Orrick Webinar: Spotlight on Fintech – How the New California and Nevada Privacy Laws Will Impact Data in Fintech

July.16.2019

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Please join Heather Sussman, Barrie VanBrackle and David Curtis for the Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation practice's webinar “Spotlight on Fintech – How the New California and Nevada Privacy Laws Will Impact Data in Fintech.”

California was the first U.S. state to enact a sweeping new privacy law, the CCPA, which comes into effect in January 2020. Nevada has now enacted a scaled-down version of the CCPA that is slated to take effect even sooner – as early as October 2019.

This webinar is the second in a series on U.S. privacy law developments in 2019 and will cover what the new era of data regulation means to the highly sensitive data that fintech companies, products and services handle.

What are the contours of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) exceptions?
How do the laws pertain to businesses versus service providers versus certified partners?
How to fold the new laws into your existing privacy diligence.
What the new laws mean for your use of personal information.

In advance of the webinar, complete Orrick's free CCPA Readiness Assessment and receive your free report summarizing the likely key impacts of the CCPA for your business. Then come prepared with questions to ask the presenters.

CLE Credits Available: Y

Authors

Heather Egan Partner, Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation, Global Compliance & Regulatory

Boston

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D:+1 617 880 1830
E: [email protected]

Practice:

Technology & Innovation Sector
Finance Sector
Energy & Infrastructure Sector
Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation
Global Compliance & Regulatory
Government Investigations and Enforcement Actions
Technology & Innovation
Fintech
Environmental, Social & Corporate Governance (ESG)
Strategic Advisory & Government Enforcement (SAGE)

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Heather Egan Partner

Boston

Heather partners with clients to reduce the risk of privacy and security incidents. In the event of an incident, she helps companies respond, successfully guiding them through investigation, remediation, notification and any ensuing government inquiries. She provides comprehensive crisis management support and companies rely on her to manage their response to catastrophes, investigations and government probes involving conduct by employees, contractors and third parties.

To help clients navigate complicated global regulatory compliance challenges, she leads comprehensive cybersecurity and privacy assessments worldwide, vets risks in corporate transactions, conducts internal investigations stemming from data incidents, and drafts and negotiates contracts concerning data-related vendors and arrangements. She regularly counsels businesses on how to mitigate risks associated with the collection, use, retention, disclosure, transfer and disposal of personal data. Outside of the U.S., she manages teams of talented counsel around the world to deliver seamless advice for clients that operate across many jurisdictional lines, developing comprehensive privacy and cybersecurity programs that address competing regulatory regimes.

David Curtis Senior Associate, Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation, Technology Transactions

Seattle; Boston

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D:+1 206 839 4338
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Practice:

Technology & Innovation Sector
Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation
Technology Transactions
Strategic Advisory & Government Enforcement (SAGE)

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David Curtis Senior Associate

Seattle; Boston

David drafts and negotiates data licenses and other commercial contracts in which privacy and security issues are a key concern. In addition, he regularly advises clients on privacy policies, website terms and conditions and data processing agreements. David also counsels clients on digital advertising, Internet law and consumer protection, with a particular focus on compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA), the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), restrictions on unfair and deceptive trade practices and app store privacy requirements. David helped develop Orrick’s CCPA Readiness Assessment Tool, which enables companies to test how ready they are to comply with the CCPA as a first step to constructing a strategic compliance roadmap.

Before joining Orrick, David was an associate at Ropes & Gray LLP and an adjunct professor at Harvard Law School, where he taught legal research, writing and analysis. David clerked for Justice Barbara Lenk of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts.