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.
As the first law of its kind in the United States providing consumer privacy protections, the CCPA provides a roadmap for privacy compliance. And now that other states, most recently Virginia, are adopting their own versions, it’s more critical than ever that practitioners and businesses understand their responsibilities – and risks.
A new, timely treatise from Practising Law Institute (PLI), California Consumer Privacy Act Annotated analyzes the CCPA, breaking guidance into concrete, practical components. The book, by Scott Pink of O’Melveny & Myers LLP, equips lawyers and businesses with the tools they need to understand the data they collect and how that data is used, disclosed, and stored, and then develop the framework, policies, and procedures to meet the CCPA notice requirements and respond to data subject requests.
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