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2026 Artificial Intelligence Rules and Global Data Protection Risks

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By Randall Edwards, Sid Mody, Scott W. Pink
| American Bar Association Verified
Summary The EU Artificial Intelligence Act continues its phased implementation. In late 2025, the European Commission introduced the Digital Omnibus Package, which proposes targeted amendments to the GDPR to simplify compliance and provide clearer legal bases for modern data uses—especially around AI, research, and incident reporting. Other countries continue to enter the regulatory space with respect to global privacy regulations.
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2026 Data Security and Privacy Compliance Checklist: Key U.S. State Law Updates, Changes to AI Rules and COPPA

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By Randall Edwards, Sid Mody, Scott W. Pink
| American Bar Association Verified
Summary As of March 2026, twenty U.S. states now have comprehensive privacy laws, with Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island laws taking effect in 2026 and adding new assessment, notice, and transparency obligations. California, Connecticut, Colorado, Maryland, and Minnesota are raising the bar on risk assessments, profiling, biometric data, opt-out tools, and privacy notice accuracy.
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Law Firms Must Embed Cybersecurity in Governance to Protect Data

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By Sid Mody, Randall Edwards, Alexander Briggs
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Law firms’ volume of sensitive data make them targets for data breaches, so cyber risk should be critical to client service. • Attorneys may have ethical and legal obligations to safeguard client data and communicate clearly and promptly with affected clients about the extent of a data breach. • Firms should consider best practices outside the IT department such as integrating cybersecurity into firm governance and giving staff regular security training.
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