October 21 UPDATE: Online registration is now closed. However, you may still register by calling Stanford Law School Executive Education at 650/723-5905.

Burst of the Bubble: Lessons and Opportunities from the Dot-com Collapse
A conference to launch the Stanford Law School Center for E-Commerce

The Stanford Law School Center for E-Commerce presents a one-day conference that will explore the profound and unprecedented legal fall-out from the dot-com collapse. The Burst of the Bubble has significantly changed the face of the e-commerce world. At this conference, leading experts will discuss the most important issues facing e-commerce practitioners, business decision makers, and policy makers, including litigation trends, managing venture capital, corporate reorganization and bankruptcy, security of corporate networks, and managing intellectual property portfolios.

Conference Co-chairs:
Margaret Jane Radin, Wm. Benjamin Scott and Luna M. Scott Professor of Law, and Director, Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology, Stanford Law School

Ian C. Ballon, Executive Director, Center for E-Commerce, Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology, Stanford Law School, and Partner, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP

Center for E-Commerce
Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology

The Center for E-Commerce was created in 2002 as part of the Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology to provide a neutral forum for scholars, policy makers, and executives to explore the burgeoning field of electronic commerce law. The Center's faculty collaborate with scholars in residence and with faculty and students from other Stanford University departments on cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research and policy making. As part of its mission, the Center also hosts outreach programs, including conferences on the latest trends in the law and brown bag luncheons with experts in the field. In addition, the Center is currently developing a web site that will provide one-stop access to the latest information on electronic commerce law.

Please visit the Center for E-Commerce at:
http://lawtech.stanford.edu/ecommerce/