New state privacy laws regulating health data impose significant obligations and heightened risks. In addition to existing laws in California, Colorado and other states, Washington State’s My Health My Data Act and Nevada’s Consumer Health Data Privacy Law take effect in March 2024 and will require new or updated privacy notices, enhanced consent and many other compliance steps. Increasing regulator scrutiny of these issues and a new private cause of action in Washington make these laws top compliance priorities.

These laws impact entities ranging from healthcare providers and plans handling non-HIPAA health information online to pharmaceutical, fitness, wellness, identity verification and consumer goods companies. Join our health information privacy lawyers to understand how these laws apply to your company and what you need to do now to prepare.

Discussion topics include:

• The scope, applicability and requirements under state privacy laws related to health data
• A deep dive into complex issues arising under these laws, such as the use of cookies and online tracking technologies
• Benchmarking and practical recommendations for complying with these new requirements and building a harmonized compliance program

Minimum continuing legal education (MCLE) credit is pending in California, Illinois and New York. A Multi-Jurisdiction Certificate of Attendance will be made available to participants requesting MCLE credit in all other jurisdictions, depending upon that state’s rules. To be eligible to earn a CLE certificate, you must attend the entire program. Credit for partial attendance will not be provided.

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