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Articles by Tatyana Ruderman
October 1 Brings a New Wave of State Privacy Obligations: Connecticut and Maryland
On October 1, 2026, most of Connecticut’s Public Act 26-64 (Senate Bill 4) takes effect, updating its comprehensive privacy law with a geolocation sale ban, facial recognition rules, a narrower “publicly available information” exclusion, and a data broker framework. Maryland’s first-in-the-nation surveillance pricing ban for grocers takes effect the same day.
Texas App Store Age Law is Enjoined — InfoLawGroup LLP
by: Tatyana Ruderman Last week, a Texas federal court enjoined the Texas App Store Accountability Act from taking effect as anticipated on January 1. As a reminder, this Texas law impacts companies with mobile applications that are distributed through app stores as it requires app stores to verify user ages at the platform level, but also puts obligations on app owners/operators.
Text & Call Consent Revocation Rules Not Revoked – What You Need to Know Before April 2025 to Stay in TCPA Compliance — InfoLawGroup LLP
While you may have seen in the press that a new FCC rule around consent was delayed and invalidated in the 11th circuit, as of now, the FCC’s revocation of consent rule is still set to take effect (see: Strengthening the Ability of Consumers to Stop Robocalls). This rule significantly expands requirements for how consumers can revoke consent to receive calls and texts from a business.
Text & Call Consent Revocation Rules Not Revoked - What You Need to Know Before April 2025 to Stay in TCPA Compliance
While you may have seen in the press that a new FCC rule around consent was delayed and invalidated in the 11th circuit, as of now, the FCC’s revocation of consent rule is still set to take effect (see: Strengthening the Ability of Consumers to Stop Robocalls). This rule significantly expands requirements for how consumers can revoke consent to receive calls and texts from a business.
7 Questions to Ask Before Giving a Vendor Access to Your Data Set In An Artificially Intelligent World
In 2024 we have seen many voices enter the chat on how to approach AI governance, globally and locally. One thing is clear: the time to begin addressing AI compliance is yesterday, and the considerations below are a good place to start. To start thinking about what more you may need to do, we present you with 7 questions to ask before handing over access to your data set. Question 1. What Are My Legal Obligations?
Privacy Lessons Learned from DoorDash — InfoLawGroup LLP
by Tatyana Ruderman and Dhara Shah On February 21st, the California AG announced its second major enforcement action under the CCPA. This time, the CA AG focused in on the CCPA’s rules around sales of consumer data and requirements to provide notice and the ability to opt out of such practice. Specifically, claiming that DoorDash engaged in sales by participating in marketing cooperatives and failed to disclose this to consumers and provide the ability to opt out.
Wayfair ruling levels the playing field between bricks-and-mortar and online businesses
It was a precedent-setting ruling two years in the making, but in June the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision in Wayfair v. South Dakota—a ruling that will now allow states to charge sales tax for online purchases.
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