U.S. State Privacy Laws Insights
U.S. State Privacy Laws Insights
Stay on top of significant updates to U.S. State Consumer Privacy Laws with our Privacy + Data Security team’s client alerts, news, and webinars. Continue to check back regularly, as our team will present a series of webinars about key aspects of state consumer privacy laws to assist companies as they work toward be in compliance.
There are five new state consumer privacy laws coming into effect in January 2025. We already have a compliance program in place for existing consumer privacy laws in Colorado, Texas, Virginia, Oregon, etc. What more do we need to do?
2024 Year in Review: Navigating California’s Landmark Deepfake Legislation
California is becoming the new leader in regulating deepfakes in the U.S., taking a stand on issues ranging from election interference to sexual exploitation. California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a number of new AI laws in 2024, including many aimed at curbing the use of artificial intelligence to create deepfakes.
Texas Privacy Enforcement Heats Up
Texas is rivaling California as the most active enforcer in the growing state data privacy regulatory space. In 2022, the California attorney general announced the first-ever settlement of a California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) enforcement action with Sephora over failure to resolve allegations that the company violated the CCPA.
Uptick in Florida Telephone Solicitation Act Litigation and Ways to Mitigate Risk
There has been an uptick in Florida Telephone Solicitation Act litigation related to Caller ID rules. What is the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act, and how can I mitigate my business’ risk?
This Year’s Consumer Privacy Laws in Texas, Oregon, and Montana Burst onto the Scene Starting July 1: What Is Unique and Special About Them?
The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act and the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act will take effect on July 1, 2024, with the Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act taking effect later in the year on October 1, 2024.
A MoFo Privacy Minute Q&A: Massachusetts’ High Court Rejects Wiretap Claims Over Online Tracking
The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled that online tracking does not violate the state’s wiretapping law. How does the decision impact the wiretap litigation landscape and what should I know?
U.S. State Consumer Privacy Law client alerts:
Webinars centered around various aspects of the recent U.S. State Consumer Privacy Laws, their differences, the operational challenges they present, and practical steps companies can take to approach them:
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Continue to check back regularly, as our keeps you updated about key aspects of U.S. State Consumer Privacy laws.