Privacy Lawsuits and How to Avoid Them: Practical Guidance for In-House Counsel
Wednesday, July 16th • 3:00 PM – 5:45 PM ET
Privacy litigation is surging across the United States—fueled by evolving state laws, aggressive plaintiffs’ firms, and widespread use of tracking technologies. From session replay tools and cookie consent issues to revived claims under decades-old statutes like the Video Privacy Protection Act, legal teams are facing an unprecedented wave of class action risk. For in-house counsel, the challenge isn’t just compliance—it’s proactively identifying litigation landmines before they explode.
Join us on Wednesday, July 16 at 3:00 PM ET as Alex Proctor, Chief Trust & Privacy Officer at Captain Compliance, unpacks today’s most pressing privacy litigation threats and outlines how corporate legal teams can reduce exposure. Through real-world case studies and practical frameworks, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of where plaintiffs are striking and how to stay out of their crosshairs.
Key Takeaways:
Why privacy litigation is booming—and which legal theories are driving the trend
The most common privacy lawsuit triggers (and how to audit for them)
Key compliance gaps around consent, arbitration clauses, and vendor management
Strategies to avoid becoming a target while balancing legal, marketing, and business needs
Insights into upcoming regulatory changes and how to future-proof your privacy program
Who Should Attend:
This session is ideal for in-house counsel responsible for privacy, compliance, risk mitigation, or litigation strategy. It’s especially valuable for legal teams at consumer-facing companies, SaaS providers, or any organization leveraging analytics, advertising, or behavioral tracking technologies.
