United States: Privacy Protection

Dismissing a putative nationwide class action against Samba TV, Inc., a California federal court recently held that CIPA and CDAFA do not apply extraterritorially...

Starting January 1, 2026, new CCPA regulations will require employers doing business in California to conduct a privacy risk assessment before engaging in many activities involving HR data.

Offering free Wi-Fi is a common courtesy in today's connected world, especially for faith-based organizations hosting events, services, or community programs.

Turning small AI wins into everyday business value requires reliable execution, strong controls, and measurable results. Many organizations stop at pilots and proofs of concept (POCs), missing the opportunity to make AI a daily productivity driver. Here's how to move GenAI from experimentation to production without losing trust or control.

The regulatory environment has transformed cybersecurity failure into a core legal, financial, and compliance risk. Today, organizations must navigate a complex maze of conflicting deadlines across state...

alifornia has again taken the national lead in regulating privacy and emerging technology with Governor Gavin Newsom recently signing a landmark package of privacy and artificial intelligence...

This week's episode of the Class Action Weekly Wire features Duane Morris partner Jerry Maatman and senior associate Hayley Ryan with their analysis of a California federal court's...

As the automotive industry heads into the final stretch of 2025, At the Wheel: An Automotive Roundup brings you the latest from Dykema's Automotive, Mobility & Transportation group.

When Reddit sued Anthropic in June, the company drew attention for omitting copyright claims altogether. Instead, it framed data scraping as an issue of how content is accessed rather than who owns it, grounding its argument in platform contracts and system-use theories.