**Materials for 2010 Fed and State Tech Law Update Presentation

You can now download the presentation materials for the 2010 Fed and State Tech Law Update Presentation. These materials were presented by Bob Neufeld and Sarah Shalf on December 7, 2010. The restrictive covenant materials were originally prepared by the Atlanta Bar for a 2009 internal CLE at the Georgia Supreme Court. Used with permission. Federal Case Law Update 2010 PowerPoint Federal Case Law Update 2010 Georgia Law Update 2010 Restrictive Covenant Comparison Chart Restrictive Covenant CLE Paper

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**Luncheon 2010 Federal and State Technology Law Update

The Technology Law Section of the State Bar of Georgia invites you to its December 2010 Luncheon. Bob Neufeld and Sarah Shalf will provide the 2010 Federal and State Technology Law Update.

WHEN: Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010 at 11:30 a.m.

WHERE: King & Spalding (1180 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309)

FOOD: Lunch will be provided for those who register in advance.

REGISTRATION: Online registration is available HERE. If you do not want to register online, please e-mail info@technologybar.org.

FEE: $25

CLE CREDIT: 1 hour

DIRECTIONS:

Marta Stop

Arts Center Station, located approximately one block from 1180 Peachtree, at the intersection of West Peachtree Street and 15th Street. Train schedules can be found at MARTA's website.

Parking

Visitors will access the parking garage from the Peachtree, Crescent or 14th streets. The designated Visitor spaces are located on levels four (4) and six (6). Building access is located on concourse level for South lobby and level 1 for North lobby.

SPONSORS:

This event is co-sponsored by the Technology Law Section and ICLE.

**Register for the 25th Annual Technology Law Institute

Make your plans now to attend the 25th Annual Technology Law Institute. We will have a live audience at the State Bar of Georgia Conference Center in Atlanta. We will also be broadcasting this seminar via Live Videoconference to the Coastal Georgia Office (Savannah) of the State Bar of Georgia. This program will be Oct. 22, 2010, at both locations. The seminar chair, Stephen B. Combs, has put together a terrific set of topics and speakers for this annual event. Topics include:

• Your Cellphone is Your Wallet:  Regulation of Mobile Financial Transactions 
• Website Legal Audits for Nonprofits 
• Legal Trends for Sweepstakes, Giveaways and Online Contests 
• TV Where? - Explaining TV Everywhere 
• Perspectives on Recent Changes in Health IT Law 
• Green Energy – How Lawyers Can Make A Difference

The program qualifies for 6 CLE Hours including 1 Professionalism Hour. For additional information, including registration details, click here or visit www.technologybar.org/TLI2010.

This event is co-sponsored by ICLE and the Technology Law Section of the State Bar of Georgia.