2006 Technology Law Conference
April 2006
2006 Technology Law Conference
Software licensing agreements, open source software, on-line privacy and security, web site intellectual property issues… is your practice becoming more and more impacted by the legal issues arising from the rapid advance of technology? Would you like a primer on the hottest topics in technology-related law today? If so, register today for “Introduction to Technology Law,” and let our experts give you the practical information you need to help your clients navigate the ever-changing sea of technology law!
Program Highlights Include:
*Software Licenses and Other Information Technology Contracts
*Open Source Software Licenses
*Cyber Security⁄Privacy
*Electronic Discovery in Criminal Cases: The Expert Witness' Viewpoint
*Federal Technology Transfer - A Look at Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA's) and Federal Patent Licenses
*Electronic Transactions Technology
*Legal Issues for E-commerce Website
Faculty:
Program Chair
Brock R.Wood
Legal Services Manager
Business Network
Consulting Ltd.
Denver, CO
Leslie G. Berkowitz
The Berkowitz Firm PC
Denver, CO
Matt Curtin
Interhack Corporation
Columbus, OH
Phil Gehlich
Colorado Secretary of
State's Offic
Barbara Groth
Colorado Secretary of State's Office
Denver, CO
Robin D. Roberts
Riggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbinson & Lewis PC
Denver, CO
Deborah Shinbein
Faegre & Benson LLP
Denver, CO
Bennett Sigmond
Jones & Keller PC
Denver, CO
Wayne L. Wiemerslage
Law Office of Wayne L. Wiemerslage
Fort Collins, CO
Video Replay - May 24, 2006
Denver - CBA-CLE Classroom, 1900 Grant Street, Ste. 300
Colorado Springs - 421 South Tejon Street, Ste 100
Grand Junction - 1250 E. Sherwood Drive
Registration Fees
| $249.00 | |
| CBA | $209.00 |
| TECH | $199.00 |
| $0.00 | |
- General Credits: 7.00
- Ethics Credits:
- EDI Credits:
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