Contact Tracing and other Data Use in Response to COVID: What Does the Law Allow?

It’s possible that the US economy will be in a half-open, half-closed state for up to a year. Many entities, ranging from internet and technology giants to employers to businesses eager to reopen to the public, will be considering how and whether to collect and use data about individuals to understand the spread of COVID-19, increase safety, and otherwise respond to the pandemic. This webinar will discuss measures being considered around the world. Experts in privacy law will discuss the key legal rules that any entity needs to consider in collecting and using health, location or other data about individuals.

Speakers:

Jim Dempsey, Executive Director, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (Moderator)
Kate Black, Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig
Emily Jones, Partner, Osborne Clarke
David Lieber, Senior Privacy Policy Counsel, Google
Jon Neiditz, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP