By: Linda L. Goodman Connecticut Attorney General announced a settlement with TicketNetwork, Inc. on July 7, 2025, as a result of an investigation into their violations of the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (“CTDPA”). Under the settlement, TicketNetwork has agreed to […]
Hashing Doesn’t Make Data Anonymous!
By: Linda L. Goodman The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) routinely evaluates the privacy representations a company makes against their data handling practices. When discrepancies arise between claim and reality, incorrect assertions about data identification are often to blame. Data is […]
California Privacy Protection Agency Unveils Data Broker Regulations for Public Review
By: Linda L. Goodman On July 5, 2024, the California Privacy Protection Agency (“Agency”) announced a notice of proposed rulemaking and draft regulations aimed at implementing the DELETE Act. This act mandates that “data brokers”—entities that collect and sell personal […]
California Privacy Agency Sets New Enforcement Radar!
By: Linda L. Goodman In a recent Agency board meeting, state officials disclosed over 2,176 complaints received over potential California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) violations and broadly set out the Agency’s most recent enforcement priorities. Enforcement Priorities: Moving forward, the […]
Rhode Island Legislature Passes Consumer Data Privacy Act
By: Linda L. Goodman The Rhode Island legislature passed the Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act on June 13, 2024, and Governor Daniel McKee will now review the legislation. The act will apply to for-profit entities in Rhode […]
Vermont’s Data Privacy Act has been Vetoed.
By: Linda L. Goodman The Vermont Data Privacy Act (H.121), sometimes known as the “VTDPA,” was vetoed by Governor Phil Scott on Thursday, June 13, 2024, possibly postponing the implementation of what has been praised as one of the strongest […]
Texas Attorney General Announces New Enforcement Team!
By: Linda L. Goodman Texas Attorney General announced this week that he established a team that will focus on enforcing Texas privacy laws. According to Ken Paxton’s office, this team will ensure companies respect Texans’ privacy rights and safeguard their […]
FTC Issues Final Rule Prohibiting Non-Compete Agreements in The US.
By: Linda Goodman The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a final rule that prohibits non-compete agreements in the United States (“Final Rule”). The FTC concluded that agreements between employers and their workers that restrict such workers’ ability to work after […]
Money to Other Countries and US Rights Restrictions – Data Broker Restrictions Signed Into Law
By: Linda Goodman In the recent omnibus foreign relations package signed by President Biden on April 24, 2024, includes the Protecting Americans’ Data from Foreign Adversaries Act of 2024 (“the Act”), a set of sweeping privacy provisions prohibiting U.S. data […]
Colorado Global Privacy Control Now in Effect
By: Linda L. Goodman The Colorado Privacy Act (“CPA”) contains express Consumer rights, including the rights of Colorado Consumers to opt-out of the Sale of Personal Data and the Processing of Personal Data for Targeted Advertising. Beginning on July 1, […]
