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House Subcommittee Reconsiders the ADPPA after Iowa, Indiana, Montana, and Tennessee Move to Enact Privacy Laws

As we have previously posted, it has been an active year on the state privacy law front.  Indeed, the number of states with privacy laws is about to nearly double in a matter of months,  with Iowa, Indiana, Montana, and...more

2023 Privacy and Data Security Preview

2022 proved to be an historic year for privacy and data security. Connecticut and Utah joined the list of states that have now passed comprehensive data privacy laws, bringing the total to five (5) states. For the first...more

Colorado AG Gives First Public Comments on Privacy Rules Since April

Colorado Attorney General Philip Weiser gave his first public comments since April last Thursday at Ballard Spahr LLP’s 2022 Annual Colorado Privacy Summit. In an hour-long fireside chat with Ballard Spahr’s Co-Chair of...more

Webinar Recording: An Overview of the American Data Privacy and Protection Act [Video]

In the latest episode in our monthly webcast series, Privacy and Data Security practice co-leaders Phil Yannella and Greg Szewczyk give a comprehensive rundown of the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA),...more

Webinar Recording – Dark Patterns: Legal & Regulatory Update [Video]

In this initial episode of Ballard Spahr’s new privacy and data security webcast series, Phil Yannella and Greg Szewczyk – co-chairs of the Privacy & Data Security Group – discuss regulatory scrutiny concerning the use of...more

Utah Legislature Passes Consumer Privacy Law

Following the lead of California, Colorado, and Virginia, Utah is set to become the fourth state to pass a comprehensive privacy law. As of March 4, the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (SB 227) cleared both houses of the Utah...more

Managing Compliance with the Growing Patchwork of State Privacy Laws

Over the past four years, U.S. companies have been forced to expand their compliance programs to comply with an expanding array of international and U.S. state privacy laws. The wave of privacy laws began in May 2018, when...more

California Attorney General Shows No Sign of Slowing CCPA Rulemaking with Fourth Set of Proposed Modifications

The California Attorney General’s Office recently released a fourth set of proposed regulatory modifications to the California Consumer Privacy Act (the “CCPA”)....more

California AG Issues Modified CCPA Regulations

On Friday, February 7, 2020, the California Attorney General’s (AG) Office released modified regulations to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).  The modified regulations incorporate amendments to the CCPA signed into...more

Analysis: Verifying Consumer Requests Under the CCPA

For businesses, one of the more worrisome scenarios under the CCPA occurs when they mistakenly provide personal information of a consumer to the wrong party in response to a consumer request, whether because of fraud or...more

Analysis: Notice Provisions of CCPA Proposed Regulations

To the surprise of some, the proposed CCPA Regulations issued last Thursday don’t address many of the well-discussed ambiguities under the law (such as what “valuable consideration” means in the context of a sale of personal...more

California AG Releases Proposed CCPA Regulations

The California Attorney General’s Office released its long-awaited proposed CCPA Regulations yesterday.  The proposed Regulations are 24 pages long, and address a number of important technical compliance issues including...more

California Legislature Adopts Five Amendments to CCPA, But Largely Rejects Industry Efforts

On September 13, 2019—the last day of the legislative session—California lawmakers approved five amendments intended to clarify the scope of the California Consumer Privacy Act (the “CCPA”), but rejected several...more

California Senate Judiciary Committee Advances Amendments to the CCPA

At what has been described as a marathon hearing that lasted late into the night of July 9, the California Senate Judiciary Committee advanced several amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (the “CCPA”), but major...more

Utah Privacy Law Would Be First to Require Search Warrant for Government to Access Stored Data

Utah Governor Gary Herbert is expected to sign a new privacy law in the coming weeks that will make his state the first to protect private electronic data stored with third-party providers from government access without a...more

Analyzing the California Consumer Privacy Act’s Private Right of Action

For good reason, there has been much discussion about the new privacy rights created by the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA), which becomes effective January 1, 2020. ...more

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