Intellectual Property, Information Technology & Cybersecurity

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) give significant new data privacy rights to California residents with respect to their personal information that is collected and maintained by companies doing business in California. Even if your business is compliant with current privacy laws, you must consider how the CCPA and CPRA may affect your business. And, if you have not already started taking steps for compliance with the CCPA and CPRA, now is the time.

Our Cybersecurity & Data Privacy team has been closely monitoring this new law and advising clients on CCPA and CPRA compliance. The group is led by partner Scott Hall, who is certified by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) as a Certified Information Privacy Professional for U.S. laws and regulations (CIPP/US) and for European laws and regulations (CIPP/E), including the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”).

We have developed the following resources to help you and your business navigate the CCPA and CPRA:

WATCH: Preparing Your Business for the California Privacy Rights Act – January 19, 2022 – Webinar

• Webinar Recording
• Webinar Slides
• California Privacy Rights Act – Action Item Checklist

READ: CCPA & CPRA Publications

• Spring 2021 Privacy Report: CCPA, CPRA, State Laws, and Recent Court Cases
• Tis’ the Season – AG Proposes New Modifications (4th Set) to CCPA Regulations
• CPRA is Coming – Prop 24 Passes
• Fall 2020 California Privacy Law Update
• How Does the CCPA Impact Franchise Businesses and Relationships?
• We’re Getting Closer: AG Releases New Modified CCPA Draft Regulations
• CCPA Reality Check: 10 Key Questions to Evaluate Compliance
• Attorney General Releases Modified CCPA Draft Regulations: Key Changes Your Business Should Know
• California Consumer Privacy Act Update: Less Than Three Months To Go For Compliance
• The California Consumer Privacy Act Is Coming. Is Your Business Ready?