Privacy
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In-House Counsel, Privacy, Sponsored Content
How GCs Can Make Privacy A Habit In The Face Of New Laws
Some actionable insights for in-house counsel. -
Small Law Firms, Sponsored Content
Consumer Privacy Protection: Are You Up To Speed On The CCPA?
With new consumer privacy regulations rolling out across the country, make sure you’re aware of your clients’ responsibilities and risks under the CCPA. -
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Privacy
Keeping Your Data Safe In The Remote Work Era
A conversation with Kelvin Coleman of the National Cyber Security Alliance.
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Finance
Genetic Testing Company 23andMe Going Public At $3.5 Billion Valuation, Focus On More Therapeutics
While personal genetic testing as entertainment slowed as a revenue source in recent years, 23andMe has doubled down on its therapeutic programs. -
Asia Chronicles, Sponsored Content
Privacy/Data Security Associate Attorney Job
Fantastic opportunity in DC for an attorney interested in cutting edge privacy and cybersecurity issues. -
Privacy
The US-EU Privacy Shield Is Dead ... Now What?
The recent ECJ ruling definitely acts as a second strike and does not bode well for an easy fix to an already complicated situation. -
Technology
Court Tells Grandma To Delete Photos Of Grandkids On Facebook For Violating The GDPR
Privacy legislation still leaves something to be desired. -
Legal Operations
Privacy Watch 2020: Everyone Gets To Choose
Why in the U.S. do we place such a different value, a lower value, on privacy? -
Technology
Why IoT & Big Data Is A Bigger Deal For Privacy Than You Think
A Pandora’s Box for privacy has been opened by these technological advancements, and it simply cannot be closed again. -
Legal Operations
Challenges Of The California Consumer Privacy Act
In many companies, legal operations professionals are likely to be asked for input to lead the CCPA compliance efforts. -
Privacy
Some Big Reasons Why The CCPA Is More Of A Problem Than You Think
The CCPA may have been passed, but it is anything but set in stone, so ongoing compliance will be a challenge, to say the least. -
Privacy, Sponsored Content
Cramming For The California Consumer Privacy Act
Our expert panel of global privacy experts will provide insight into how their organizations' CCPA implementation plans are proceeding. CLE credit will be available. -
Technology
The DMV Is Selling Your Data To Vast Array Of Third Parties
The government has all your data, so of course they're trying to profit off of it. -
Stupid Lawyer Tricks
Stop Posting This Facebook/Instagram Privacy Notice -- Your Pseudo-Legalese Means NOTHING!
This hoax has been meaningless for almost EIGHT years. STOP! -
Privacy
Privacy, Big Data, And The Argument For U.S. Federal Privacy Legislation
If anything, Congress should take the lead from states like California and New York that have been influenced by the GDPR. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 07.30.19
* Capital One asks, “What’s In Your Wallet? No, seriously, you’ve been hacked.” [NY Times]
* If you’re looking for “it could be worse” solace during the bar exam, here are some blunders. [Law.com]
* Law firm that aggressively clings to complete and total opacity in attorney pay confused why people think it’s systematically trying to screw people. [American Lawyer]
* Another “let’s make illegal stops as a publicity stunt” scheme falls apart. [Yahoo]
* Checking in on Michael Avenatti, he’s asking for access to his firm servers because the government’s already mirrored everything relevant and he needs his files for his defense. That seems pretty reasonable. [Law360]
* Now GDPR is targeting companies who ask folks to “Like” them. Maybe Brexit isn’t as stupid as it looks. [Corporate Counsel]
* Shocking no one, the gun used in the California festival shooting came from another state. Federalism! [Buzzfeed News]
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Intellectual Property
Faking It: Why Deepfakes Pose Specific Challenges Under Copyright & Privacy Laws
Whether we like it or not, deepfakes are here to stay, and will need to be handled in more solid ways than through the existing copyright framework or patchwork of state laws. -
Technology
Letting Them Know What You Don’t Know? 3 Tips for Notification Compliance Under The GDPR
Take the time to review the incident response plans of your company (or client) so that they take GDPR notification requirements into context. -
Technology
The Biggest Reasons Why The GDPR Requires A 'TEAM' Approach
Taking a 'TEAM' approach to GDPR compliance ensures that the business will be positioned for ongoing success in an increasingly interconnected world of personal data and data privacy.