Susan E. Gindin is admitted to the Colorado and New York Bars. She has a BA from UCLA, MS from Drexel University, and JD from State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law. She has sixteen years experience working in the information industry, and for nearly nine years she has concentrated on cyberspace, intellectual property, and information law issues, and she has written and spoken extensively on these issues.
Susan's
Guide to E-Mail and the Internet in the Workplace was published by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. This Guide examines the legal issues which can arise as a result of Internet use in the workplace, including questions regarding e-mail, workplace Internet use, off-site Internet activity, personal Web sites, information security, telecommuting, and electronic record-keeping.Her articles include:
Book Review: Internet Law for the Business Lawyer, COLORADO LAWYER (July 2002)
Intellectual Property Issues on the Internet: the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Law Of The Internet In Colorado, National Business Institute, 2001
Defamation, Right of Publicity Law and Privacy of the Internet, Law Of The Internet In Colorado, National Business Institute, 2001
Electronic Commerce, Network Security, and Encryption, Law Of The Internet In Colorado, National Business Institute, 2001
Creating, Implementing, and Maintaining an Online Privacy Policy, Business Briefing: Global Electronic Commerce, 2000
Creating an Online Privacy Policy (February 13, 2000)
Case Reports: Mouse-Trapping, Pagejacking and Jurisdiction Issues, World Internet Law Report, Dec. 1999 - Jan. 2000
Interview: Employee E-mail and Internet Use Raises Many Legal Issues, 14 BNA's Corporate Counsel Weekly, No. 35, 7-8 (Sept. 15, 1999)
Creating, Implementing, and Maintaining an Online Privacy Policy, 6 Multimedia & Technology Licensing Law Report, No. 3, 5-8 (Aug. 1999)
Everyone Knows You're a Dog: The EU Data Protection Directive and Personal Data, 1 Journal of Internet Law, No. 9, 14-22 (Mar. 1998)
As the Cyber-World Turns: The European Union's Data Protection Directive and Transborder Flows of Personal Data Internet Legal Practice Newsletter (Dec. 1997)
Lost and Found in Cyberspace: Informational Privacy Rights in the Age of the Internet 34 San Diego Law Review (1997)
Her presentations include:
Speaker, Current Issues in Drafting Electronic Transaction Agreements, Colorado Bar Association CLE, Denver (April 9, 2002)
Speaker, Safe Harbors Under the DMCA, Copyright Society of the USA, Denver (July 25, 2001)
Faculty Member, The Law of the Internet in Colorado, National Business Institute, Denver (May 8, 2001): taught Intellectual Property Issues on the Internet, Defamation, Right of Publicity Law and Privacy of the Internet, Electronic Commerce, Network Security, and Encryption
Speaker, Keeping Yourself Out of Trouble on the Internet, American Bar Association Young Lawyers' Group, Breckenridge, Colorado (April 6, 2001)
Panelist, Trademark Issues, E-Commerce: The Law of E-Business, CLE International, Denver (May 11-12, 2000)
Speaker, Ethics in Information Technology Practice, Copyright Society of the USA, Denver (Sept. 30, 1999)
Panelist, The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Rocky Mountain Computer & Technology Forum, Denver (May 21, 1999)
Speaker, E-Working Nine-to-Five: The Internet in the Workplace, Internet Chamber of Commerce, Denver (May 12, 1999)
Panelist, Ethics in Information Technology Practice, Technology and Law Forum Committee, Colorado Bar Association, Denver (Feb. 17, 1999)
Speaker, Creating an Online Privacy Policy, Internet Chamber of Commerce, Denver (Oct. 14, 1998)
Guest Speaker on workplace e-mail privacy issues, Home Computing television show (taped Feb. 6, 1998)
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