This Week at Kelley Drye – Politics in the Workplace and Los Angeles CCPA Workshop

The week after Thanksgiving is always a busy one and this year does not disappoint. We are pleased to be holding the following educational opportunities this week:

California Consumer Privacy Act Workshop Los Angeles Edition In Los Angeles, on Wednesday, December 4, we will be holding the latest in our series of California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Workshops. This edition will come a day after the California Attorney General’s public hearing on the draft regulations, which we will recap. Like the others, this will be an interactive discussion on CCPA interpretation questions and compliance strategies, will include a deep dive into understanding and applying core CCPA provisions; industry benchmarking; preventing unintended sales” of data; updating applicable privacy policy provisions and other disclosures; and considerations for business partner and vendor management. A reception to support networking with your privacy peers will follow the program. To find out more about this this invitation only in-person workshop, please contact workshop@​kelleydrye.​com.

Politics in the Workplace Also on December 4, at 12 Eastern, Barbara Hoey, Chair of Kelley Drye’s Labor and Employment Practice; Christie Grymes Thompson, Chair of the firm’s Advertising Law Practice, and David Frulla, Chair of the firm’s Campaign Finance and Political Law for a discussion on best practices for handling all aspects of politics in the workplace. This one-hour webinar will review federal and state rules regarding employees’ political activity and speech in the workplace; how to protect your company’s brand and reputation in the context of political fundraising and advocacy; and how to comply with federal campaign finance laws when your company or its executives engage in political activity. To register for this webinar, please contact marketing@​kelleydrye.​com.

If you cannot attend any of these events, stay up to date with our Ad Law Access blog and podcast, and get a preview of the new Advertising and Privacy Law Resource Center.