About the IAPP

Kimberly Chow Sullivan, CIPP/US

NPR

Counsel

Kimberly Chow, CIPP/US, is an associate in the Information Technology, Privacy & Data Security and IP, Information & Innovation groups. With a background in journalism and as a former legal fellow at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Kimberly brings her experience with the First Amendment and other free speech issues to her privacy and data security practice. Chow is a graduate of Yale College and New York University School of Law.

Contributions by Kimberly Chow Sullivan

• NC attorney general talks ID theft, breach notification, federal pre-emption
  The Privacy Advisor
• Interview with Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro
  The Privacy Advisor
• Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich on federal breach laws, state pre-emption, and class actions
  The Privacy Advisor
• Indiana attorney general talks black market, breaches and priorities
  The Privacy Advisor
• A Q&A with Texas AG Ken Paxton
  The Privacy Advisor
• Utah's attorney general on what to expect from states in 2018
  United States Government
• A Q&A with Attorney General Brad Schimel
  The Privacy Advisor
• A Q&A with Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt
  The Privacy Advisor
• Q&A with Massachusetts AG Maura Healey
  The Privacy Advisor
• Q&A: DC Attorney General Karl Racine talks consumer privacy
  The Privacy Advisor