Gregg Gilman, Davis+Gilbert Labor + Employment partner/co-chair, Gary Kibel, Davis+Gilbert Privacy + Data Security partner and Jesse B. Schneider, Davis+Gilbert Litigation + Dispute Resolution partner will speak on three workshop panels at the 2022 Innovating Commerce Serving Communities (ICSC) U.S Continue Reading
PR Council | What Every Agency CEO Needs to Know about Avoiding Legal Risks Associated with Privacy, Data and Technology
Davis+Gilbert will speak at a PR Council webinar on September 28. Gary Kibel, Davis+Gilbert Privacy + Data Security partner and Devin Kothari, Davis+Gilbert Intellectual Property + Media partner, will be presenting a session entitled "What Every Agency CEO Needs to Know about Avoiding Legal Risks Continue Reading
California Governor Signs Age-Appropriate Design Code into Law
The Bottom Line For the first time, a state has enacted a bipartisan law that imposes monetary fines on companies that violate children’s privacy or jeopardize the online safety of minors under age 18. The Act requires businesses to reevaluate their privacy practices related to children and Continue Reading
Interactive Advertising Bureau | Agencies and the New State Privacy Compliance Landscape
On September 13, Gary Kibel, Davis+Gilbert Privacy + Data Security partner, will participate in the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) conference Audience Connect: 2022 Find. Engage. Optimize. His panel is entitled “Agencies and the New State Privacy Compliance Landscape.” Session Continue Reading
PRNEWS Measurement & Data Summit | Privacy, Compliance and First-Party Data
On September 8, Davis+Gilbert Privacy + Data Security associate, Zachary Klein, will speak on a panel at PRNEWS Measurement & Data Summit during a session entitled “Privacy, Compliance and First-Party Data.” Session Overview As privacy legislation takes effect, companies need to prepare Continue Reading
First CCPA Enforcement Action’s $1.2 Million Fine to Sephora is a Wakeup Call for the Ad Tech Industry
The Bottom Line The first substantial CCPA enforcement action should be a wakeup call for the advertising industry. California is aggressively policing the industry and looking closely at the third-party tracking mechanisms used on sites. With the CPRA just around the corner, more Continue Reading