USA: 2020 Privacy Legislation - Part 2: Illinois, New Jersey and Minnesota
In this two-part Insight series, James Snell, Marina Gatto, Zachary Watterson, Nathan Duletzke of Perkins Cole LLP, provide an overview of the evolution of consumer privacy legislation in 2020, including a recap of the bills that failed, and an overview of the privacy-related bills that remain pending. Following their analysis of state consumer protection privacy legislation and contact tracing bills in New York and California in Part 1, in this second part they summarise the same categories of bills in a selection of other US states, focusing in particular on legislative efforts in Illinois, New Jersey and Minnesota.
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