Gain perspective on practical challenges in complying with current data privacy laws and learn strategies to overcome such challenges.
The regulation of data privacy in the U.S. is evolving rapidly, leaving many organizations uncertain about which data privacy laws they may be subject to, the general requirements under those laws, and what to anticipate soon if the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) or similar federal data privacy legislation becomes law. This presentation will help attendees gain perspective on some of the practical challenges in complying with current data privacy laws and offer strategies on how to overcome such challenges. The live webinar will also help attendees understand the focal areas of new proposed federal legislation and implications for organizations and individuals if such proposed legislation becomes law. This webinar is critical for those responsible for data privacy functions to gain insight into how to approach data privacy compliance in a manner that will align with legal requirements now and in the near future.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to describe the significance of the proposed ADPPA and what it will require of businesses if it becomes law.
- You will be able to explain some of the implications of a comprehensive US data privacy law for businesses and individuals.
- You will be able to After attending you will be able to identify gaps in current data privacy regulation in the US.
- You will be able to After attending you will be able to recognize recent trends in state consumer data privacy legislation throughout the US.
Agenda
The Proposed American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA)
- Background on the Adppa and Status of the Adppa Bill
- Key Requirements Under the Adppa
- Comparison of Adppa to Data Protection Laws in Other Countries
State Consumer Privacy Laws
- General Overview of US State Consumer Privacy Laws and Their Requirements
- Challenges and Other Considerations Regarding Compliance With State Consumer Privacy Laws
Current Gaps in the Regulation of Data Privacy in the Us
- Limitations on the Applicability of Current Laws
- Limitations on Individuals’ Rights Under Current Laws
- Enforcement of Current Laws
The Future of US Data Privacy Regulation
- Implications for Businesses and Individuals If Adppa (or a Similar Comprehensive Data Privacy Law) Is Passed
- Us Standing in the Global Privacy Community and Consequences for Global Data Transfers
Speakers
Jeremy Shapiro-Barr,
Health Sciences Law Group LLC- An attorney with Health Sciences Law Group LLC
- Assist clients with all aspects of global data privacy compliance, including but not limited to, drafting/negotiating agreements, developing internal compliance programs (e.g., policies and procedures, training, templates, and other compliance tools), conducting data privacy audits and gap analyses, and advising on new data privacy legislation and critical updates to existing legislation
- Author of various publications relating to health sciences and meeting GDPR requirements
- Member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
- J.D. degree, Marquette University Law School; B.A. degree, University of Madison
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for business owners and managers, presidents, vice presidents, directors, office managers, purchasing professionals, supervisors, accountants, attorneys, and marketing professionals.
