The "Parallel Civil Proceedings" webinar, held on January 27, 2021, was organized by the Practising Law Institute (PLI) and featured Holland & Knight's Litigation Partner Manfred Gabriel as a speaker. The session focused on the complexities of parallel civil proceedings, particularly in the context of government investigations related to data breaches and privacy concerns. Mr. Gabriel addressed the development of these proceedings, the circumstances under which they may be stayed, and the protections available for information produced during investigations that might be subject to attorney-client privilege or constitute work product.
Key topics covered included the scope and limitations of government investigations, responses to such investigations, and the interplay with parallel class actions. The discussion emphasized the challenges posed by electronic information and data breaches, providing insights into managing these issues within the framework of parallel civil proceedings.
The event was conducted virtually, allowing participants to engage with the content remotely. As a PLI program, it was designed to offer legal professionals valuable insights into the intricacies of parallel civil proceedings, especially in the evolving landscape of data privacy and security.
This webinar was particularly beneficial for legal practitioners involved in litigation, class action lawsuits, and data privacy matters. Attendees gained a deeper understanding of the strategic considerations and legal protections associated with parallel civil proceedings in the context of government investigations.
Speakers(1)
Manfred J. Gabriel
Litigation Partner at Holland & Knight
Manfred J. Gabriel is a Litigation Partner at Holland & Knight, specializing in class action litigation and arbitration, as well as data strategy, security, and privacy.
Event Details
- Date
- January 27, 2021
- Location
- 🇺🇸 United States
- Audience
- Legal professionals involved in litigation, class action lawsuits, and data privacy matters