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EU-US Data Privacy Framework Goes Live: What Are the Practical Implications?

The new framework provides an additional route for personal data transfers from the EEA to the US. By Robert Blamires, Gail E. Crawford, James Lloyd, Clayton Northouse, Alice Brunning, Alexander Ford-Cox, and Jennifer Howes On 10 July 2023, the European Commission (EC) took the final step to enable businesses to start relying on the new … Continue Reading

Employee Data Increasingly in the Crosshairs of Data Privacy Enforcement

The California Attorney General’s investigative sweep is a potential harbinger of increased focus on employers’ data privacy compliance with respect to employee data. By Robert Blamires, Michael H. Rubin, Joseph C. Hansen, and Kathryn Parsons-Reponte On July 14, 2023, the California Attorney General announced an investigative sweep targeting large California employers, focusing on employers’ compliance … Continue Reading

4 Questions to Consider When Dealing With Children’s Data in the US

The FTC and many state attorneys general aggressively monitor apps, websites, and internet-connected products for COPPA compliance. By Jennifer C. Archie, Michael H. Rubin, and Alexander L. Stout In the United States, collecting data directly from children under 13 years of age is tightly regulated by a federal statute, which is aggressively monitored and enforced. … Continue Reading
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