Webinar | 23 July 2020 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (EDT)
Reopening in the COVID-19 era: Liability and related legal considerations
As we approach the new academic year in the midst of the continuing coronavirus pandemic, colleges and universities are challenged to determine how they can reopen safely.
Schools, students, faculty, and staff are weighing the benefits of in-person instruction and campus life against public health and liability risks. Schools are also considering ways they can lawfully mitigate risks.
In this 60-minute webinar we discussed potential legal liabilities from reopening and possible mitigation measures.
Topics included:
- The key vectors of legal liability risk associated with COVID-19.
- The nature and extent of the potential liability.
- What an institution can do to mitigate the risk.
New offering: A U.S.-focused offering related to the handling of privacy issues generated by actions taken to safely reopen workplaces in the United States.
Our "COVID-19 exit strategy: A global privacy and cybersecurity guide" has been designed to assist you with identifying potential issues and approaches for addressing privacy and cybersecurity challenges under COVID-19. Please find more information here.
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