A German court has asked the Court of Justice of the European Union to answer a question that could create a new disclosure headache for platforms, marketplaces, professional directories, publishers,
Information is now every organization’s most valuable — and most dangerous — asset. The same data that fuels competitive advantage can trigger seven-figure regulatory fines, fuel crippling litigation, and expose
When a hacking incident hits a healthcare organization, the immediate response is predictable and correct: contain the threat, secure the systems, assess the damage, bring in forensics. What most organizations
The Vermont House of Representatives has approved an amended version of Senate Bill 71, a comprehensive consumer privacy bill that could make Vermont the latest state to enact a broad
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When a company receives a data privacy lawsuit, demand letter, regulatory inquiry, or cyber claim, one of the first questions is not only whether insurance coverage exists. It is who
US tech companies expanding into Europe face two distinct GDPR obligations that are easy to confuse: the EU Representative under Article 27 and the Data Protection Officer under Article 37.
Every organization — from a five-person startup to a Fortune 500 enterprise — generates a continuous stream of records: contracts, invoices, emails, HR files, compliance reports, and digital data of
When a patient downloads their medical records and uploads them to ChatGPT to ask about a diagnosis, something legally significant happens at the moment of upload. The data does not
The European Commission has a problem. Individual member states are moving toward social media bans for minors at different ages, using different definitions, under different legal theories. France is considering