The Implications of the California Privacy Rights Act to Non-Ccalifornia Companies Part 3
My prior blog posts discussed the triggers that will determine which businesses will be obligated to abide by the terms of the California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA") California Privacy Rights Act ("CPRA"), collectively referred to as the "CCPA" and the potential private causes of action. . . . [READ MORE]
Recent LLF Victory By Brian LeVay and Alexander Passo Reflects The Critical Importance of Conditions Precedent In Contracts
Legendary musician Bo Diddley once sang that "before you accuse me, take a look at yourself." While it was unlikely that he was referring to lawsuits involving commercial contracts, those words aptly describe how unfulfilled conditions precedent in an agreement can preclude and defeat what might otherwise be a viable breach of contract claim. So, before you accuse another party of violating the terms of a contract (or are on the receiving end of such allegations), take a look at the document to see whether any such perquisites have been satisfied. . . . [READ MORE]
The Implications of the California Privacy Rights Act to Non-California Companies Part 2
My prior blog post discussed the triggers that will determine which companies will be obligated to abide by the terms of the California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA") even if California is not a significant source of sales. . . . [READ MORE]
