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The Privacy Filter: A Briefing on Privacy Law and Policy
The Privacy Filter: Barnes & Thornburg's Briefing on Privacy Law & Policy breaks down the legal and regulatory developments shaping data privacy, data security, and artificial intelligence. In each episode, the firm’s attorneys and guests translate emerging laws, enforcement actions, and technology trends into practical insights for business leaders and in-house counsel.
The Privacy Filter: A Briefing on Privacy Law and Policy
Latest Episodes
The AI Era Is Redefining the Role of the General Counsel
In this episode, Erica Sylvester, General Counsel at Authenticx, shares insights on how AI and privacy law are transforming the legal landscape, especially in healthcare. She discusses the evolving role of GCs, the importance of understanding p...
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CIPA Lawsuits, Tracking Technology Lawsuits, and Why Privacy Takes Center Stage
What happens when decades-old wiretapping laws collide with modern website technology?In this episode, Brian McGinnis and Lyric Menges unpack the growing wave of website tracking litigation under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (...
The Privacy Filter: Your Users Don’t Think About Privacy the Way You Do
In this episode, Owen Agho explores generational perspectives on privacy, focusing on location sharing, social media, and AI. Featuring students from Georgetown University, it highlights how different age groups perceive privacy risks and socia...
The Privacy Filter: SB 140 Explained: New Rules for Text Message Marketing
In this episode, Brian McGinnis is joined by Megan New to break down Texas SB 140 and what it means for companies that rely on SMS to engage customers. They walk through how the law builds on the federal TCPA, why it initially created significa...
The Privacy Filter: AI Regulation in California and Colorado
This episode explores the emerging legal landscape of AI regulation in the US, focusing on Colorado and California laws. Brian McGinnis and Lyric Menges discuss high-risk AI systems, compliance requirements, and the future of AI governance to h...