Deadline
to Register: Thursday, September 18, 2014
Many disparate devices
can currently interact, and that intelligent interconnectivity will expand to
many more previously “dumb” devices. For example, Internet-enabled thermostats
and smoke detectors can currently work together to regulate whole-house
temperature and to Tweet users which room may be on fire. Cloud-based services like If This Then
That (IFTTT) can work with intelligent devices to greet homeowners by
automatically unlocking doors. Many
of these devices have the potential to be hacked or to malfunction, so they will
need periodic software updates to address new defects and security
concerns. Notably, some devices
with undisclosed connectivity are feeding data to third parties, like a car
manufacturer, an insurance company, or the government. A litigator and a professor will discuss
the potential legal implications of the ever-expanding Internet of
Things.
Lunch will begin at
Noon, followed by the CLE program from 12:15 p.m. - 1:15
p.m.
Special meal requests
need to be received no later than Thursday, September 18.
Presenters:
Christina
L. Kunz,
Professor Emerita at William Mitchell College of Law, focusing on contracts,
commercial law, and technology law.
Damien
A. Riehl,
attorney at Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P., focusing on business
litigation, intellectual-property litigation, and technology
law.
CLE
Credits:
1.0
Standard CLE credit applied for | Event Code: 194902
Remote
Attendance:
Remote
attendance is available. Please
indicate that you will attend remotely when registering. Instructions will be sent via e-mail on
Monday, September 22.
Cost:
Business
Law Section Member: $15
MSBA
Member but not a member of the Business Law Section: $20.00
Non-MSBA Members: $25.00
Law Students:
Free
Join
the Business Law Section: $25.00 MSBA members who are not members of the
Business Law Section can join the section & attend this CLE for FREE. Pay the 12-month dues and your section
membership will be valid thru June 30, 2015. Click
here to
add the Business Law Section to your membership and then contact Sue Bores to
register for this meeting at no charge.
Credit
card payments should be made online:
http://msba.mnbar.org/Meetings/Meeting?ID=472
To
pay by check, use the registration form located here.
Need
to cancel? Please see our cancellation policy.
Questions? Contact:
Sue Bores l sbores@mnbar.org l
612-278-6325