You Next?
When: September 22, 2021
Conference: Passaic County Division of Economic Development
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Fundamentals in Seeking Appointment of Special Master in Executing Search Warrants in Cyberspace
When: September 14, 2021
Conference: Los Angeles Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force
People: B. Otis Felder
Human Trafficking: A Hidden Crime
When: August 19, 2021
Conference: Will Work For Food
The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity ‒ Are You Next?
When: August 17, 2021
Conference: The Institutes CPCU Society; presented by the Reinsurance, Excess and Surplus Lines Interest Group and the U.S. Reinsurance Under 40s Group, Inc.
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Mitigating Cybersecurity Threats
When: July 15, 2021
Conference: Business Insurance
People: Lori D. Proctor
Supply Chain Risk & Cyber Terrorism
When: May 26, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association
People: Anjali C. Das
How Today’s Headlines Impact Financial Policy Lines
When: April 27, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar: Insurance Coverage Master Class
People: Kimberly E. Blair and Jonathan E. Meer
We’ve Been Hacked! Now What?
When: April 14, 2021
Conference: New York Chapter of RIMS
People: Anjali C. Das
Cybersecurity Breach, and Investigations and Class Actions Arising from Cyber-Attacks
When: February 24, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Emergency Response Summit
People: Anjali C. Das, David M. Ross and Jennifer S. Stegmaier
An Eye for an Eye: Emerging Risks with Biometric Data
When: February 3, 2021
Conference: RIMS Chicago Chapter
Emerging Laws Governing Privacy of Biometric Data
When: January 21, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association (BRMA)
People: Lisa Handler Ackerman
Protecting Your Rights While Minimizing Exposure When Operating Online
When: January 20, 2021
Conference: International Trade Council
People: Adam R. Bialek
Anatomy of a Health Care Cybersecurity Breach
When: December 3, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Lori D. Proctor
Cyber: Critical Uncertainties in a Less Than Certain World
When: November 11, 2020
Conference: Legalign Global
People: Anjali C. Das and Ian A. Stewart
Corporate/D&O Liability for Cyber Risks Including Regulatory Compliance
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: New York City Bar Association’s “Insurers’ and Insureds’ Perspectives on Current Issues in D&O Liability 2020”
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Privacy and GDPR: Where Are We Headed?
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: 2020 Insurance Industry Institute (Virtual I-3), “Insuring 2021 from Virtual to Reality” / Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
Virtual Client Cyber Roundtable
When: October 20, 2020
Conference: Members of The Hartford Insurance Company's national Cyber and Tech E&O claims and marketing teams
People: Anjali C. Das
Cyber Threats in the COVID-19 World
When: October 8, 2020
Conference: Virtual Client Forum for Gallagher Bassett Partners
People: Anjali C. Das
Mediating Effectively in a Remote World
When: September 10, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Joshua Bachrach
Back to Work: The Privacy Risks Connected to COVID-19 Contact Tracing and Case Management
When: July 23, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Dean A. Rocco
Insuring Ransomware
When: February 25, 2020
Conference: 2020 PLUS Cyber Symposium
The California Consumer Privacy Act: A Look into Our New Privacy Law and What It Means for Your Business
When: January 30, 2020
Conference: Association of Southern California Defense Counsel
People: Patrick J. Kearns
What Coverage Concerns Keep Cyber Insurers Awake at Night?
When: December 5, 2019
Conference: CLM Conference & Holiday Party
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Security Incidents: The Legal Perspective
When: October 18, 2019
Conference: Evolve MGA Cyber Sales Academy, Continuing Education Training Conference
A Perspective on the Future of Cyber Liability Coverage
When: May 15, 2019
Conference: Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS)
3D Printing and Disruptive Technology − Are You Ready?
When: April 16, 2019
Conference: National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies Personal Lines Seminar in Chicago
People: Jura Christine Zibas
Potential Liability Risk for the Board
When: January 31, 2019
Conference: Directors Roundtable: Cyber Risk Management Facing Boards, C-Suites & General Counsel: Prevention, Crisis Management, and Mitigating Personal Liability
People: Jonathan E. Meer
GDPR in Reality, What We’ve Learned
When: January 30, 2019
Conference: Complete Discovery Source

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The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity – Are You Next?
When: September 22, 2021
Conference: Passaic County Division of Economic Development
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Fundamentals in Seeking Appointment of Special Master in Executing Search Warrants in Cyberspace
When: September 14, 2021
Conference: Los Angeles Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force
People: B. Otis Felder
Human Trafficking: A Hidden Crime
When: August 19, 2021
Conference: Will Work For Food
The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity ‒ Are You Next?
When: August 17, 2021
Conference: The Institutes CPCU Society; presented by the Reinsurance, Excess and Surplus Lines Interest Group and the U.S. Reinsurance Under 40s Group, Inc.
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Mitigating Cybersecurity Threats
When: July 15, 2021
Conference: Business Insurance
People: Lori D. Proctor
Supply Chain Risk & Cyber Terrorism
When: May 26, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association
People: Anjali C. Das
How Today’s Headlines Impact Financial Policy Lines
When: April 27, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar: Insurance Coverage Master Class
People: Kimberly E. Blair and Jonathan E. Meer
We’ve Been Hacked! Now What?
When: April 14, 2021
Conference: New York Chapter of RIMS
People: Anjali C. Das
Cybersecurity Breach, and Investigations and Class Actions Arising from Cyber-Attacks
When: February 24, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Emergency Response Summit
People: Anjali C. Das, David M. Ross and Jennifer S. Stegmaier
An Eye for an Eye: Emerging Risks with Biometric Data
When: February 3, 2021
Conference: RIMS Chicago Chapter
Emerging Laws Governing Privacy of Biometric Data
When: January 21, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association (BRMA)
People: Lisa Handler Ackerman
Protecting Your Rights While Minimizing Exposure When Operating Online
When: January 20, 2021
Conference: International Trade Council
People: Adam R. Bialek
Anatomy of a Health Care Cybersecurity Breach
When: December 3, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Lori D. Proctor
Cyber: Critical Uncertainties in a Less Than Certain World
When: November 11, 2020
Conference: Legalign Global
People: Anjali C. Das and Ian A. Stewart
Corporate/D&O Liability for Cyber Risks Including Regulatory Compliance
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: New York City Bar Association’s “Insurers’ and Insureds’ Perspectives on Current Issues in D&O Liability 2020”
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Privacy and GDPR: Where Are We Headed?
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: 2020 Insurance Industry Institute (Virtual I-3), “Insuring 2021 from Virtual to Reality” / Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
Virtual Client Cyber Roundtable
When: October 20, 2020
Conference: Members of The Hartford Insurance Company's national Cyber and Tech E&O claims and marketing teams
People: Anjali C. Das
Cyber Threats in the COVID-19 World
When: October 8, 2020
Conference: Virtual Client Forum for Gallagher Bassett Partners
People: Anjali C. Das
Mediating Effectively in a Remote World
When: September 10, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Joshua Bachrach
Back to Work: The Privacy Risks Connected to COVID-19 Contact Tracing and Case Management
When: July 23, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Dean A. Rocco
Insuring Ransomware
When: February 25, 2020
Conference: 2020 PLUS Cyber Symposium
The California Consumer Privacy Act: A Look into Our New Privacy Law and What It Means for Your Business
When: January 30, 2020
Conference: Association of Southern California Defense Counsel
People: Patrick J. Kearns
What Coverage Concerns Keep Cyber Insurers Awake at Night?
When: December 5, 2019
Conference: CLM Conference & Holiday Party
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Security Incidents: The Legal Perspective
When: October 18, 2019
Conference: Evolve MGA Cyber Sales Academy, Continuing Education Training Conference
A Perspective on the Future of Cyber Liability Coverage
When: May 15, 2019
Conference: Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS)
3D Printing and Disruptive Technology − Are You Ready?
When: April 16, 2019
Conference: National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies Personal Lines Seminar in Chicago
People: Jura Christine Zibas
Potential Liability Risk for the Board
When: January 31, 2019
Conference: Directors Roundtable: Cyber Risk Management Facing Boards, C-Suites & General Counsel: Prevention, Crisis Management, and Mitigating Personal Liability
People: Jonathan E. Meer
GDPR in Reality, What We’ve Learned
When: January 30, 2019
Conference: Complete Discovery Source

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The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity – Are You Next?
When: September 22, 2021
Conference: Passaic County Division of Economic Development
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Fundamentals in Seeking Appointment of Special Master in Executing Search Warrants in Cyberspace
When: September 14, 2021
Conference: Los Angeles Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force
People: B. Otis Felder
Human Trafficking: A Hidden Crime
When: August 19, 2021
Conference: Will Work For Food
The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity ‒ Are You Next?
When: August 17, 2021
Conference: The Institutes CPCU Society; presented by the Reinsurance, Excess and Surplus Lines Interest Group and the U.S. Reinsurance Under 40s Group, Inc.
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Mitigating Cybersecurity Threats
When: July 15, 2021
Conference: Business Insurance
People: Lori D. Proctor
Supply Chain Risk & Cyber Terrorism
When: May 26, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association
People: Anjali C. Das
How Today’s Headlines Impact Financial Policy Lines
When: April 27, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar: Insurance Coverage Master Class
People: Kimberly E. Blair and Jonathan E. Meer
We’ve Been Hacked! Now What?
When: April 14, 2021
Conference: New York Chapter of RIMS
People: Anjali C. Das
Cybersecurity Breach, and Investigations and Class Actions Arising from Cyber-Attacks
When: February 24, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Emergency Response Summit
People: Anjali C. Das, David M. Ross and Jennifer S. Stegmaier
An Eye for an Eye: Emerging Risks with Biometric Data
When: February 3, 2021
Conference: RIMS Chicago Chapter
Emerging Laws Governing Privacy of Biometric Data
When: January 21, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association (BRMA)
People: Lisa Handler Ackerman
Protecting Your Rights While Minimizing Exposure When Operating Online
When: January 20, 2021
Conference: International Trade Council
People: Adam R. Bialek
Anatomy of a Health Care Cybersecurity Breach
When: December 3, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Lori D. Proctor
Cyber: Critical Uncertainties in a Less Than Certain World
When: November 11, 2020
Conference: Legalign Global
People: Anjali C. Das and Ian A. Stewart
Corporate/D&O Liability for Cyber Risks Including Regulatory Compliance
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: New York City Bar Association’s “Insurers’ and Insureds’ Perspectives on Current Issues in D&O Liability 2020”
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Privacy and GDPR: Where Are We Headed?
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: 2020 Insurance Industry Institute (Virtual I-3), “Insuring 2021 from Virtual to Reality” / Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
Virtual Client Cyber Roundtable
When: October 20, 2020
Conference: Members of The Hartford Insurance Company's national Cyber and Tech E&O claims and marketing teams
People: Anjali C. Das
Cyber Threats in the COVID-19 World
When: October 8, 2020
Conference: Virtual Client Forum for Gallagher Bassett Partners
People: Anjali C. Das
Mediating Effectively in a Remote World
When: September 10, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Joshua Bachrach
Back to Work: The Privacy Risks Connected to COVID-19 Contact Tracing and Case Management
When: July 23, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Dean A. Rocco
Insuring Ransomware
When: February 25, 2020
Conference: 2020 PLUS Cyber Symposium
The California Consumer Privacy Act: A Look into Our New Privacy Law and What It Means for Your Business
When: January 30, 2020
Conference: Association of Southern California Defense Counsel
People: Patrick J. Kearns
What Coverage Concerns Keep Cyber Insurers Awake at Night?
When: December 5, 2019
Conference: CLM Conference & Holiday Party
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Security Incidents: The Legal Perspective
When: October 18, 2019
Conference: Evolve MGA Cyber Sales Academy, Continuing Education Training Conference
A Perspective on the Future of Cyber Liability Coverage
When: May 15, 2019
Conference: Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS)
3D Printing and Disruptive Technology − Are You Ready?
When: April 16, 2019
Conference: National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies Personal Lines Seminar in Chicago
People: Jura Christine Zibas
Potential Liability Risk for the Board
When: January 31, 2019
Conference: Directors Roundtable: Cyber Risk Management Facing Boards, C-Suites & General Counsel: Prevention, Crisis Management, and Mitigating Personal Liability
People: Jonathan E. Meer
GDPR in Reality, What We’ve Learned
When: January 30, 2019
Conference: Complete Discovery Source

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The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity – Are You Next?
When: September 22, 2021
Conference: Passaic County Division of Economic Development
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Fundamentals in Seeking Appointment of Special Master in Executing Search Warrants in Cyberspace
When: September 14, 2021
Conference: Los Angeles Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force
People: B. Otis Felder
Human Trafficking: A Hidden Crime
When: August 19, 2021
Conference: Will Work For Food
The Brave New World of Privacy and Cybersecurity ‒ Are You Next?
When: August 17, 2021
Conference: The Institutes CPCU Society; presented by the Reinsurance, Excess and Surplus Lines Interest Group and the U.S. Reinsurance Under 40s Group, Inc.
People: Richard J. Bortnick
Mitigating Cybersecurity Threats
When: July 15, 2021
Conference: Business Insurance
People: Lori D. Proctor
Supply Chain Risk & Cyber Terrorism
When: May 26, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association
People: Anjali C. Das
How Today’s Headlines Impact Financial Policy Lines
When: April 27, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar: Insurance Coverage Master Class
People: Kimberly E. Blair and Jonathan E. Meer
We’ve Been Hacked! Now What?
When: April 14, 2021
Conference: New York Chapter of RIMS
People: Anjali C. Das
Cybersecurity Breach, and Investigations and Class Actions Arising from Cyber-Attacks
When: February 24, 2021
Conference: Wilson Elser Emergency Response Summit
People: Anjali C. Das, David M. Ross and Jennifer S. Stegmaier
An Eye for an Eye: Emerging Risks with Biometric Data
When: February 3, 2021
Conference: RIMS Chicago Chapter
Emerging Laws Governing Privacy of Biometric Data
When: January 21, 2021
Conference: Brokers & Reinsurance Markets Association (BRMA)
People: Lisa Handler Ackerman
Protecting Your Rights While Minimizing Exposure When Operating Online
When: January 20, 2021
Conference: International Trade Council
People: Adam R. Bialek
Anatomy of a Health Care Cybersecurity Breach
When: December 3, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Lori D. Proctor
Cyber: Critical Uncertainties in a Less Than Certain World
When: November 11, 2020
Conference: Legalign Global
People: Anjali C. Das and Ian A. Stewart
Corporate/D&O Liability for Cyber Risks Including Regulatory Compliance
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: New York City Bar Association’s “Insurers’ and Insureds’ Perspectives on Current Issues in D&O Liability 2020”
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Privacy and GDPR: Where Are We Headed?
When: November 6, 2020
Conference: 2020 Insurance Industry Institute (Virtual I-3), “Insuring 2021 from Virtual to Reality” / Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
Virtual Client Cyber Roundtable
When: October 20, 2020
Conference: Members of The Hartford Insurance Company's national Cyber and Tech E&O claims and marketing teams
People: Anjali C. Das
Cyber Threats in the COVID-19 World
When: October 8, 2020
Conference: Virtual Client Forum for Gallagher Bassett Partners
People: Anjali C. Das
Mediating Effectively in a Remote World
When: September 10, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Joshua Bachrach
Back to Work: The Privacy Risks Connected to COVID-19 Contact Tracing and Case Management
When: July 23, 2020
Conference: Wilson Elser Webinar
People: Dean A. Rocco
Insuring Ransomware
When: February 25, 2020
Conference: 2020 PLUS Cyber Symposium
The California Consumer Privacy Act: A Look into Our New Privacy Law and What It Means for Your Business
When: January 30, 2020
Conference: Association of Southern California Defense Counsel
People: Patrick J. Kearns
What Coverage Concerns Keep Cyber Insurers Awake at Night?
When: December 5, 2019
Conference: CLM Conference & Holiday Party
People: Jonathan E. Meer
Data Security Incidents: The Legal Perspective
When: October 18, 2019
Conference: Evolve MGA Cyber Sales Academy, Continuing Education Training Conference
A Perspective on the Future of Cyber Liability Coverage
When: May 15, 2019
Conference: Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS)
3D Printing and Disruptive Technology − Are You Ready?
When: April 16, 2019
Conference: National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies Personal Lines Seminar in Chicago
People: Jura Christine Zibas
Potential Liability Risk for the Board
When: January 31, 2019
Conference: Directors Roundtable: Cyber Risk Management Facing Boards, C-Suites & General Counsel: Prevention, Crisis Management, and Mitigating Personal Liability
People: Jonathan E. Meer
GDPR in Reality, What We’ve Learned
When: January 30, 2019
Conference: Complete Discovery Source