Government,
Administrative/Regulatory
Oct. 21, 2019
Planning for CCPA compliance with shifting timelines
Unfortunately, exactly when this massive regulatory regime becomes fully enforceable is unclear, leaving the business community in a quandary over how to plan.
Grant Davis-Denny
Partner
Munger Tolles & Olson LLP
Email: Grant.Davis-Denny@mto.com
UCLA School of Law
Grant Davis-Denny is a partner at He regularly advise clients on proactive data security and privacy issues.
John W. Berry
Partner
Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP
350 S Grand Ave
Los Angeles , CA 90071
Email: John.Berry@mto.com
University of Virginia School of Law
John is a former SEC Enforcement Division senior officer who focuses on SEC and other white collar matters, cybersecurity issues, as well as securities-related and other high-stakes commercial litigation.
Robyn K. Bacon
Partner
Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP
Phone: 213-683-9223
Email: Robyn.Bacon@mto.com
Harvard Law School
Robyn focuses on complex commercial litigation, trial advocacy and white collar defense and investigations. She is a former Assistant U.S. Attorney who has prosecuted criminal cases involving a range of cybercrimes.
Last week, the California attorney general released draft regulations for the California Consumer Privacy Act, the nation's most ambitious data privacy law. The regulations do not merely interpret the CCPA statute; if finalized, they would significantly expand the CCPA's requirements for businesses subject to the law. The potential consequences for the California economy -- and the national economy -- are immense. The attorney general estimates that as many as 400,000...
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