North America: Privacy

While much of the country was bundled up in cold winter weather, privacy leaders and regulators braved the icy roads and gathered in our DC office earlier this week for our Privacy State of the Union event.

As AI systems became more deeply embedded in consumer‑facing products and services throughout 2025, regulators and private plaintiffs continued to test how existing privacy and consumer‑protection laws apply...

Buildings collect data about the experiences of occupants creating compliance questions that affect transaction values.

Recent state regulatory activity on surveillance pricing for consumer goods creates a heightened urgency for businesses engaged in algorithmic pricing based on consumer's personal data.

Last week, our Cybersecurity & Data Privacy team delivered a packed lineup of insights, expert discussions, and practical guidance to help organizations navigate today's fast‑moving privacy landscape.

The global data privacy and online safety landscape is undergoing a period of unprecedented regulatory transformation. Across every major economic region, lawmakers and regulators are moving aggressively to address the challenges posed by artificial intelligence ("AI"), biometric technologies, children's online experiences, and cross-border data flows.