New California Privacy Law: Key Compliance Challenges and Guidance for Corporate Counsel
Impact on Domestic and Foreign Companies, Considerations for Data Processing Agreements, Minimizing Claims and Penalties
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course provide guidance to corporate counsel and compliance professionals on the challenges associated with California's new privacy law. The panel will discuss key provisions of the CCPA, how the law may impact existing corporate privacy practices and policies, and other compliance initiatives designed to minimize claims and litigation.
Outline
- Key provisions of the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018
- Similarities to the GDPR and key differences
- Key compliance challenges for domestic and foreign businesses
- Reevaluating data processing agreements with vendors
- Methods to avoid penalties and best practices for counsel and compliance professionals
Benefits
The panel will review these and other high profile issues:
- Key provisions of the CCPA impacting businesses
- Rights granted to California residents under the CCPA
- Who must comply with California’s new privacy law?
- Right of access and disclosure, deletion, opt-out, and non-discrimination under the new law
- Company privacy policy and disclosure requirements
- Enforcement and penalties for noncompliance and violations
- Applicability of the de minimus exceptions for small and mid-size businesses
- Similarities and distinctions between the CCPA and GDPR
- Considerations for data processing agreements with vendors
- Determining effective methods of compliance and avoiding penalties
Faculty
Tanya Forsheit
Partner
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz
Ms. Forsheit is Chair of the Privacy & Data Security Group, and a partner in the Technology & Digital Media,... | Read More
Ms. Forsheit is Chair of the Privacy & Data Security Group, and a partner in the Technology & Digital Media, Litigation, and Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations groups. She has advised on high-profile matters involving confidential data and other sensitive information for over 20 years. She represents multinational and emerging companies in the media, entertainment, consumer products, technology, advertising, health and wellness, and professional services industries, and serves as go-to outside privacy counsel for numerous organizations. She advises on the protection, processing and monetization of data, including matters related to interest-based advertising, privacy policies, mobile apps, cloud computing, smart devices, and data analytics.
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John T. Lai
Atty
Fisher & Phillips
Mr. Lai practices in all areas of labor and employment law.
| Read MoreMr. Lai practices in all areas of labor and employment law.
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Danielle S. Urban, CIPP/E
Partner
Fisher & Phillips
Ms. Urban is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) and has a national practice representing a wide... | Read More
Ms. Urban is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) and has a national practice representing a wide range of employers in a global marketplace. Her practice involves representation of employers in wrongful termination, employment discrimination and harassment, Title VII, Family and Medical Leave Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, False Claims Act and state whistleblower actions, international employment issues, covenants not to compete, breach of employment agreements, and other employment disputes before courts and administrative agencies.
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