CIPLA is pleased to welcome Nixon Peabody partners Jason Kravitz and Jenny Holmes for an engaging discussion of key privacy law developments, followed by a closer look at electronic payment fraud and how AI is making these schemes harder to detect. A familiar name, a routine invoice, a convincing voice on the phone—criminals increasingly use artificial intelligence to turn everyday business communications into costly deceptions. At the same time, evolving privacy laws place new demands on how organizations protect sensitive information.
Jason has over thirty years of IP litigation experience and has tried numerous IP cases across the country. He and Jenny lead Nixon Peabody’s Cybersecurity & Privacy practice. Drawing on real-world incidents, including examples from Connecticut, Jason and Jenny will trace how fraud unfolds, identify opportunities to stop it before money changes hands, and explain why the first steps after discovering a fraudulent payment can be critical to recovery. Attendees will leave with practical insights to help their organizations meet privacy obligations, recognize deceptive requests, and respond quickly when prevention falls short.
This program offers 1 hour of self-certify Ethics CLE credit.
Cost to Attend: $85* REGISTER HERE
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Jason Kravitz
Jason is a practice group leader and also heads the Nixon Peabody’s Cybersecurity & Privacy team. Jason is an experienced and highly effective trial lawyer. He is CIPP/US-certified and routinely helps clients respond to cyberattacks – including ransomware attacks, business email compromises, and funds transfer frauds – and litigates TCPA and other class-action cyber/privacy disputes. Jason previously led the firm’s Intellectual Property Practice Group, has tried numerous patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, and software disputes, and proudly represented Nobel laureates in two unrelated patent cases. Jason has also represented clients in IPv4 address block ownership disputes.
Jenny Holmes
Jenny is the deputy leader of the firm’s Cybersecurity & Privacy team. She is a Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US), a preeminent credential in the field of privacy. Jenny advises clients on the ever-changing legal landscape of data privacy and cybersecurity law. She develops and implements system-wide privacy and security plans and creates response plans that address the mandates of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and the NY SHIELD Act, among others.