I am honored to team up with the folks at LexShift, as this is a team of “practitioners for practitioners” that know about implementing high level information governance (IG) strategies. …
ARMA InfoCon 2025 marked a major milestone: 70 years of advancing the practice and profession of information governance. Isaza Law was present to participate in this year’s conference with a …
Unchanged for the last 12 years, this past April, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enacted multiple amendments to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). These amendments became effective on …
Continuing with our blog series dealing with AI compliance, this week we tackle the challenges of California’s AI Transparency Act. As the saying goes, “as California goes, so goes the …
Earlier this year, we briefly discussed multiple Artificial Intelligence (AI) Acts that are currently in effect or are in the process of being rolled out in the United States. See …
Last week, we introduced the topic of de-identified data, its exceptions under various comprehensive privacy laws, and two methods of how to properly de-identify data. In this week’s edition, we …
In previous blogs, we have discussed various privacy and AI laws that create restrictions on the processing of personal information. Today, we discuss de-identified data, which is generally exempt from …
Last week, the Delaware District Court issued a case of first impression ruling regarding the use of copyrighted works for artificial intelligence (AI) training. In Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH v. Ross …
This week, we are shifting our focus back to privacy law. Although our most recent blogs focused on A.I.-specific laws, which are still in their nascent stage, privacy laws actually …
I attended the American Bar Association’s Cyber & Technology Committee’s Winter Working Meeting last week in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where we caught up on the latest developments in the Cyber …
