California voters passed the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) ballot initiative during the November 2020 election, amending and expanding the existing California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The new California state privacy law clarifies existing provisions of the CCPA, creates new consumer rights, imposes additional obligations on businesses that collect personal information from California consumers, and creates a new enforcement agency called the California Privacy Protection Agency.
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Publications
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07.12.2023Enforcement of CPRA Regulations Delayed but Don’t Abandon PrivacyUpdatesThe day before the California Privacy Rights Act became enforceable on July 1, we learned that enforcement of the first set of implementing regulations finalized by the California Privacy Protection Agency under the CPRA is delayed until March 29, 2024. Prior to the June 30 ruling by a California Superior Court judge, the Regulations were set to become immediately effective on the CPRA’s July 1 effective date.
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2022California Consumer Privacy Act Litigation Year in Review 2022Lawyer PublicationsPerkins Coie is pleased to announce the launch of our second annual report California Consumer Privacy Act Litigation Year in Review. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) became effective on January 1, 2020, and regulates any “business” that does business in California.
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02.17.2021Ambiguity in CPRA Imperils Content Intended for Underrepresented CommunitiesArticlesIn November 2020, California voters approved a new data privacy law. Unfortunately, the law contains a provision that may threaten the future of digital content for underrepresented communities.
Presentations
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06.07.2023Demystifying Washington State’s My Health, My Data ActWebinarsThe recently enacted My Health, My Data Act (MHMD) will regulate the collection, use, sharing, analysis, and sale of health-related data of individuals in Washington state and beyond.
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04.13.2023California Data Breach & Privacy Litigation UpdateWebinarsAs technology continues to advance, the risk of cyber threats and information security breaches continues to rise. Businesses should stay current on cybersecurity and related class-action litigation developments, and take essential steps to protect themselves and consumer data.
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04.19.2022CPRA, AI and Cybersecurity—Trends to Watch in 2022Speaking EngagementsISSA DC Chapter Meeting / Webinar
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01.11.2022The Evolving Landscape of Financial Services Privacy – CPRA and BeyondSpeaking EngagementsCLA Business Law Section’s Internet Privacy Law and Financial Institutions Committees / Webinar
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07.07.2021CCPA Year-In-Review Consumer Finance Executive RoundtableWebinarsCalifornia was the first state in the country to provide a private cause of action to consumers whose sensitive personal information was exposed by data breaches.
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12.09.2020Privacy for Retail Roundtable: Preparing for the CPRAWebinarsThis Privacy for Retail roundtable discusses the new California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) and its impact on the retail industry.
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12.08.2020CPRA, AI and Cybersecurity—Trends to Watch in 2021Webinars
