Description

Join us for an essential Lunch and Learn session focused on the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) and its implications for motor carriers that use Driver Facing Cameras (DFCs). As the use of biometric data (such as facial recognition, fingerprints, and voiceprints) becomes increasingly common when using DFCs, understanding the legal landscape surrounding this sensitive information is crucial.

What You Will Learn:

• Introduction to BIPA: Get acquainted with the Biometric Information Privacy Act, its purpose, and the types of biometric data it covers.
• Understanding Class Action Lawsuits: Learn how BIPA violations can lead to class action lawsuits, including recent high-profile cases and their outcomes.
• Legal Obligations: Explore the specific requirements motor carriers must meet under BIPA, including obtaining consent and safeguarding biometric data when DFCs are used.
• Risk Management Strategies: Discover best practices for ensuring compliance with BIPA to minimize the risk of lawsuits and protect your organization.
• Case Studies: Analyze real-world examples of BIPA litigation and the lessons learned from these cases.
• Q&A Session: Engage with experts to address your questions and concerns about BIPA and its impact on your business practices.

Who Should Attend:
This session is designed for safety managers, legal professionals, HR managers, fleet managers, and business leaders who use Driver Facing Cameras (DFCs) and want to understand the legal implications and best practices for compliance.

Lunch Provided!

 Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into BIPA and equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate this complex legal landscape effectively.

Date:   March 13th, 2024

Time:  Check in: 11:30am 

            Programming: 12pm to 1:00pm

Location: Beardmore Conference Center

Address: 3730 Raynor Pkwy, Bellevue, NE 68123

Cost: $30 for NTA members and $35 for non-members

Refund Policy

Full refund requests made prior to the first day of the event will be subject to a processing fee. No refund requests will be honored within seven days of the event’s start date.