Privacy Law and Privacy Regulations

Utah's H.B. 397 establishes livestreaming as the default for open court proceedings, requiring the Administrative Office of the Courts to broadcast hearings and trials online while maintaining recordings for public access.

When inventors use external AI tools to brainstorm, refine technical explanations, or draft materials, they may inadvertently create patent-defeating public disclosures.

The private credit market is experiencing rapid transformation as artificial intelligence reshapes transaction sourcing, evaluation, and portfolio management. As AI adoption accelerates amid heightened credit scrutiny and competitive pressures, market participants face critical questions about data reliability, documentation standards, and regulatory compliance that will define the future of private debt investing.

Duane Morris partners Jerry Maatman and Jessica La Londe, along with associate Ryan Garippo, explore the firm's Insurance Class Action Review, examining the evolving landscape of class action litigation in the insurance sector.

Government contractors face mounting legal challenges as plaintiffs leverage decades-old state wiretap laws to target modern website technologies like cookies and analytics tools. With thousands of data privacy cases flooding federal courts and novel legal theories emerging around routine online business practices, contractors must understand their exposure under laws like California's CIPA and Florida's FSCA.

Data Processing Agreements have become essential tools in vendor relationships, but customers and vendors often approach negotiations from fundamentally different perspectives.