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Alston & Bird Analyzes New California Privacy Rights Act in Client Alert

November 9, 2020 By Michael Young

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On November 3, California voters approved a ballot initiative containing the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020. The ballot initiative significantly revises the existing California Consumer Privacy Act to create arguably the most comprehensive state privacy law in the United States.

Alston & Bird has now issued a client alert explaining key impacts of this law. The client alert outlines essential steps for compliance, explains impacts on existing law, and outlines the operation of a dedicated new privacy regulator and enforcement authority, the California Privacy Protection Agency. You can read the client alert here.

Filed Under: California, Privacy and Cybersecurity, State Law Tagged With: #CAPrivacyRightsAct

About Michael Young

Michael Young is an associate in the Technology, Privacy & IP Transactions Group and a member of the Privacy & Data Security Team. Michael focuses his practice on data privacy advising and technology transactions.

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