Ian C. Ballon, co-chair of the Global Intellectual Property (IP) & Technology Practice of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP, will present at the Utah State Bar IP Summit February 24.
His presentation, titled “Internet Year in Review,” will discuss how recent U.S. Supreme Court’s decisions will impact the tech world and innovation in 2023, as well as artificial intelligence (AI) art, NFT reuse, and other fair use and First Amendment issues; law and liability issues surrounding machine learning test sets; the California Consumer Privacy Act and the California Privacy Protection Agency; and chatbots and other state and federal data privacy and cybersecurity breach class action suits. He will also discuss the latest case law, trends, and litigation, and transactional strategies involving Terms of Use, mass arbitration, privacy, IP law, and more.
Ballon is an IP and internet litigator who represents clients in copyright, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, trademark, trade secret, right of publicity, privacy, security, software, database, and Internet- and mobile-related disputes, and in the defense of data privacy, cybersecurity breach, adtech and behavioral advertising, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and other Internet-related class action suits. In addition to his practice, Ian authors the five-volume legal treatise, E-Commerce and Internet Law: Treatise With Forms 2d Edition (West 2008 & 2022 Cum. Supp., www.ianballon.net) and the earlier first edition, which has been cited in state and federal court opinions.
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