With No Federal Law in Sight, States Continue to Refine Their Own Data Privacy Laws

By David Quinn Gacioch on August 26, 2015

Posted In Employment, Privacy and Data Security

With no Congressional consensus to adopt a federal data privacy and breach notification statute, states are updating and refining their already-existing laws to enact more stringent requirements for companies. Two states recently passed updated data privacy laws with significant changes.

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Tags: Connnecticut Act Improving Data Security and Effectiveness, credit monitoring, data security and breach notification, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, HIPAA, personally identifying information, Rhode Island Identity Theft Protection Act, state data privacy laws

David Quinn Gacioch
David Quinn (Dave) Gacioch focuses his practice on litigation and enforcement defense, primarily related to the US healthcare sector. Dave counsels hospitals, health systems, physician practices, and other providers, along with payors, private equity sponsors, pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, and others involved in the US healthcare system, on compliance and risk mitigation issues. He conducts internal investigations for clients, and represents them in government investigations, enforcement actions, and civil and criminal litigation, including class actions. Read David Gacioch's full bio.

With No Federal Law in Sight, States Continue to Refine Their Own Data Privacy Laws

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