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<em>Cleveland Jewish News</em> Profiles Nathaniel Goldfinger

DOJ Reports Highest-Ever False Claims Act Recoveries in FY 2025, Exceeding $6.8 Billion

The FTC Dusts Off the 2004-Era Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act for the Benefit of Student-Athletes

Back to Basics and Staying Under the Radar: General Counsel’s Guide to SEC Enforcement Under Trump 2.0 (<em>Corporate Counsel</em>)

Heading into 2026, U.S. companies can expect to face an increasingly volatile and fragmented privacy compliance landscape. Regulators are poised to intensify enforcement, public attention to privacy issues continues to grow, and class action litigation over the use of online tracking technologies shows few signs of slowing. Although no new comprehensive state privacy laws passed in 2025, the year was anything but quiet. California introduced demanding new regulations, other states amended existing privacy laws to tighten exemptions and add new rights and obligations, and enforcement actions highlighted compliance expectations. Targeted laws also emerged, addressing issues such as minors’ data, text message marketing, data brokers, and AI accountability. Join us to explore practical strategies for a compliant 2026.

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Lessons from 2025 and what they mean for your privacy strategy

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Enforcement and litigation trends to watch

Incoming compliance requirements on the horizon

Practical ways to leverage your existing privacy program to meet emerging challenges

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1.0 CLE credit hour approved for CA, CO, DE, IL, GA, FL, OH, NY, NJ, PA, TX and WA. Other states may be available upon request.

Before we step into 2026, check out <a href="https://www.bakerlaw.com/insights/year-end-review-data-privacy-insights-to-take-into-2026/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">our privacy team’s 2025 Year-End Review</a>.

The Privacy Strategist: Privacy Resolutions for a Compliant 2026

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