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Attorney for health information privacy, security, and breach notification at Davis Wright Tremaine in Washington, D.C.
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Trust Issues: July 2026

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By Michael Borgia, Adam Greene
| JD Supra
A Wave of Artificial Intelligence Bills Await New York Governor's Signature President Trump Issues Two Executive Orders on Quantum Computing Court Allows ECPA Claim Premised on DOJ Bulk Data Rule Violation to Proceed CISA Town Halls Point to Potentially Significant Changes to CIRCIA Notification Rules Five Eyes to Corporate Leaders: Act Now to Address AI Cyber Risks FCC's Breach Reporting Rules: Updates on Ohio Telecom Ass'n v. FCC AI bills are surging in state legislatures.
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Trust Issues: June 2026

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By Michael Borgia, Adam Greene
| JD Supra
Connecticut Amends Data Privacy Act and Regulates Data Brokers and Algorithmic Pricing Reg S-P Amendments for "Small Entities" Effective on June 3, 2026 NYDFS Issues Guidance on Frontier AI Cyber Risks New sections and amendments to the CTDPA substantially limit the sale of personal data, algorithmic pricing, use of facial recognition technology, and more.
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Trust Issues: May 2026

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By Michael Borgia, Adam Greene
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Regulators Focus on Data-Driven Pricing in Response to Perceptions of Unfairness and Opaque Use of Personal Information Enforcement of Colorado AI Act Delayed House Republicans Introduce Comprehensive Federal Privacy Legislation Changes to FedRAMP Incident Reporting Requirements Using personal information to set consumer pricing has long been a practice in a wide range of industries to some degree, such as through loyalty programs.
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