The office of Connecticut Attorney General (AG) George Jepsen has been at the forefront of state-led privacy enforcement issues for years, and Connecticut is widely considered to be one of the most active states in privacy policy and legal enforcement. The Connecticut AG's office was one of the first to create a special privacy unit in 2011. And it was the first to exercise jurisdiction under the 2009 federal HITECH Act, which extends enforcement of federal privacy and security requirements governing protected health information to state AGs, suing Health Net in January 2010.
Reed Smith Data Privacy attorneys Divonne Smoyer and Christine Czuprynski produced a series of Q&A with AG Jepsen. Click here to read the entire piece on Privacy Advisor.
Click here to also read a Q&A with Indiana AG Greg Zoeller written by Smoyer and Reed Smith Privacy attorney Paul Bond.
This article is presented for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice.
