Molly is a member of the firm’s Privacy & Data Security practice group. She advises clients on matters including data breach notification, HIPAA compliance, and state and federal laws that impact collection, storage, use, and protection of personal information such as the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, CAN-SPAM, COPPA, and the Song-Beverly Credit Card Act. She helps clients assess the privacy and data security risks associated with new initiatives, assists clients with the identification and implementation of risk-mitigating controls, and administers privacy and data security investigations and assessments. She also regularly prepares and revises privacy notices and contracts to account for the requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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OCR’s recent focus on cybersecurity in the health care sector sends a clear message to HIPAA covered entities and business associates: OCR expects you to…
Following a public consultation on an initial version released last January, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) last month adopted a final version of its…
As the September 27th deadline to implement the new Standard Contractual Clauses (“SCCs”) approaches, many privacy practitioners are working overtime to help…
Last week, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) and the European Data Protection Supervisor (“EDPS”) published a joint opinion on the European Commission’s (“EC”)…
If you’ve been craving consistency and finality in the data privacy regulatory landscape after learning that the “final” regulations of the CCPA are…
Although we are still a little less than two months away from CCPA enforcement by the California Attorney General, the CCPA’s private right of action…
If you’re like us, you have probably noticed a recent trend of companies updating their website privacy policies to address the California Consumer Privacy Act…
Much ink has been spilled in the last few weeks over the recently-enacted Nevada consumer privacy law (SB 220) that permits consumers to opt out…
