Dec 142023

USA: An Overview of State Data Privacy Laws Part Four – Data Subject Rights and Privacy Policy Requirements

Sheri Porath Rockwell and Ernesto R. Claeyssen
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In Part Four of the OneTrust DataGuidance Insight articles on state data privacy laws, Sidley lawyers Sheri Porath Rockwell and Ernesto Claeyssen discuss data subject rights and privacy policy requirements under the patchwork of 13 U.S. states’ comprehensive data privacy laws that have been passed. Sheri and Ernesto confirm that data subject rights and privacy policy requirements under these laws are similar in many respects, but also highlight important differences between the laws.

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Sheri Porath Rockwell

Century City

sheri.rockwell@sidley.com

Ernesto R. Claeyssen

New York

eclaeyssen@sidley.com

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