Key point: New York becomes the second state — after California — to enact an AI frontier model law, while the governor’s veto of the New York Health Information Privacy Act will be a welcome result for organizations that criticized
On December 10, attorneys from Troutman Pepper Locke’s Privacy + Cyber + AI team hosted a webinar providing an overview of existing state AI laws and regulations. To drive understanding and comprehension, the webinar used a use-case-based approach, breaking the
Key point: Courts are split over whether use of the Meta Pixel to share URLs of videos users watch qualifies as disclosure of PII under the VPPA, even when they apply the same “ordinary person” test to nearly identical allegations.
In this episode of our special 12 Days of Regulatory Insights podcast series, Ashley Taylor, co-leader of Troutman Pepper Locke’s State AG team, sits down with Privacy and Cyber chair Ron Raether to discuss how state attorneys general (AGs) are
Key point: Although the executive order seeks to bring regulatory certainty in the development and deployment of AI in the U.S. — at least in the short term — it is unlikely to alleviate compliance burdens for businesses and may
In this episode of our special 12 Days of Regulatory Insights podcast series, Gene Fishel, a member of the firm’s RISE Practice Group and State AG team, is joined by Partner Dave Navetta of the Privacy + Cyber Practice Group,
In this post: (1) Selection of law in a choice-of-law forum can defeat privacy claims; (2) The Arizona Court of Appeals shuts down “spy pixel” litigation; (3) Multiple decisions provide guidelines as to when claims are likely to be dismissed
Key point: Starting August 1, 2026, registered data brokers will need to access California’s new one-stop-shop deletion platform to process deletion requests or risk significant fines.
Last month, the California Office of Administrative Law (OAL) approved the California Privacy Protection
Key point: This is the eighth fine CalPrivacy has issued against an entity for failing to register as a data broker and comes just days after CalPrivacy announced a new Data Broker Enforcement Strike Force and only months before fines
Key point: The court held that NetChoice’s complaint adequately states constitutional claims against Maryland’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act and allowed NetChoice’s lawsuit to continue, but did not rule on the merits of the claims or enjoin the law.
On November
