The debate regarding federal privacy legislation took a big step forward this week as Congress held a double-header of consumer […]

Keir Lamont · February 28, 2019

Privacy protection in the United States is characterized by multiple sector-specific privacy laws, with backstop enforcement carried out through the […]

Keir Lamont & Jacqueline Yin · February 25, 2019

2019 is here, and it is looking like competition issues will be a big part of policy considerations for the […]

Matthew Lane · January 9, 2019

Last week, the FTC held the sixth in its set of hearings focusing on “Competition and Consumer Protection in the […]

Project Disco · November 14, 2018

This post provides a snapshot of what certified companies have been doing in order to meet their obligations under the […]

Alex Roure · October 17, 2018

According to Giuseppe Colangelo, Jean Monnet Professor of European Innovation Policy, Associate Professor of Law and Economics at University of […]

Project Disco · August 27, 2018

The European Commission will soon publish new rules aimed at improving law enforcement access to “digital evidence” held by online […]

Alex Roure · April 16, 2018

Last month, Congress passed the CLOUD (“Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data”) Act, legislation designed to address the complex conflict […]

Bijan Madhani · April 11, 2018

The European Union’s ePrivacy rules are on the operating table. The anesthetist is at work and the surgeon is sharpening […]

James Waterworth · May 15, 2017

Leaders of innovation constantly challenge the federal government to maintain pace with the rapidly developing demands of emerging technologies. A […]

Kacee Taylor · July 22, 2016