Events

It is fair to say that ITechLaw’s membership has advised tens of thousands of clients on legal aspects of utilizing technology.  Suddenly the means by how we advise – our work processes – have changed inviting personal innovation and creativity.  Today, as we all work from our homes, ITechLaw embraces “We are all in this together” and asked four of our technology lawyer members to share their thoughts on how to best utilize technology to team with colleagues, advise clients and manage the new work/life family balance.

With COVID-19 causing governments to recommend (if not compel) “remote only” or virtual work for businesses across the world, law firms of all sizes need adapt to these changed circumstances.  On one hand, small firms may be able to dynamically adapt and react more easily by the very nature of their smaller size.  However, small firms will often not possess the resources to implement technological changes on a firm-wide scale.

Organized by
School of International Arbitration (SIA), Queen Mary University of London WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center

Hosted by
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd. in collaboration with International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw)

Location
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd., Löwenstrasse 19, Zurich, Switzerland

The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 was tabled and referred to a joint select committee for further review. In the short span, the Bill has garnered diverse views and there is scepticism around what finally will be India’s maiden law on data protection and informational privacy. PSA, in collaboration with The Dialogue and ITechLaw, invites you to a panel discussion with stakeholders from industry, policy makers, lawyers, and parliamentarians to dissect and deliberate upon the Bill's text.

Venue and more details to be announced soon.