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eSupplement to the 24th Annual Land Use Conference
Contains material from Jun 2019 to Jan 2020
eSupplement to the 24th Annual Land Use Conference
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The Mediation presentation was excellent. The Smart Cities presentation was very good.
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W. Robbins Brice does a nice job of weaving the Texas CPR Code into his presentation.
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Session 1: Smart Cities: Privacy in the Public Sector - Cities are increasingly adopting emerging technology and implementing “Smart Cities” initiatives to improve services. These initiatives promise to increase the efficiency of city operations through sensors, cameras, and other internet-connected devices, but these initiatives carry many risks. Hear a discussion of the applicable legal and regulatory issues associated with these initiatives, especially with regard to privacy and cybersecurity.
Session 2: Mediation and Ethics - What the parties, their counsel, and mediators can and should expect from themselves and from each other.
Session 2: Mediation and Ethics - What the parties, their counsel, and mediators can and should expect from themselves and from each other.
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Smart Cities: Privacy in the Public Sector (Jun 2019)
Bart W. Huffman, Rhonda Collins, Elaine Nicholson
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Session 1
—51 mins
Smart Cities: Privacy in the Public Sector (Jun 2019)
Cities are increasingly adopting emerging technology and implementing “Smart Cities” initiatives to improve services. These initiatives promise to increase the efficiency of city operations through sensors, cameras, and other internet-connected devices, but these initiatives carry many risks. Hear a discussion of the applicable legal and regulatory issues associated with these initiatives, especially with regard to privacy and cybersecurity.
Originally presented: May 2019 Technology Law Conference
Bart W. Huffman,
Reed Smith LLP - Houston, TX
Rhonda Collins,
City of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA
Elaine Nicholson,
City of Austin - Austin, TX
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Mediation and Ethics (Jan 2020)
W. Robins Brice
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Mediation and Ethics (Jan 2020)
What the parties, their counsel, and mediators can and should expect from themselves and from each other.
Originally presented: Nov 2019 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
W. Robins Brice,
Brice Mediation - Houston, TX