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Morrison & Foerster Global Privacy & Data Security Group co-chair Alex van der Wolk and partner Annabel Gillham authored an article for CIO that offers advice on the implications of the California Consumer Privacy Act on EU businesses.

The California Consumer Privacy Act and EU Businesses – Another Hurdle in Race for Compliance?

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Morrison & Foerster Global Privacy & Data Security Group co-chair Alex van der Wolk and partner Annabel Gillham authored an article for <a href="https://www.cio.co.uk/it-strategy/ccpa-eu-businesses-another-hurdle-in-race-for-compliance-3776186/" target="_blank">CIO</a> that offers advice on the implications of the California Consumer Privacy Act on EU businesses.The article covers the CCPA’s new privacy obligations for organizations doing business in California, which go into effect on January 1, 2020, and advises businesses established in the EU on how to assess whether they are in the scope of the CCPA. “The good news is that organizations that have already implemented a GDPR compliance programme will have an advantage over a business that was not subject to the GDPR,” Alex and Annabel write. “The not-so-good news is that those efforts alone will not be enough to comply fully with the CCPA, and there may be some additional steps that need to be taken.”Alex and Annabel break down each of these steps for businesses, discuss the similarities and differences between the CCPA and the GDPR, and share tips for how businesses can comply with each requirement.

The California Consumer Privacy Act and EU Businesses – Another Hurdle in Race for Compliance?