Our US Data Privacy and Security team is dedicated to staying on top of the new and emerging privacy laws being introduced and enacted in states across the US. Check here for updates.
Laws passed
Kentucky is Off to the Races: Bluegrass state is 15th to Pass Comprehensive Privacy Law
More Guidance, More Privacy Notices, Are You Drafting Yours for Washington?
Lucky 13: the Garden State Cultivates the Privacy Landscape
Nevada and Washington Consumer Health Privacy Laws Operative in March – Top 6 Things To Do Now
By the Dozen: Delaware Becomes the Twelfth US State to Enact Consumer Privacy Legislation
Four Takeaways from the Washington State Attorney General’s Guidance on the My Health My Data Act
Tag You’re It—Oregon is number 11 in the Game of State Consumer Privacy
My Health My Data – Exceptions and Exemptions Examined
How the New Nevada Consumer Health Law Differs from the Washington State My Health, My Data Act
Colorado Privacy Law Effective July 1; Key Lessons From the Final Rules
Tennessee’s Information Protection Act: Five Key Points that Businesses Should Know
Indiana Passes Comprehensive Privacy Law: What Do Businesses Need to Know?
State Consumer Privacy Laws Trending in 2023: Montana and Tennessee Join the Fold
Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act takes effect in 2025
Utah Signs Privacy Bill Into Law
New York’s New Electronic Monitoring Disclosure Law Requires Action Before May
Laws on the way
HR Implications of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (No. 2)
Related resources
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What Do Emerging State Privacy Laws Really Mean for B2B Companies?
US State Omnibus Privacy Laws – A Primer
Privacy Bingo Cards: US State Law Edition
Privacy Bingo: US State Law Edition offers an interactive way to help you navigate the complexity of the data privacy landscape across the US. We developed a set of bingo cards – one per state – that allows you to compare certain features of each state law in a compact format. Each Bingo card is not a comprehensive summary of each state law, it isn’t meant to be. The goal of Privacy Bingo is to provide a balcony view of the trends across the states, and a tool that we can add to as new states add to the Privacy Bingo. We hope you find them informative and useful; and have a little fun with a complicated and evolving topic. Click the links below to access and download the cards.
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