US EditionThe US Still Lacks Its Own GDPR, But That Doesn’t Mean Data Privacy Enforcement Isn’t Happening
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The US Still Lacks Its Own GDPR, But That Doesn’t Mean Data Privacy Enforcement Isn’t Happening
Despite the absence of comprehensive federal privacy legislation, American businesses face mounting regulatory pressure from multiple directions. Brian McGinnis and Maddie San Jose of Barnes & Thornburg map the evolving privacy enforcement landscape, where federal agencies like the FTC are taking action against data brokers and platforms while states from California to Texas pursue their own aggressive enforcement agendas. In the absence of a co…
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