Alan Wernick Presenting "Technology and the Law – Emerging Technology Trends and Potential Personal Liability," a Webinar for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
09.17.19
Aronberg Goldgehn attorney Alan Wernick will be presenting “Technology and the Law – Emerging Technology Trends and Potential Personal Liability,” as a webinar for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies.
The webinar will air at 1 p.m. Central Time on Oct. 15, 2019. It will also be available on-demand to view within 24 hours of the live airing. All registered attendees have access to the on-demand recordings for up to one year.
Topic Overview
The proliferation of technology, the use of social media, and the interconnectivity of technology create new exposures for the average homeowner. What are the potential liabilities and legal risks for homeowners as these technology trends continue to emerge and develop? How will these trends shape customers’ expectations for personal insurance and their insurance relationship? This session will provide insights regarding the important questions surrounding emerging technology trends and personal liability.
Who Should Attend?
- Underwriters/Senior Underwriters
- Underwriting Managers
- Underwriting Directors
- Loss Control Professionals
Registration Information
The registration fee for the “Technology and the Law – Emerging Technology Trends and Potential Personal Liability” webinar is:
- NAMIC Member - $65
- Non-Member - $85
CLICK HERE to register.
Alan is an experienced business transactions attorney, advocate and arbitrator/mediator handling legal matters for businesses in the areas of information technology, privacy/cybersecurity, and intellectual property (copyright, trademark, trade secrets, licensing).
Alan is a trusted leader and advisor, having worked in large law firms, as in-house counsel and as counsel to and advocate for middle market, Fortune 500, Fortune 100 and startup clients. He is recognized by peers and clients for his extensive track record advising organizations acquiring, using and selling/licensing technologies and related services, including the drafting and negotiation of a variety of technology and commercial agreements; data privacy/cybersecurity compliance and remediation, including responding to data breaches; IP protection; mergers and acquisitions due diligence; compliance processes, procedures and policies; and dispute resolution, including breach of contract claims and IP infringement claims.
Alan also handles litigation matters and represents businesses that have suffered a data breach. He is an advocate in the federal, state and appellate courts for client disputes concerning information technology and intellectual property, and also an advocate in dispute resolution through arbitration and mediation.
