Sam Kane, Ali Jessani, Stanton Burke
Much has been made about the state comprehensive privacy laws that have been enacted in at least 19 states. However, states are not limiting their focus on protecting privacy to these laws of general applicability. They are also passing specific laws to regulate specific data categories and use cases that they view to be high risk to consumers, including consumer health data, children’s data, and genetic data. States regulators are also increasingly using their enforcement authority under both new and pre-existing laws to bring privacy-related enforcement actions. This panel will discuss these trends, as well as how companies can best prepare themselves to mitigate relevant compliance risks.
Ali Jessani, Senior Associate, WilmerHale
Sam Kane, Associate, WilmerHale
Stanton Burke, Senior Associate – Privacy, Cybersecurity, & Data Innovation, Gibson Dunn
Reading Materials:
- Colorado Mile High AI Act – 6 Key Takeaway
- Privacy Regulation in the United States
- Regulating the Future: Eight Key Takeaways from California’s SB 1047, Vetoed by Governor Newsom
- Retrospective 2024 in a Comprehensive State Data Privacy Law
- Kids Are Using Social Media More Than Ever, Study Finds
- CPI Biometric Privacy as a Case Study for US Privacy Overall
- Compliance Steps for Washington’s My Health My Data Act
