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To Help the New Administration Help Your Industry, You Need an Agency Strategy (Real Estate Finance Journal)

Artie McConnell Comments on Upcoming DOJ Data Security Program in Dark Reading Article

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Alexander Reid Presents Update on Nonprofit Legislation, Regulation at Illinois CPA Society Symposium

“California’s design code law brings uncertainty and heightened precautions,” published Sept. 27, 2022, in Global Data Review, focuses on the implications of new California legislation aimed at safeguarding children’s privacy and mental health. Associate Justin Yedor told the publication that “companies will need to take a holistic approach to comply with the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act,” which was signed into law this month and is set to go into effect in 2024. “This is a really open-ended bill. What the actual compliance looks like for a business may vary form company to company,” he said.  <a href="https://globaldatareview.com/article/californias-design-code-law-brings-uncertainty-and-heightened-precautions" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read the article (subscription required).</a>

Justin Yedor Quoted in Article About Impacts of New California Design Code Law

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