US Data Privacy Litigation: Data brokers and judicial privacy litigation
This article provides insight into data brokers and judicial privacy in relation to US data privacy litigation.
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A new state law aimed at protecting the personal information of state and federal public officials incidentally created a new era of data privacy litigation in the state and federal courts of New Jersey. Data brokers and other consumer-facing businesses now face rising litigation risks under Daniel's Law, exposed to financial and reputational damage, as individuals assert their privacy rights under the law.This article provides insight into data brokers and judicial privacy in relation to US data privacy litigation.
US Data Privacy Litigation – Series Overview
The overview page for the series can be accessed here.
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US Data Privacy Litigation: Data brokers and judicial privacy litigation
This article provides insight into data brokers and judicial privacy in relation to US data privacy litigation.
Published:
Contributors:
Kayla Bushey
Former Westin Fellow, IAPP
CIPP/US
This article is part of a series on US Data Privacy Litigation. The full series can be accessed here, with the other articles in the series listed below.
A new state law aimed at protecting the personal information of state and federal public officials incidentally created a new era of data privacy litigation in the state and federal courts of New Jersey. Data brokers and other consumer-facing businesses now face rising litigation risks under Daniel's Law, exposed to financial and reputational damage, as individuals assert their privacy rights under the law.This article provides insight into data brokers and judicial privacy in relation to US data privacy litigation.
US Data Privacy Litigation – Series Overview
The overview page for the series can be accessed here.
This content is eligible for Continuing Professional Education credits. Please self-submit according to CPE policy guidelines.
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