Of Counsel Thomas Nolan reviews 2024's State Consumer Privacy Law Enforcement in recent Law360 Article

Many states have passed consumer privacy laws in recent years, and they are coming into effect in cascading waves.

Unlike many areas of law — where meat is put on the bones of new statutes by decisions in cases with private litigants — most of these laws have no private right of action, and are enforceable only by the state attorney general or enforcement agency.

In this article published by Law360, Quinn Emanuel Of Counsel Thomas Nolan reviews 2024's State Consumer Privacy Law Enforcement, examining substantial overlaps in regulatory priorities across the most active states, and giving insight into the likely paths of future enforcement.

Read the article here.

Learn more about Thomas here.