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Michael F Fleming Shareholder p | 952-896-3247 f | 952-842-1715 Practice Description Michael concentrates his practice in commercial and technology transactions, regulatory analysis and compliance, data security and privacy, intellectual property and electronic commerce, helping clients in multiple industries, including retail, healthcare, financial services, software development, media and marketing. He also advises clients in entertainment, publishing and related areas. Bar Admissions Minnesota, 1992 Professional Associations & Memberships American Bar Association, Business Law Section, Cyberspace Law Committee      Committee Chair, 2008-present      Committee Vice Chair, 2005-2008      Co-Chair, Subcommittee on Corporate Aspects of Information       Technology, 2002-2005 Minnesota State Bar Association, Arts & Entertainment Law Section      Chairman, 2000-2002      Vice Chairman, 1999-2000      Secretary, 1997-1999 Education William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, MN, 1992 J.D., magna cum laude University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 1987 B.A.

Cloud Computing
Larkin Hoffman provided primary legal advice to a newly-formed cloud service provider, and drafted all business agreements for use by the provider in rollout of its new offering.


Advantage Rent-A-Car Fast-Track Bankruptcy Sale to Hertz
Advantage Rent-A-Car turns to Larkin Hoffman for assistance during the company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Streamlining Franchisor Contracting Process
An international franchisor seeking to streamline its contracting process turned to Larkin Hoffman.

Withdrawal from Selling Group
When an international distribution company needed advice about its rights related to withdrawal from a selling group, the company turned to Larkin Hoffman.

Computer Hacking
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) turned to Larkin Hoffman after the ISP had been the target of a penetration by a computer hacker who had gained access to the ISP’s internal domain structure and shared the information by posting it on the Internet and providing the information to a competing ISP.

Service Areas Intellectual Property, Technology and Internet         Internet and E-Commerce         Technology Transfer and Licensing         Copyright Procurement Related Articles Massachusetts Data Protection Regulations Take Effect E-Commerce Site Wins Dismissal of Suit over Online Display of Credit Card Data Six Month Failure to Give Notice of Unencrypted Data Loss Leads to Law Suit Injunctions Not Always a Slam Dunk in Trademark Litigation Employee E-mail on Company Equipment - Private or Not? New Massachusetts Regulations Create Additional Requirements for Protecting Personal Information Red Flag Rules Delayed Again to June 1, 2010 Could Retailers That Suffer Data Breaches be Facing Liability to Consumers? Online Display of Credit Card Numbers – Legal or Maybe Not, But Just Don’t Do It! Can Productive Employees Co-Exist With Social Media? New Maine Children’s Privacy Law Likely Unconstitutional Employers Should Be Cautious When Monitoring Employee Private Communications Maine Broadens Limits on Marketing to Minors Credit Card Data Security – New PCI Guidelines Issued for Wireless WiFi Systems: Standards Provide Missouri Enacts Data-Breach Notification Law Copyright Office Proposes New Rules on Registering Copyrights for Online-Only Works Closure of Airport Identity Screening Company Raises Data Privacy Concerns Will Internet Service Providers Become the Police Force of the 'Net? Consumer Identity Theft Claims Still Difficult to Bring in Court E-Discovery Obligations May Be Expanding As Disaster Recovery Technology Improves High Cost for Digital Medical Records Slowing Down Conversion FTC Revises its Guideline Web Businesses Being Asked to Shoulder More Responsibility for IP Enforcement Obama to Examine Cyber Security Investors Escape Copyright Infringement Liability Can Internet Domain Name Registrations Be Seized in Any State? Fleming Interviewed by Enterprise Minnesota Magazine ABA Business Law Section's Spring Meeting Spam-Fighting Technologies and Their Legal Implications Related News Quinn and Fleming Sourced for Comment on Hacking Allegations Against MPR Fleming Comments on Minnesota's Attempt to Ban Online Gambling Fleming Featured in Twin Cities Business Magazine Online Gambling Industry Larkin Hoffman Ranked on Business Journal's Top 25 List for Intellectual Property Law Firms Fleming Appointed to Chair of the ABA Cyberspace Law Committee Legislation Won't End ID-Theft Temptation Fleming Teaching Intellectual Property Licensing Larkin Hoffman Attorney Named Vice-Chair of ABA Cyberspace Law Committee Michael Fleming Discusses Corporate Blogging Strategies Herrero & Associates Meet at Larkin Hoffman Fleming presents at ABA Conference in Nashville Related Events Michael Fleming and Molly Eichten Will Present at the 2009 MIMA Summit, Sponsored by Larkin Hoffman Larkin Hoffman Sponsors 2008 MIMA Summit Fleming Speaks on Software Licensing at National Conference Larkin Hoffman Co-Sponsors ABA Committee on Cyberspace Law Annual Meeting Larkin Hoffman Sponsors 2006 MIMA Summit Fleming presents A “Crash Course” on Advertising Law

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