Santa Clara Law’s High Technology Law Journal  is proud to host our annual symposium again this year on March 25th, 2022. This day-long symposium will feature well-known lawyers, experts, and scholars discussing some of the more pertinent issues affecting the high-tech space.

A continental breakfast will be served in the earlier portion of the day and lunch served in the afternoon for those who attend in person, with a follow-up networking mixer post-symposium.

Additionally, we will be auctioning off our very own NFTs! We’ll be auctioning off NFTs of the posters of our various panels. This is an event you surely don’t want to miss.

Topics covered:

The authors and presenters will address several contemporary and challenging issues facing lawyers, judges, inventors, athletes, criminal defendants, and policymakers. These topics include:

• Content moderation and implementation during practice;
• Providing criminal defendants access to their forensic evidence stored through source code;
• NFTs implications on intellectual property rights; and
• Who owns an athlete’s data once it is collected through advanced wearable technologies.

Wilson Sonsini partner Tait Graves will be a panelist on "The Secret Code: Balancing Defendants’ Rights with Proprietary Interests in Forensic Analysis" from 1:30-3:00 p.m.