This webinar is the fifth in a series on U.S. privacy law developments in 2019 and will cover the CCPA amendments made this year and what they mean for businesses seeking to finalize their compliance programs.
The California Consumer Privacy Act becomes effective January 1, 2020. Businesses preparing to comply with the obligations imposed by the CCPA need to focus on navigating its significant compliance challenges.
Please join Michelle Visser and Nicole Gelsomini for the Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation practice's webinar “Defining ‘Reasonable’ Security Under California’s New Privacy Law.”
Please join Emily Tabatabai and Sulina Gabale for the Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation practice's webinar “Spotlight on EdTech – How the New California and Nevada Privacy Laws Will Impact Data in EdTech.”
Sasha Leonhardt briefed the Association of Military Banks of America Fall Workshop on recent developments in Washington DC and state legislatures regarding the Community Reinvestment Act, Small Dollar Lending, the Military Lending Act, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, the European General Data ...
Sasha Leonhardt and John B. Williams discussed Regulation P, affiliate marketing, and right to financial privacy, at the NAFCU Summer Regulatory Compliance School.
Please join Heather Sussman and Matthew Coleman for the Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation practice's webinar “California’s and Nevada’s New Privacy Laws – What Companies Need to Know.”
Recent developments in data breach litigation have broad implications for best practices in protecting customer data, as do federal and state efforts to pass privacy legislation — and how to handle biometric data looms large in both instances.
Please join Orrick at Consero’s Corporate Compliance & Ethics Executive Roundtable on April 17, 2019 at the Marines’ Memorial Club in San Francisco, CA, where Orrick partners Lily Becker, Aravind Swaminathan, and John Wolfe will be presenting on the panels, “Building An Operationalized, Systematic ...
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