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SEC Director of Enforcement Warns of a ‘Perfect Storm’ Developing Around AI

The Privacy Strategist – The Children’s Data Life Cycle

Sophilia Wu Receives Best Lawyer Under 40 Award from the State Bar of Texas Asian Pacific Interest Section

Amy Traub Serves as Commentator for 76th NYU Annual Conference on Labor & Employment Law: Challenges & Opportunities

On August 11, 2022, Partner Daniel Kaufman was quoted in “FTC Begins Privacy, Security Rulemaking over GOP Rebuke” in Law360. Over the objections of its two Republican commissioners, the FTC this week gave notice of proposed rulemaking. It is seeking public input as part of its plan to craft new rules that would set limits on companies’ use and sharing of consumer data; it also plans to crack down on lax data security. Kaufman says the rulemaking will take many years. If completed, he says, new rules “would have an enormous impact on how companies do business.” However, he adds, any broad rule would likely encounter legal challenges questioning whether the FTC has authority to set such rules.  <a href="https://www.law360.com/media/articles/1520269?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=section" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read the article.</a>

Daniel Kaufman Quoted in Law360 Regarding Proposed FTC Privacy Rulemaking

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