When: 08/03/2023
Code:
Prices:
Non-member: £216.00
Professional member: £108.00
Introducing the All-New SCL Tech Law Essentials Programme (T2): Serious Content for Serious Times All modules available in-person, online and recorded. Discounts available for block bookings.
Date: Wednesday 8 March 2023
Time: 4.30 pm - 6.30 pm (Registration from 4.00 pm)
Venue: Hausfeld, 12 Gough Square, London EC4A 3DW. Map
Attending this event: This module will take place in-person, online and will be recorded (Please note: in-person places are limited and will be allocated in order of receipt of booking. To assist with catering - please email T2@scl.org to confirm that you will attend this module in person).
Hosted and sponsored by Hausfeld LLP
@computersandlaw @HausfeldGlobal
Speakers:
Luke Streatfeild, Partner, Hausfeld LLP
Kio Gwilliam, Senior Associate, Hausfeld LLP
Racheal Muldoon, Barrister, Maitland Chambers.
Big Tech dominates our headlines, and increasingly dominates the business landscape. The market power of the tech giants is felt in many sectors – finance, healthcare, leisure, and beyond – and is a fitting subject for this year’s SCL T2 zeitgeist session.
In this seminar we will cover two hot topics. We will start with a practical introduction to the law of abuse of dominance – which places special responsibilities on companies with market power – and look at how competition law can be used to maintain a level playing field in fast moving markets.
This session will then cover:
About the speakers:
Luke Streatfeild, Partner, Hausfeld LLP
Luke is a litigator specialising in business to business competition claims, and more recently in collective proceedings for abuse of dominance, with a focus on tech. Luke is Chair of the SCL Competition and Technology Group.
Kio Gwilliam, Senior Associate, Hausfeld LLP
Kio is a litigator specialising in tech claims, in particular abuse of dominance claims on behalf of businesses and consumers.
Racheal Muldoon, Barrister, Maitland Chambers
Rachael's practice is on the leading edge in the digital assets, crypto and NFT space and has a unique insight in to what will become more mainstream for lawyers in these areas. Racheal is instructed by some of the leading companies and in some of the leading cases including the current FTX case.
SCL Tech Law Essentials: The Next Generation – Serious Content for Serious Times
Find out more about SCL T2, including forthcoming modules and the discounts available for block bookings here
Administration notes:
This training session is the first Module brought to you from the all-new SCL Tech Law Essentials Programme (T2). All modules will be available to attend in person and online and will be recorded for those unable to attend the live sessions.
T2: Pricing and Packages
Per Module:
SCL Members: Just £90 plus VAT (£108)
Non-SCL Members: £180 plus VAT (£216)
The cost of annual membership of SCL is just £155 and entitles those taking this programme to attend at the member rate.
Find out more about SCL T2, including forthcoming modules and the discounts available for block bookings here
Purchase 3 modules at the same time and get one free!
Members: Just £270 plus VAT (£324)
Non-Members: £540 plus VAT (£648)
Purchase 14 modules at the same time and pay for just 10!
Members: Just £900 plus VAT £1,080
Non-Members: £1,800 plus VAT £2,160
Discounts for block bookings:
To make a block booking please email T2@scl.org
Learning and Development organisation level course roll out available for organisations at negotiable rates. Please email the SCL Team at T2@scl.org to discuss this in more detail.
Bookings:
Bookings for Module 1 on Wednesday 8 March 2023 can be made online or you can email T2@scl.org to make your booking and request an invoice. If you would like to take advantage of the block booking discounts available for purchasing more that one module - please email T2@scl.org to make your booking.
Attending this event: This module will take place in-person, online and will be recorded (Please note: in-person places are limited and will be allocated in order of receipt of booking. To assist with catering - please email T2@scl.org to confirm that you will attend this module in person).
Concessionary places are available on request. To apply for a concessionary place please email T2@scl.org
VAT invoices will be issued to all delegates.
Fees can be paid by Mastercard, Visa or bank transfer. All invoices for attendance at these sessions must be paid within 30 days of the invoice date or prior to the date of this event whichever is the earlier.
Cancellations will not be accepted (and refunds made) unless received and acknowledged by SCL HQ at least five working days before the date of the relevant event.
Where an in-person event is also recorded, and that recording is made available to delegates, cancellations will not be accepted. All SCL webinars are recorded and therefore cancellations are not accepted.
Substitute delegates
If you are unable to attend, a substitute may attend in your place provided that you notify the SCL office in advance (T2@scl.org or 07948 517049) and pay the appropriate registration fee.
It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of SCL to change the venue, content or timing of an event or to substitute speakers. The safety and wellbeing of our delegates is paramount and therefore in-person events may be converted to online events due to government restrictions or travel disruption.
SCL Code of conduct for SCL events
SCL is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate at the event or on Twitter and other online media. Participants violating these rules may be asked to leave the event at the discretion of the organisers.
SCL Tech Law Essentials: The Next Generation – Serious Content for Serious Times
Membership of SCL
Non-members wishing to join the Society are entitled to membership of the Society valid for 12 months from the date of payment including full access to the content of the SCL web site www.scl.org, the SCL magazine "Computers & Law" plus reduced fees for training events where a fee is applicable. The cost of an annual SCL membership is £155.00. If you have any queries about SCL membership please contact the SCL office on Tel: 07948 517049 or Email: hello@scl.org
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