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Lexology PRO | USA | 26 May 2023
TikTok and other US online bans could create additional risk
Attempts to block access to TikTok and other online services pose significant corporate and consumer challenges that may heighten data privacy and cybersecurity risks.
Lexology PRO | USA | 19 May 2023
TikTok content creators sue Montana over app ban
Hours after Montana’s governor signed a bill banning TikTok usage in the state, local TikTok users claimed the law limits their free speech and oversteps federal authorities.
Lexology PRO | USA | 17 May 2023
NIST cybersecurity update to normalise more proactive measures
NIST’s draft cybersecurity framework hints at a new focus on continuous improvement, supply chain risk and other forward-looking practices.
Lexology PRO | USA | 12 Apr 2023
Emboldened states are passing stringent child privacy laws
Failure at the federal level to pass or amend child privacy laws is spurring more states to pass their own measures in response to the government’s and constituents’ concerns.
Lexology PRO | USA | 6 Apr 2023
FTC commissioner: Generative AI isn’t my top concern
As ChatGPT and generative AI grow in the public discourse, FTC Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya said he is continuing to focus on the more common AI-based decision-making tools and ensuring that regulated entities can open the black box of their algorithms.
Lexology PRO | Germany | 20 Mar 2023
German government fights Facebook page ban
The German government’s press office is challenging the federal data regulator’s decision to force it to delete the government’s facebook page.
Lexology PRO | USA | 8 Mar 2023
White House proposes shifting cybersecurity liability to tech providers
The White House’s national cybersecurity strategy may lack enforcement bite but it highlights the federal government’s evolving incentives to enhance cybersecurity by various methods – including setting new standards and shifting legal liability.
Lexology PRO | USA | 7 Mar 2023
Judge tosses LabMD’s negligence claims against FTC
A Georgia federal judge has dismissed LabMD’s lawsuit that alleged the FTC was negligent and acted improperly during its civil enforcement action, finding the complaint was time-barred and the FTC’s alleged actions were protected.
Lexology PRO | USA | 1 Mar 2023
Private right of action and pre-emption worries still hinder US privacy law prospects
Republicans and Democrats appear focused on passing a national data privacy law but a hearing has hinted that key roadblocks remain.
HopgoodGanim | Australia | 23 Jan 2023
The Voice to Parliament: what do we know?
A referendum on a Voice for First Nations Peoples is to be put to the people of Australia in 2023. In this article Partner Jonathan Fulcher and…
