The rise of neurotechnology raises ethical, social, political, economic, and legal issues that span many areas of law, including human rights, privacy, criminal, contract, commercial, employment, consumer, mergers & acquisition, medical, technology, and digital. 

Neurotechnology can be part of a headset, wristband, helmet, computer gaming, cochlear and other brain implants. It can also be used to monitor or cognitively enhance workforce or treat various medical conditions.  

During this expert panel event we will aim to anticipate the challenges and opportunities of neurotechnology for the legal profession, covering: 

• What is neurotechnology, where is it today and where is it heading? 
• Are the current regulatory systems and human rights protections adequate? 
• How can lawyers prepare for neurotechnological advances?