CCPA

Privacy laws often have varying definitions of what constitutes “personal information.”Though these laws have the common goal of protecting individual privacy by regulating the collection, transfer, and storage of information, there are …

Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”), businesses that sell personally identifiable information (“PII”) must provide a “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” link on their website. The page within the link …

The CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act provides a variety of privacy controls to consumers. These privacy controls include the right to request the deletion of collected personally identifiable information (“PII”), request access …

A private right of action allows individuals to file lawsuits against certain businesses.This enforcement mechanism under the law allows individuals and class actions to potentially collect a high amount of damages resulting …

The CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act provides a broad array of privacy rights to Californians. These rights provide Californians with the ability to request disclosures relating to the categories and specific pieces …

The California Consumer Privacy Act: CCPA went into effect on January 1st and will be enforced by the California Attorney General on July 1st. The CCPA provides a number of privacy rights …

The CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act provides California consumers with a number of rights pertaining to their personally identifiable information (PII). These rights allow consumers to request disclosures pertaining to what PII …

The CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act requires certain businesses to make a number of rights available for consumers, including providing consumers with the ability to opt-out of the sale of their personally …

Privacy policies serve a number of different functions. For businesses, Privacy Policies provide an opportunity to directly communicate its privacy practices to consumers. Pertinent information in the policies, such as who may …