Program Details
2026-10-07 14:30:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2026-10-07 14:30:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm ESTThis session maps the regulatory terrain. Attorneys will learn what the FTC’s amended COPPA Rule changed; how state privacy laws layer teen-consent tiers, sensitive-data treatment, and profiling and targeted advertising limits onto the federal baseline for the 13 to 17 band COPPA does not reach; and a status report on the state age-appropriate design codes, including which provisions are currently enjoined, which are enforceable.
Max L. Landaw
Joyce Kim 3:40 pm - 4:40 pm ESTThis session turns the map into a playbook: determining whether a service is “directed to children” and when actual knowledge attaches, including the mixed-audience problem; implementing age assurance without over-collecting the very data the regimes protect; managing advertising, engagement-design, and dark-pattern exposure for minor users; and assembling the documentation file that holds up under FTC and state AG scrutiny. The session closes with Q&A and practical takeaways.
Max L. LandawJoyce KimMax L. Landaw, Senior Counsel at InfoLawGroup, has over a decade of legal experience focused on counseling businesses of all kinds, with a particular focus on technology companies and businesses operating in closely regulated markets. Max keeps abreast of technological developments that carry legal consequences and counsels clients on vendor transactions, privacy compliance, intellectual property protection, and marketing initiatives.
Joyce Kim is a skilled privacy professional with a focus on resolving complex privacy matters, covering topics such as, uses of consumer data, cookies and tracking technologies, data subject access requests, and data transfers. A significant part of her practice involves the heightened rules that apply to children’s and student data, including COPPA compliance for child-directed and mixed-audience services and privacy counseling for ed-tech providers and the schools they serve. She has a particular mastery for drafting internal and consumer-facing policies, helping clients shape their business practices to safeguard privacy and stay compliant. Joyce is passionate about tracking evolving privacy legislation to keep clients well-informed of developments that may impact their operations.
Max L. Landaw, Senior Counsel at InfoLawGroup, has over a decade of legal experience focused on counseling businesses of all kinds, with a particular focus on technology companies and businesses operating in closely regulated markets. Max keeps abreast of technological developments that carry legal consequences and counsels clients on vendor transactions, privacy compliance, intellectual property protection, and marketing initiatives.
Joyce Kim is a skilled privacy professional with a focus on resolving complex privacy matters, covering topics such as, uses of consumer data, cookies and tracking technologies, data subject access requests, and data transfers. A significant part of her practice involves the heightened rules that apply to children’s and student data, including COPPA compliance for child-directed and mixed-audience services and privacy counseling for ed-tech providers and the schools they serve. She has a particular mastery for drafting internal and consumer-facing policies, helping clients shape their business practices to safeguard privacy and stay compliant. Joyce is passionate about tracking evolving privacy legislation to keep clients well-informed of developments that may impact their operations.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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