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Global Data Protection Insights
Our Global Data Protection Insights newsletter distills the most important regulatory, enforcement, and litigation developments from Australia, Europe, China, the United States, and beyond into one concise, practitioner-authored resource. Whether you are navigating new HIPAA cybersecurity requirements, children's privacy obligations, or cross-border data transfer rules, this newsletter gives you the clarity and context to act with confidence.
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K&L Gates LLP
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Seventh Circuit Confirms No “Per Scan” Damages
A recent Seventh Circuit ruling provides relief for companies facing BIPA litigation by determining that Illinois's 2024 amendments eliminating per-scan damages calculations apply retroactively to pending cases. The court's decision that these changes are procedural rather than substantive means defendants in cases filed before the amendments can benefit from the more favorable damages framework.
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Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
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From Timeclocks To AI Notetakers: Biometric Privacy In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Biometric privacy litigation has evolved beyond traditional fingerprint timeclocks to encompass AI-driven technologies like voice analytics, facial recognition, and automated hiring tools. Organizations using these everyday AI applications may face significant legal exposure under laws like Illinois' BIPA, as courts and regulators increasingly scrutinize how companies collect and process biometric data.
United States Technology
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Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
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Does The FTC’s Strategic Plan Give Enough Direction To Businesses On Privacy And Data Security?
The FTC's newly published 2026-2030 Strategic Plan reveals the agency's enforcement priorities for the coming years, with a primary focus on consumer protection through privacy and data security measures. With only two commissioners currently in place, the plan outlines key program areas including fighting deception, addressing unlawful privacy conduct, holding BigTech accountable for harm to children, protecting workers, and combating unfair ticket sales practices.
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Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
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Oracle Knows More About You Than You Think: Lessons From Oracle v. Kelkar
Oracle's lawsuit against a former employee reveals the extensive customer data Oracle collects and uses to drive sales strategy. The case exposes how Oracle tracks deployment details, pricing, contract terms, and usage patterns to maintain informational advantage in negotiations. Companies running Oracle software should understand the implications of this data collection and take steps to level the playing field.
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Tactical Law Group LLP
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“Oh What A Beautiful Morning” For Oklahoma Privacy: Key Takeaways From The Sooner States’ New Consumer Data Protection Law
Oklahoma has enacted comprehensive consumer privacy legislation through Senate Bill 546, establishing a new data protection framework that takes effect January 1, 2027. The law grants consumers rights to access, correct, delete, and port their personal data while imposing obligations on controllers and processors to maintain reasonable security practices, conduct data protection assessments, and respond to consumer requests within specified timeframes.
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Taft Stettinius & Hollister
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