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Upcoming BASF Webinar: Pixels, Chatbots, and Session Replay – A Guide to Data Tracking Claims Under CIPA and Beyond

On September 17, 2024, Jamison Narbaitz will moderate a webinar for the Bar Association of San Francisco (BASF) entitled, "Pixels, Chatbots, and Session Replay – A Guide to Data Tracking Claims Under CIPA and Beyond." Panelists Katherine Heaton from Beazley and Deborah Hirschorn from Lockton Companies will share insights into the evolving landscape of data tracking claims. The BASF event is eligible for CLE credits and runs from 12:00 PM ­– 1:15 PM (PDT).

Webinar Overview

Since 2022, a significant number of data tracking claims involving pixels, cookies, chatbots, embedded videos, and session replay software have arisen in California and other states. This program reviews the advent of these claims; the technology involved; the theories of liability including the California Information Privacy Act (CIPA) and other state and federal statutes; and important litigation and settlement developments.

Key Topics

  • The rise of data tracking claims
  • Different types of data tracking technologies and their legal implications
  • Understanding the California Information Privacy Act (CIPA)
  • Other state and federal theories of liability
  • Notable litigation and settlement developments

For more information and to register, visit the Bar Association of San Francisco's website.

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