Ensuring compliance with data privacy laws is becoming increasingly complex for legal professionals. The bouquet of upcoming laws that are scheduled to come into effect in 2024 pose significant implications, with Utah’s privacy law setting the pace as it is due to be enforced by the end of December. This will be closely followed by the California Privacy Rights Act’s enforcement date scheduled for Q1. Additionally, three more US state privacy laws will be in place in 2024, making the regulatory environment around data privacy even more multifaceted.
Legal professionals are therefore advised to reassess their current privacy programs and introduce the necessary changes to ensure compliance. This need raises pertinent questions regarding readiness and steps for timely compliance.
In an upcoming webinar, organized by Osano, Rachael Ormiston, the Head of Privacy, along with Husch Blackwell attorneys Shelby Dolen and Taylor Kay Lively, will delve into 2024’s impending data privacy laws. The webinar will take place on Thursday, December 7th at 1pm EST.
Whether it’s a clarification about Utah’s enactment, understanding the impact of CPRA’s enforcement, or a comprehensive rundown of the three additional state privacy laws, professionals working in corporate legal departments, law firms, privacy offices, and law enforcement agencies are highly encouraged to attend and benefit from this crucial discussion that aims to help participants navigate the challenging landscape of data privacy laws through 2024.
By staying current on these changes, attendees can ensure their organizations are ready for the upcoming shifts in privacy legislation. After all, while the landscape is complex, knowledge and preparation can smooth the path to compliance.