Brett Cook, an associate general counsel of data privacy, cyber security and investigations for the U.S. Navy; Darah Okeke, senior employment counsel at Uber Technologies Inc; Lior Nuchi, Norton Rose Fullbright partner; and Jeewon Kim Serrato, Norton Rose Fulbright’s U.S. head of data protection, privacy and cybersecurity. Photo: Caroline Spiezio/ALM
Ride-hailing companies have bet on a future with autonomous vehicles. It’s a future filled with privacy compliance complications for in-house counsel.
A panel of outside and in-house counsel discussed autonomous vehicles’ data collection and the impacts of future and current privacy regulation, particularly the California Consumer Privacy Act, on the emerging technology at the Minority Corporate Counsel Association’s Global TEC Forum on Friday in San Francisco.
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