Companies that have already done the work to become GDPR-compliant are a step ahead, but all companies that collect California users' personal information or just do business in California should check to see whether they are obligated to comply with the CCPA. Foley Hoag's Privacy & Data Security practice group has more than a decade of experience and deep knowledge in domestic and international privacy law. Our CCPA team, with lawyers admitted to practice in California, New York and Massachusetts, offers practical, solutions-oriented counsel. From understanding how the CCPA applies to your business to implementing operational changes and updating privacy policies, our attorneys can help companies of all sizes and industries navigate sweeping regulatory changes like the CCPA.
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