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Heading out to the Privacy Law Scholar’s Conference

Posted on June 1, 2016 by Dissent

My favorite conference of the year is PLSC. I always feel honored that this snarky non-lawyer, non-scholarly PITA is invited.

I’ll be on the road much of today, and if you can believe it, I will be staying with a friend who has… wait for it… dial-up.  If you submit comments on posts,  they may sit in the moderation queue until I’m online, so please be patient.

I’ll  be updating occasionally during the conference, but all will be caught up over the weekend if I miss anything important.

If you’re at PLSC this week and we’ve never met, do come find me and say hello. Not sure where to look? Eventually, I always make my way over to the coffee pot. Or just ask Chris or Dan or Ryan or Woody to point me out…

Safe travels, everyone.

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