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Presented by Today’s General Counsel and Exterro

SPEAKER:
Daniel Scholler, Product Marketing Manager, Exterro

Privacy law in the United States continues to evolve. Prospects for federal legislation seem to come and go daily. A number of individual state laws are poised to be enacted, and several have introduced new approaches to privacy or privacy enforcement.

The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) and the Virginia Consumer Data Privacy Act (CDPA) are all slated to begin enforcement in less than a year. There are three alternative privacy bills in Washington state. Indiana is a surprise, with a bill modeled after Virginia’s. Massachusetts and Ohio are considering bills that differ substantially from other data privacy approaches. It is clear that 2022 will be a year of significant change for data privacy in the United States. Join us for an in-depth discussion of the changing landscape of US privacy law.

Key takeaways:

• New developments in litigation and regulatory privacy enforcement.
• An analysis of proposed bills or other important legislation, and its implications for privacy practices.
• A look at the future of US privacy legislation, with a prediction of what to expect for US states in 2022.