On August 14, the California Attorney General (AG) announced that the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) approved – after two and a half months – the final California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations. The
Continue Reading CCPA regulations take effect with a few minor changes
The confusing status of the just-released, not yet reviewed final regulations; the potential impact of
The California Attorney General has posted the final proposed CCPA Regulations, which were submitted to the California Office of Administrative Law (OAL) on June 1, 2020. The final proposed regulations are virtually unchanged from
Continue Reading California AG posts final proposed CCPA Regulations and offers insights ahead of July 1 enforcement deadline
May the 4th be with Alastair Mactaggart?
Continue Reading CPRA analysis: The “good” and “bad” news for CCPA-regulated “businesses”
On February 7, the Office of the Attorney General of California issued a second draft of its California Consumer Privacy Act regulations, quickly fixed an omission from that draft Feb. 10, and set a Feb.
Continue Reading California issues CCPA proposed modified regulations 2.0
When the California Consumer Privacy Act takes effect on January 1, 2020, many companies will face significant class action litigation risk under the Act’s private cause of action for data breaches. Join members of DLA
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How do companies optimize their digital advertising activities while complying with the CCPA? Assessing a company’s digital advertising activities in order to understand associated data flows, obligations and responsibilities can be complex, in particular where
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Edward McAndrew, a partner at DLA Piper in Wilmington, Delaware, shared his insights on complying with the CCPA with Corporate Counsel: “We’re past the time where companies should have started preparing for the CCPA.”
Continue Reading A CCPA Class Action Is Coming and Preparedness Is The Best Way to Avoid It
Nevada’s recently enacted SB 220 builds upon its existing online privacy notice regime by allowing consumers to opt out of the sale of their covered information when the law takes effect on October 1, 2019.
Continue Reading Nevada colors within the lines of CCPA, offering a do not sell right for covered information
The groundbreaking California Consumer Privacy Act has been nicknamed California’s GDPR, referring to the European Union’s comprehensive data protection law that took effect in May 2018, just one month before the CCPA was passed. The
Continue Reading CCPA vs. GDPR: the same, only different
