Everything seems to get better and last longer. Remember when it was recommended to change your oil every 3,000 miles? Now it is 5,000 miles. Remember when milk used to go sour in the fridge in a few days? Now it will make it through the weekend. However, as the realm of privacy law advances, Continue Reading
Digiday | WTF Is AI ‘Grounding’ Licensing, and Why Do Publishers Say It Matters Over Training Deals?
Publishers and AI platforms are starting to move past one-time training deals and are focusing more on usage-based agreements, often called “grounding” or “RAG.” Gary Kibel, a partner in the Privacy, Technology + Data Security Practice Group at Davis+Gilbert, was quoted in Digiday discussing the Continue Reading
Bloomberg Law | Meta’s Health Privacy Trial Loss Spotlights Power of Wiretapping
On August 1, a San Francisco jury used the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) to deliver a groundbreaking verdict in the Flo menstrual app case against Meta, establishing a viable blueprint for future privacy cases against Big Tech. CIPA, passed in 1967, was originally designed to protect Continue Reading
Privacy Daily | Minnesota’s Comprehensive Privacy Law Takes Effect, Includes Novel Right to Question
Minnesota’s new comprehensive privacy law that took effect Thursday, July 31, includes several unique and uncommon requirements, such as requiring companies to allow consumers to question their automated decisions. But many of the law's stipulations are already considered best practices. Zachary Continue Reading
Summer Privacy Reset: Catch Up, Clean Up, Comply
The Bottom Line The U.S. privacy landscape continues to evolve, with new laws being enacted or coming into effect, existing laws being amended or updated, and state regulators building up their privacy enforcement capacity. Below are some significant U.S. privacy developments to consider as Continue Reading
Bloomberg Law | States Move To Add Mental Health Warning Labels to Social Media
With courts striking down age-verification and parental consent laws, states are turning to a new strategy – requiring mental health warning labels on social media platforms. But tech industry groups claim these measures violate the First Amendment. Gary Kibel, a partner in the Privacy, Continue Reading
The Monopoly Report | Kids Privacy in the Ad Space
Children’s privacy laws have evolved tremendously over the years since first being introduced in the 90s. How do businesses stay compliant in this complex landscape? In this episode of The Monopoly Report podcast, “Kids Privacy in the Ad Space,” Davis+Gilbert Privacy, Technology + Data Security Continue Reading
Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) | NAI Summit: Moving Privacy Forward
Quick Details Davis+Gilbert is proud to sponsor the 2025 NAI Summit: Moving Privacy Forward on May 21-22 in San Francisco, California. On Wednesday, May 21, Gary Kibel (Partner, Privacy, Technology + Data Security) will participate in a session titled "Are “Authorized Agent” Providers Continue Reading
The Washington Post | Genetic Data Will Be Safeguarded With 23andMe Sale, Drugmaker Vows
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has confirmed its acquisition of 23andMe’s DNA testing business – ensuring customers they will continue to offer the popular DNA service and adopt the company’s standing privacy policies to safeguard customer data. While it’s common for customer data to transfer due to an Continue Reading
The PR Council | Future-Proofing Your Agency: Critical Legal Strategies for Leaders | Session: Privacy
Quick Details In partnership with The PR Council, the only U.S.-based association dedicated to agencies with public relations offerings, Davis+Gilbert is proud to present a special series of three webinars. The "Future-Proofing Your Agency: Critical Legal Strategies for Leaders" seminar series Continue Reading