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Gary Dunn & Assoc. in Public
By participating in conferences, addressing special
interest groups and teaching, Gary Dunn contributes to the understanding of the
legal, business and social issues that surround the Internet and information
technology. Here are some events, both upcoming and historical, where Gary
is a participant.
Gary and Brent Holliday speak to Rocket Builders about the practical aspects of escrow agreements, and how they relate to software licensing.
At the Pacific Legal Technology Conference held in Vancouver, B.C. on October 18, 2002 Gary Dunn participated on a panel discussing lawyers' use of technology in the 21st Century.
Gary moderates a panel addressing the legal and medical issues of Telemedince for the 19th annual Pacific Computer & Internet Law Conference, Seattle, Washington.
Gary Dunn re-appointed to the planning committee of the Pacific Computer & Internet Law Institute, the premier West Coast continuing legal education body whose mandate is restricted to information technology.
Gary speaks at the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia course entitled "Advising Businesses in the New Economy". His paper addressed contracting issues for businesses on the Net. For a copy of his paper go to the papers section of our web site.
Gary speaks to NRC-CNRC Entrepreneurship Program on Intellectual Property protection.
Gary sits as a member of the 19th Annual Pacific Rim Computer Law Conference Planning Committee. The conference is the premier software and Internet conference for lawyers on the west coast.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interviews Gary Dunn about Internet Law issues.
Gary speaks to the Pacific Computer Law Conference on new developments in Canadian Internet Law during the past year.
Gary Dunn speaks to the Computer Law Subsection of the Canadian Bar Association, Vancouver, B.C. on a variety of current Internet Law issues, including the Federal Government's new privacy legislation, Internet taxation, cybersquatting, and e-commerce and consumer protection.
Gary Dunn authors an article entitled "Websites and the Application of Local Laws" for BarTalk, a publication of the Canadian Bar Association, B.C. Branch.
Gary sits as a member of the 18th Annual Pacific Rim Computer Law Conference Planning Committee. The conference is the premier software and Internet conference for lawyers on the west coast.
Gary chairs conference for the Pacific Business & Law Institute entitled E-Commerce.
Gary presents seminar on Introductory Internet Law at the University of British Columbia.
Gary Co-chairs the 16th Annual Pacific Rim Computer Law Conference in Vancouver, B.C. The conference is the premier software and Internet conference for lawyers on the westcoast. Gary also moderated a panel entitled "The Web and E-Commerce".
Gary speaks to the Securities Law Subsection of the Canadian Bar Association on the effect of the Internet on securities regulation - Cyberspace vs. Securities Regulation.
Gary presents seminar on Introductory Internet Law at the University of British Columbia.
Gary speaks to the Canadian Bar Association Business Law Subsection. The topic of his presentation is "Cyberspace - An Update".
Gary to present seminar on Introductory Internet Law at University of British Columbia.
Gary addresses The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia conference on Y2K. His paper is entitled "Remediation Contracts with Your Y2K Supplier.
Gary addresses The Fraser Institute conference on June 24, 1998 entitled Electronic Commerce - Free Markets in Cyberspace. The conference will be held in Vancouver, B.C. and is co-hosted by Business in Vancouver.
Gary to speak to the Pacific Computer Law Institute in Seattle, Washington on new developments in Canadian intellectual property law relating to computers and the Internet. Gary is also the Co-Chair of the Institute for 1998.
Gary chairs a course for the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia entitled "Introductory Internet Law". He also speaks on conflicts between trade-marks and domain names, and contracting for the Internet.
Gary makes a submission to the committee of the Legislature of British Columbia regarding proposed amendments to the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act.
Gary addresses The Independent Computer Consultants Association of BC. His topic "Creating Productive Internet Development Contracts" was part of a larger series entitled "Internet Marketing for Consultants & Clients".
Gary interviewed by V TV for their series on privacy and the Internet.
Gary to be interviewed by CBC Radio, Early Edition about privacy issues and Internet commerce. For more information, read a summary of the interview and see Gary's Privacy on the Internet FAQ.
Gary teaches about "Start-Up Corporate Structures" for an intellectual property course sponsored jointly by the University of British Columbia and the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.
Gary addresses legal issues in Internet Marketing course at the University of British Columbia.
Gary teaches "The Legal and Ethical Environment of the Internet" on October 1 and 8 at UBC for the UBC Certificate in Internet Publishing.
Gary addresses the College and University Printing Management Association of Canada (CUPMAC) annual conference about the issue of copyright on the Internet, June 23, 1997.
Gary joins a panel tackling Internet Commerce at COMDEX Pacific '97.
Gary participates in teaching "Successful Financing, Sales & Marketing Management of Intellectual Property" at UBC May 5-8, 1997.
Gary is speaking to the Corporate Counsel subsection of the Canadian Bar Association in May about legal issues relating to the Internet. Send email to Gary for more information.
Gary speaks to the 1996-97 Multimedia Series Seminar on the legal perspective of "What you need to know if you are considering taking your company public," sponsored by BC Advanced Systems Institute.
Gary will speak on Internet commerce at the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS) 1997 Pacific Information Technology Forum on February 13, 1997.
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