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2025 Technology Law eConference
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UT Law CLE’s 38th Annual Technology Law Conference brings together a nationally-recognized faculty of technology and licensing practitioners; in-house counsel from leading tech companies; and experts in open source, data privacy/security, and emerging technology for the latest issues affecting the industry.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 14.25 | 3.00 ethics
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- OK, TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 6/30/2026
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1.
Licensing Update (Jul 2025)
Edward A. Cavazos, Gavino Morin
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Session 1 —62 mins 1.00
Licensing Update (Jul 2025)
A review of the evolving state field of licensing law, with a focus on emerging issues raised by new technologies, new judicial precedent and statutory developments that are important for practitioners who draft and negotiate license agreements.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Edward A. Cavazos,
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP - Austin, TX
Gavino Morin,
Bluepoint Games - Austin, TX
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Preparing for an M&A Exit or Financing Transaction (Jul 2025)
Courtney Hicks Dickey, Andy Smetana, Katie Smits, J. Robert Suffoletta
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Session 2 —61 mins 1.00 | 0.25 ethics
Preparing for an M&A Exit or Financing Transaction (Jul 2025)
A discussion with in-house lawyers regarding best practices for preparing for an M&A sale transaction including lessons learned in past transactions and recommend steps to take to make the M&A process run more smoothly. The presentation includes discussion of the intersection of M&A with privacy, cybersecurity, AI, employment, IP and other core legal issues, as well as a market update on recent trends. The panelists also discuss the applicable practices to large financing transactions.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Courtney Hicks Dickey,
ZenBusiness - Austin, TX
Andy Smetana,
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP - Austin, TX
Katie Smits,
Everly Health - New York, NY
J. Robert Suffoletta,
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, P.C. - Austin, TX
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In-House Perspectives on Product Innovation, Data Governance and Privacy (Jul 2025)
Kate Ivers, Neha Parekh, Michelle Parker, Jennifer Zador
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Session 3 —60 mins 1.00 | 0.25 ethics
In-House Perspectives on Product Innovation, Data Governance and Privacy (Jul 2025)
This panel of senior privacy and compliance counsel at leading technology companies shares recent experiences and issues encountered at the cutting edge of new business models and rapidly changing legal and compliance landscapes.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Kate Ivers,
Kastner Gravelle LLP - Austin, TX
Neha Parekh,
Procore Technologies - Austin, TX
Michelle Parker,
Uber - San Francisco, CA
Jennifer Zador,
PlanSource - Cary, NC
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Loper Bright and the Future of the Administrative State without Chevron (Jul 2025)
Adam H. Charnes, Ashleigh Myers
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Session 4 —39 mins 0.75
Loper Bright and the Future of the Administrative State without Chevron (Jul 2025)
The Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. decision has been a cornerstone of administrative law since 1984, establishing the principle of judicial deference to administrative agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes. Explore the far-reaching implications of the Chevron ruling on regulatory practices and judicial review, particularly in the context of the new administration.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Adam H. Charnes,
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP - Dallas, TX
Ashleigh Myers,
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP - Austin, TX
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Now There Are 19: Navigating U.S. State Privacy Laws (Jul 2025)
Gavin D. George
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Session 5 —45 mins 0.75
Now There Are 19: Navigating U.S. State Privacy Laws (Jul 2025)
Maintaining an effective privacy program while balancing compliance with nineteen different comprehensive state privacy laws is an ongoing challenge for privacy attorneys. Analyze and distill the key differences in the scope, exemptions, data subject rights, business obligations, and enforcement trends under those laws, while highlighting the idiosyncrasies, gaps, and hidden traps within the complex patchwork of U.S. consumer privacy regulations.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Gavin D. George,
Haynes Boone - Dallas, TX
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Launching and Scaling Your Health Tech Company: Navigating the Regulatory Landscape (Jul 2025)
Alex Cohen, Shawn Lichaa
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Session 6 —43 mins 0.75
Launching and Scaling Your Health Tech Company: Navigating the Regulatory Landscape (Jul 2025)
The presenters build a hypothetical health tech company and discuss the myriad of regulations that apply to the most important inflection points in the growth and development of digital health companies. Discussion points include the corporate practice of medicine, telehealth, privacy and the use of AI in healthcare.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Alex Cohen,
Hello Patient - Austin, TX
Shawn Lichaa,
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, P.C. - San Francisco, CA
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Special Topics in Privacy and Online Safety Laws (Jul 2025)
Amelia Vance
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Session 7 —47 mins 0.75
Special Topics in Privacy and Online Safety Laws (Jul 2025)
An overview of the growing number of state child privacy laws and their court challenges, key highlights of current federal child and teen privacy and online safety proposals, and a timely look into the impact of the new administration on the privacy landscape broadly.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Amelia Vance,
Public Interest Privacy Center - Alexandria, VA
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Risk Allocation in Technology Transactions (Jul 2025)
Lavonne Burke, Joel Teklu
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Session 8 —45 mins 0.75 | 0.25 ethics
Risk Allocation in Technology Transactions (Jul 2025)
In the rapidly evolving business landscape, understanding and negotiating technology transactional terms is crucial for legal professionals and business leaders. Explore risk-related issues in technology transactions, including cyber security and data protection, data transfers and data sharing, and the changing regulatory landscape in these areas.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Lavonne Burke,
Dell Technologies - Houston, TX
Joel Teklu,
Amini & Conant - Austin, TX
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Trade Secret Misappropriation – The Case for Damages (Jul 2025)
Jason Boulette
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Session 9 —57 mins 1.00
Trade Secret Misappropriation – The Case for Damages (Jul 2025)
Whether in addition to or in lieu of injunctive relief, theft of trade secret cases offer a variety of theories for potentially significant monetary recovery. Gain insight to these theories, how they shape a case from pleading to discovery to final proof, the distinctions between loss recovery and disgorgement of ill-gotten gains, and considerations associated with proof of causation. For theft of trade secret cases involving a covenant not to compete, the impact of Section 15. 51(c) and how to navigate it is also addressed.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Jason Boulette,
Boulette Golden & Marin L.L.P. - Austin, TX
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Open Source Update (Jul 2025)
Heather J. Meeker, Patrick Nack-Lehman
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Session 10 —59 mins 1.00
Open Source Update (Jul 2025)
This year's update discusses the ongoing Vizio case, which could rewrite the law of open source licensing, developments in "open source AI," and the challenge of succession planning in open source projects.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Heather J. Meeker,
Tech Law Partners and OSS Capital - Scotts Valley, CA
Patrick Nack-Lehman,
Adobe - Santa Clara, CA
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong (from a Cybersecurity Perspective)? (Jul 2025)
Serge Jorgensen, Haylie D. Treas
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Session 11 —46 mins 0.75
What Could Possibly Go Wrong (from a Cybersecurity Perspective)? (Jul 2025)
This session focuses on threat actor tactics and concerns with business email compromises, Zero Day attacks, and the Scattered Spider ring, as well as recent issues such as the CrowdStrike debacle. In addition the speakers discuss practical tips, experience and related compliance considerations.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Serge Jorgensen,
Crowe - Sarasota, FL
Haylie D. Treas,
Holland & Knight LLP - Houston, TX
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Texas Rules and Policy Update (Jul 2025)
Elizabeth Rogers, John "JC" Hernandez
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Session 12 —33 mins 0.50
Texas Rules and Policy Update (Jul 2025)
A member of the enforcement team of the Texas Office of Attorney General provides an update about the enforcement activities and litigation arising from violations of the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act as well as other Texas data privacy laws.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Elizabeth Rogers,
Winstead PC - Austin, TX
John "JC" Hernandez,
Attorney General's Office of Texas - San Antonio, TX
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Data Centers and the Impact of Technological Autonomy (Jul 2025)
Ashlie Alaman, Lindsey Bruner, Rochelle Rabeler, Will Russ
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Session 13 —41 mins 0.75 | 0.50 ethics
Data Centers and the Impact of Technological Autonomy (Jul 2025)
The ravenous appetite for and rapid expansion of high-performance computing and artificial intelligence are driving the demand for more data centers, while the availability (and scarcity) of resources required to operate are creating challenges and concerns. Hear a primer on data centers and their impacts, and includes a discussion on how these impacts might be mitigated.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Ashlie Alaman,
CleanArc Data Centers - Arlington, TX
Lindsey Bruner,
CleanArc Data Centers - Dallas, TX
Rochelle Rabeler,
Holland & Hart - Denver, CO
Will Russ,
Barnes & Thornburg LLP - Dallas, TX
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Artificial Intelligence Tools and Thoughtful Implementation and Use (Jul 2025)
Mark G. McCreary
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Session 14 —59 mins 1.00 | 1.00 ethics
Artificial Intelligence Tools and Thoughtful Implementation and Use (Jul 2025)
We all see multiple stories about the rapid growth and entry into our daily lives of artificial tools. It is difficult to overstate how much things will change with the rise of these new technologies, or how important it is that companies embrace the opportunity to execute it correctly. Having conversations regarding the proper embrace of these technologies and these tools is a crucial first step, including drafting policies to assist companies with their beneficial and thoughtful adoption and use of these technologies, which are unique to each company and industry. This presentation will define the state of artificial intelligence tools, what benefits and risks exist, and finally steps to begin embracing these technologies with appropriate guardrails, policies, and training. It is less likely that artificial intelligence destroys industries, and much more likely that companies that embrace artificial intelligence will take overtake those companies that do not embrace artificial intelligence.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Mark G. McCreary,
Fox Rothschild LLP - Philadelphia, PA
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Terms of Use and Other Online Consumer Contracts (Jul 2025)
Eric Goldman
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Session 15 —30 mins 0.50
Terms of Use and Other Online Consumer Contracts (Jul 2025)
A review of the increasingly stringent requirements to properly form consumer contracts online, as well as the complex challenges of amending those contracts.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Professor Eric Goldman,
Santa Clara University School of Law - Santa Clara, CA
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Technology Vendor Management: Avoiding Pitfalls and Mitigating Risk (Jul 2025)
Laura Ferguson, Kate Grimaldo
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Session 16 —61 mins 1.00
Technology Vendor Management: Avoiding Pitfalls and Mitigating Risk (Jul 2025)
Effective vendor management extends far beyond procurement and contract execution, it requires continuous assessment and monitoring to mitigate legal, regulatory, and cybersecurity risks. But what does that look like, and what common challenges should technology lawyers anticipate? Hear practical insights through real-world examples. Gain a deeper understanding of: identify and how to evaluate vendor risk, conducting vendor assessments against compliance standards, risk-mitigating contractual clauses, incident response preparedness, and risk calibrated continuous monitoring and review.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Laura Ferguson,
Troutman Pepper Locke - Houston, TX
Kate Grimaldo,
Indeed - Austin, TX
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Artificial Intelligence For Our Clients (Jul 2025)
Derek Lam, Derek Ventling
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Session 17 —59 mins 1.00 | 0.75 ethics
Artificial Intelligence For Our Clients (Jul 2025)
AI brings tremendous possibilities but also heightened responsibilities around ethics, privacy, and compliance. This session provides guidance on realizing the potential of generative AI while upholding important principles of responsible AI use. Discussion focuses on developing responsible oversight, setting clear boundaries, instilling core values into use of AI systems, and recommended practices for evaluating potential use cases, reviewing for bias and monitoring deployed models, and maturing AI governance to maintain high standards amidst rapid technological change.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Derek Lam,
Dell Technologies - Philadelphia, PA
Derek Ventling,
Kirkland & Ellis LLP - Austin, TX