New York libraries of all types have an ethical and legal obligation to protect library records and patron privacy, including when information is requested by law enforcement or private investigators. This webinar by attorney Stephanie “Cole” Adams, her team, and a special guest will review the rules and practical techniques for following those legal and ethical obligations.

Whether you are a library worker, director, or trustee, join us for 90 minutes of active learning!

We invite you to submit a question for the presenter – there will be a place to do that during the registration process. You can also submit questions over email to nathan@losapllc.com. The deadline to submit questions is March 7.

Presenter: Stephanie “Cole” Adams is an attorney who represents libraries, educators, students, and creative professionals. Cole provides the Ask the Lawyer service that New York State’s nine library resource councils provide to each library in the state. She is a member of the ALA Lawyers for Libraries faculty, the Vice Chair of the Erie County Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Law Committee, and served as the General Counsel of Niagara University for over ten years. Cole is a proud graduate of SUNY Buffalo School of Law and Hampshire College.

Free to RRLC and ESLN Members. This event will be held on Zoom Webinar; registration is required.

This webinar will be recorded; you must register to receive the recording.