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Calif. AG Must Clarify Consumer Privacy Act Right Of Access

By Seamus Duffy, Michael Stortz, Meredith Slawe and Julie Busta (September 5, 2019, 3:34 PM EDT) -- The California Consumer Privacy Act, set to become effective in January 2020, will introduce a powerful new set of rights for California consumers — broad and inalienable rights to control the sharing, disposition, retention and use of their data. The central premise of the new law is that all consumers have an inalienable right, rooted in Article I, Section 1 of the California Constitution, to reclaim and/or demand deletion of personal information from businesses covered by the new law. ...

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