California Attorney General Proposes Modifications to the Proposed CCPA Regulations

By Glenn A. Brown, Lydia de la Torre, Elliot Golding & Ann J. LaFrance

February 11, 2020

On February 7, 2020, the California Attorney General (AG) announced changes to the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) proposed regulations. The AG updated its announcement on February 10, 2020, to indicate that an additional provision was being modified. The modifications include changes to the “Right to Opt Out,” the permissible uses of data by service providers and the mandatory content of CCPA notices. The deadline for submitting comments on the modified draft…

SECURITY & PRIVACY // BYTES

I’m a Financial Institution – What Do I Need to Do Under the CCPA?

By Glenn A. Brown, Lydia de la Torre & Ann J. LaFrance

November 5, 2019

This post is part of our series highlighting key compliance issues under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). For a broader look at the CCPA, please see prior posts from members of our Data Privacy & Cybersecurity regarding applicability, gap assessments, and the recent amendments. Stay tuned for further posts in this series. Introduction Since the CCPA was enacted in June 2018, financial institutions have been considering whether and how the new law will apply to…

SECURITY & PRIVACY // BYTES

Proposed CCPA Regulations: Initial Overview and Highlights

By Ann J. LaFrance, Elliot Golding, Lydia de la Torre, Glenn A. Brown, Lauren Kitces, India Scarver & Shalin Sood

October 15, 2019

On October 10, 2019, the California Attorney General (California AG) issued the long-awaited California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Regulations (Proposed Regulations), along with an Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR) explaining the Proposed Regulations. These Proposed Regulations not only fill in statutory gaps, but also create several substantive new requirements. Companies may submit comments through December 6, 2019, and several public hearings will be held in the first week of December. Our Data Privacy & Cybersecurity…

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Déjà Vu: New California Ballot Initiative Seeks to Strengthen Data Privacy Further

By Lydia de la Torre & Glenn A. Brown

October 2, 2019

Even though the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”), enacted in June 2018, radically transformed data privacy regulation in the US, it appears that some privacy advocates in California are seeking to strengthen consumers’ data privacy rights even further. Californians for Consumers Privacy, the group behind the ballot initiative that led to the CCPA, announced this week that it would seek to gain approval for a new ballot initiative that would be voted on by Californians…

Glenn A. Brown

California Attorney General Proposes Modifications to the Proposed CCPA Regulations

I’m a Financial Institution – What Do I Need to Do Under the CCPA?

Proposed CCPA Regulations: Initial Overview and Highlights

Déjà Vu: New California Ballot Initiative Seeks to Strengthen Data Privacy Further

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