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CPRA Rulemaking Explained and CPRA Amendments Push Forward, Including Employee and Business-to-Business Exemptions

Photo of Jeewon SerratoPhoto of Marshall J. MatteraBy Jeewon Serrato and Marshall J. Mattera on Posted in CPRA
On Feb. 18, Chairperson Jennifer Urban of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) addressed the California state bar and clarified the announcements that were made during the CPPA board meeting on Feb. 17. Read on for an explanation of the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) rulemaking process and brief summaries of the privacy bills in … Continue Reading

CPRA Regulations Postponed

Photo of Jeewon SerratoPhoto of Justin T. YedorPhoto of Marshall J. MatteraBy Jeewon Serrato, Justin T. Yedor and Marshall J. Mattera on Posted in CPRA
On Feb. 17, 2022, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA or the Agency) held a public board meeting to address several topics, including the rulemaking under the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). Although the CPRA includes a July 1 deadline for the Agency to promulgate final regulations, it is clear the CPPA will not meet … Continue Reading

8 Key Takeaways for Initial Defenses Under the CCPA and CPRA

Photo of Marshall J. MatteraPhoto of Jeewon SerratoPhoto of Casie CollignonPhoto of Stanton BurkeBy Marshall J. Mattera, Jeewon Serrato, Casie Collignon and Stanton Burke on Posted in CCPA, CPRA, Data Breach Notification Laws, Data Breaches, Privacy
Authors: Marshall Mattera, Jeewon Serrato, Casie Collignon and Stanton Burke Since the Jan. 1, 2020 kickoff for private enforcement under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), plaintiffs have filed scores of class actions invoking the CCPA. Such claims, when properly made, present substantial risk to companies including statutory damages up to $750 per consumer. Early … Continue Reading
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