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Intellectual property counsel Kevin M. Moss and associate Anna
C. Schoenfelder co-authored, in concert with privacy law
practitioners in the EU and Japan, a chapter in the book
"Japanese, American and European Private Information and Data
Protection for International Practice," which was published on
Oct. 17, 2017. The chapter surveying U.S. law and regulation
directed to protecting personal information. The chapter on U.S.
data protection laws provides an overview of the main U.S. federal
statutes governing personal data security, providing a general
summary of each statute, and the applicable enforcement mechanisms
and penalties that may be applied for violations. Also briefly
introduced are some U.S. data security and privacy regulations,
guidance from selected FTC enforcement action decisions as well as
some approaches to self-regulation certain industries in the U.S.
have taken.
The book is only available in Japanese.
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