2024 continues to be dominated by new data privacy legislation across the United States. In April alone Kentucky's Consumer Data Protection Act (KCDPA) became law, Maryland's Act concerning the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act passed the national legislature, Nebraska's Data Privacy Act was approved by the Governor, and the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) was unveiled. In line with existing US State privacy legislation, the laws in Kentucky and Maryland introduce requirements governing the collection, use, sale, and sharing of consumer data, and establish consumer data rights. At the federal level, the APRA has notable similarities to the American Data Privacy and Protection Act, although the bills also differ in important ways.   

In this webinar, OneTrust DataGuidance and expert contributors unpacked Kentucky, Maryland, Nebraska, and the US Federal APRA examining the key commonalities and requirements. Watch the recording for insights into the draft APRA and analyze how a federal bill could influence the privacy landscape in the United States.

Key takeaways include:

• An overview of new privacy legislation in the US at the state level.
• Insights into the draft American Privacy Rights Act (APRA).
• Best practices for navigating the complex US privacy landscape and preparing for compliance

Speakers:

• Alexandra P. Moylan, Partner, Nelson Mullins
• Julia Jacobson, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs
• Odia Kagan, Partner, Chair of GDPR Compliance and International Privacy, Fox Rothschild LLP
• Mike Halaiko, Partner, Nelson Mullins