Regulatory Compliance

September 9, 2026
August 2026 Regulatory Roundup

PRIVACY & DATA SECURITY CalPrivacy Tags Data Broker With Its First Dual-Statute Enforcement Action The California Privacy Protection Agency brought its first enforcement action charging a data broker with violations

September 3, 2026
ComplianceTalk: AI in Discovery and the FTC’s Pricing Comment Window

In this episode of ComplianceTalk, Chad flies solo while Michele is out assisting with client work. But with plenty to cover, the show must go on! He starts with a

August 27, 2026
Not So Private After All: Your Next AI Chat Could Become Exhibit A in Court

Generative AI has quickly become part of everyday business. Employees are now regularly using tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot, and turning to AI for help in summarizing documents,

August 19, 2026
ComplianceTalk: TCPA Circuit Split, RMD Changes, and Children’s Privacy Bills

This episode of ComplianceTalk covers a Seventh Circuit ruling that just shook things up under the TCPA. In Steidinger v. Blackstone Medical Services, the court found that text messages don’t

August 6, 2026
July 2026 Regulatory Roundup

PRIVACY & DATA SECURITY CalPrivacy’s First Sectoral Audit Is a Warning Shot for Every Data-Heavy Industry California’s Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) has launched its inaugural formal privacy audit, targeting gig

July 16, 2026
ComplianceTalk: What “Unfair or Deceptive Acts and Practices” Really Means

It’s our 10th episode of ComplianceTalk! To mark the occasion, Michele and Chad step away from the usual roundup of new developments for a primer on UDAP: Unfair, Deceptive Acts

July 9, 2026
June 2026 Regulatory Roundup

PRIVACY & DATA SECURITY Supreme Court Rules Geofence Warrants Trigger Fourth Amendment Protections The Supreme Court has ruled that geofence warrants, which compel technology companies to hand over location data

June 18, 2026
ComplianceTalk: Influencer Risks, Imposter Scams, and a State’s Crackdown on Junk Fees

In Episode 9 of ComplianceTalk, Michele Shuster and Chad Blackham examine a wave of enforcement activity signaling that regulators at every level, from federal agencies to state attorneys general to

June 16, 2026
Ohio Has a New Attorney General. What Does It Mean for Businesses?

On June 8, 2026, Andy Wilson stepped into the role of Attorney General following Dave Yost’s resignation, taking over the office for the remainder of the current term. What Changes

June 8, 2026
May 2026 Regulatory Roundup

PRIVACY & DATA SECURITY FTC Closes the Book on Kochava After Three-Year Location Data Fight The FTC has reached a proposed settlement with data broker Kochava and its subsidiary, Collective