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ONE, TWO PUNCH: Maryland Signs into Law Consumer Data Privacy, While Vermont’s BEAST of a Bill...
The National Law Review· 2 days agoThis week was busy in the world of Consumer Data Privacy both Maryland and Vermont passed their respective state law. This will apply to those who conduct business in the ...
Task force makes another run at 'ghost plates,' bridge, tunnel violators
Newsday· 6 hours agoThe 11th joint enforcement operation seized vehicles for severalviolations including unpaid tolls,...
Task force makes another run at 'ghost plates,' bridge, tunnel violators
Newsday· 6 hours agoThe 11th joint enforcement operation seized vehicles for severalviolations including unpaid tolls,...
Utah Updates Consumer Privacy and Protection Acts with AI-Focused Provisions | JD Supra
JD Supra· 3 days agoThe Utah AI Policy Act (AI Act) amends the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA) and Utah Consumer Sales Practices Act (UCSPA) to address consumer-related AI. The AI Act provides ...
HACC faculty asks for school to be held in contempt for Sunshine Act violations
The Patriot-News· 7 days agoThe union still does not have a contract with the Harrisburg-based community college, with union...
Employers and Insurance Companies Continue to be Targeted with Deluge of Claims Under the Illinois...
The National Law Review· 5 days agoOver 50 GIPA cases were filed in 2023 alone in the wake of that ruling, with many more now pending...
Nebraska and Kentucky Pass Comprehensive Privacy Laws | JD Supra
JD Supra· 6 days agoNebraska and Kentucky are the two latest states to jump on the bandwagon. Both follow the now familiar framework established by the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act. On April 17, 2024, ...
Interesting Engineering | Privacy Policy
Interesting Engineering· 5 days agoThe main purpose of this policy is to preserve the neutrality Interesting Engineering stands for and the integrity it provides in all aspects of its...
NFL heads to the Hill to lobby on drone incursions
Politico· 4 days agoJeff Merkley (D-Ore.) and John Kennedy (R-La.) would then require sign-off from Congress to resume using biometric screening methods. The industry trade groups sought to defuse privacy ...
Scofflaws owe city $11.75M
Wisconsin State Journal· 20 hours agoThe audit shows the court was unable to recover about 64% of fines from 68,000 citations during that time. People and businesses are not paying millions...
