Nebraska became the fourth state this year, and the sixteenth overall to pass a data privacy statute. Besides one key difference, the law follows familiar language.
April 25, 2024 at 02:59 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
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And just like that, another state joined the cohort of jurisdictions boasting comprehensive data privacy laws—Nebraska.
The state became the fourth this year—behind New Jersey, New Hampshire and Kentucky—and the sixteenth U.S. state to pass a data privacy law when Gov. Jim Pillen signed the legislation on Apr. 18. The next state in waiting is Maryland, with its statute passed in both chambers and waiting on the governor’s desk for approval as of press time.
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