US data privacy litigation: Assessing risks and navigating uncertainty


Contributors:
William Simpson
AIGP, CIPP/US
Westin Fellow
IAPP
Kayla Bushey
CIPP/US
Associate Attorney
McNees Wallace & Nurick
Matt Pearson
Partner, Privacy Counseling and Class-Action Litigation
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC
In anticipation of IAPP's forthcoming U.S. Data Privacy Litigation Report, this webinar will explore private litigation trends in the data privacy realm. The panel of experts will provide a deep dive into class-action lawsuits and private rights of action under the California Invasion of Privacy Act, the federal Wiretap Act, the Video Privacy Protection Act and more.
Participants can expect to gain a broad understanding of the prevailing risks grounded in private data privacy litigation, the competing legal theories being tested in state and federal courts, and the unresolved legal questions pending guidance from binding authority. This content will also provide viewers with practical compliance strategies to mitigate potential liability associated with digital technologies while also preserving related business advantages and innovative product development.
U.S. data privacy litigation: Assessing risks and navigating uncertainty

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Submit for CPEsContributors:
William Simpson
AIGP, CIPP/US
Westin Fellow
IAPP
Kayla Bushey
CIPP/US
Associate Attorney
McNees Wallace & Nurick
Matt Pearson
Partner, Privacy Counseling and Class-Action Litigation
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC
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