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Many large scale IT projects fail and some of them end up in litigation. This session will delve into reasons why IT projects commonly fail, the unique risks associated with IT projects and how, from a legal perspective, to best to position an IT project for success and avoid disputes.  The panel will draw upon their IT project experience and discuss select case law to illustrate common pitfalls and tease out lessons of value to help lawyers better structure IT projects and improve their IT project contract drafting.

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ODR has never been as pertinent as it is today. The Supreme Court of India has already hinted at hearings via video conferencing on a “large scale”. While the bar and the bench ought to be prepared, some important aspects still need further deliberation, especially if e-hearings will become the new normal.

Join us for an in-depth exploration of what happens after a data breach.  We will review the various obligations and moving parts, including: civil and criminal effects, working with regulators, insurance coverage, and the proper use of a PR team.  Our panel will cover the US and European perspective and tackle real like situations. 

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Parties may choose arbitration of technology-related disputes over court proceedings for many reasons: specialized decision-making, time and cost-savings, increased confidentiality protections or more predictability, to name a few. In international disputes, arbitration also allows for multinational enforcement.