Chris Burris,
King & Spalding, LLP
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Explore the legal issues involved in private sector companies providing information to the government.
Discover how information that is released to the government and other third parties is regulated, and learn how company, customer, and consumer data is protected.
This course is a must for employees and employers in the private sector who report information to the government. This course also is beneficial for those who work in the government and court system to understand the legalities in receiving private data.
Learners will identify and recognize information provided to the government by private companies, third party regulations and consumer data.
Here are the topics we’ll cover:
∙ Course Introduction and Basic 4th Amendment Jurisprudence
∙ Regulating the Provision of Private Sector Information to the Government–Part 1
∙ Regulating the Provision of Private Sector Information to the Government–Part 2
∙ Protecting Company/Customer/Consumer Data in the Face of Government Requests
∙ Scope/Breadth and Other Limitations on Government Data Requests
∙ Transnational Government Information Requests to Private Sector Companies
The Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program provides quality legal education courses to members of The Florida Bar. This course has been approved for 4.5 CLE Credits by The Florida Bar’s Continuing Legal Education program.
This course is not meant to be construed as legal advice. The information learned may serve as a basis to guide you in the correct direction. However, Stoops Colab cannot be responsible for counsel within the context of this course.
You can expect to spend 6-10 hours per week reviewing course content, engaging in interactive videos, and discussion board conversations. You will also have one live check-in with the instructor during the course.
No, there is not! Downloadable forms, transcripts, and other useful resources will be made available to all learners.
This is a pass/fail course. You must score 75% to complete the course.
This innovative learning format allows hardworking professionals to conveniently meet, collaborate, and network with other business professionals.
Discussion boards allow for engaging conversations as well as the check-ins with the instructor.
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This is the second of four courses required in the Certification in Employment and Human Resources Law though there are no prerequisites to taking this course.
