California’s landmark privacy law remains a work in progress, but experts speaking at the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau’s annual conference said businesses, including comp carriers, should already be taking steps to determine their potential exposure.
The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 gives “consumers” the right to ask a business to delete personal information and to explain the kind of data it collects. The maximum penalty for intentional violations is $7,500.
The law set to go into effect Jan. 1 also creates a private right of act...
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