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The Loper Bright decision has yielded impactful results: the Supreme Court has overturned forty years of administrative law, leading to potential litigation over the interpretation of ambiguous laws previously decided by federal agencies. This article explores key questions for cybersecurity professionals and leaders as we enter a more contentious period of cybersecurity law. https://lnkd.in/gybEGqiv

This afternoon' topic of discussion is the latest on the Loper Bright decision and its implications for cybersecurity law. How will it affect your organization's contracts with governmental agencies?

The Loper Bright Decision: How it Impacts Cybersecurity Law: The Loper Bright decision has yielded impactful results: the Supreme Court has overturned forty years of administrative law, leading to potential litigation over the interpretation of ambiguous laws previously decided by federal agencies. This article explores key questions for cybersecurity professionals and leaders as we enter a more contentious period of cybersecurity law. Background What is

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Cooley LLP lawyers Josef Ansorge and Randy Sabett will present at the upcoming Privacy + Security Forum Spring Academy, an event bringing together the most seasoned thought leaders in the areas of privacy and security law. Learn more at the link below.

#DataSecurity incidents can lead to significant notification and remediation costs or even potential #lawsuits, fines or other regulatory actions. Samuel Yang, 冯思龙 and 赵梓彤 from #AnJieBroad #Law Firm together with PracticalLaw offer a checklist outlining the steps for an organisation to follow in responding to a breach involving #Personalinformation in #China. It addresses key steps to take concerning verification, #containment, investigation and analysis, notification and post-notification review.  #DataProtection #Cybersecurity #Privacy #AnJieBroad #Law #PersonalDataData

#US #Jurisprudence The Loper Bright decision by the U.S. Supreme Court overruled the Chevron deference, stating that courts, not agencies, will decide all relevant questions of law arising on review of agency action. The Court held that because the Administrative Procedure Act (APA)'s text is clear, agency interpretations of statutes are not entitled to deference. The ruling emphasized that courts must exercise independent judgment in deciding whether an agency has acted within its statutory authority. This decision shifts the power of statutory interpretation from federal agencies to the judiciary. The Loper Bright decision will likely make cybersecurity regulations more vulnerable to legal challenges. Courts will no longer defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes and will exercise their independent judgment. This shift may lead to more frequent legal challenges, increased scrutiny of regulations, and delays. https://lnkd.in/gyBZDihc

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#PublicPolicy & Regulation attorney Paul Stimers shared his insights at the ITechLaw Association World #Technology Law Conference today, focusing on #quantumcomputing's potential and its accompanying #legal and #regulatory challenges. It was a great discussion that covered #cybersecurity, privacy and competition law. #quantumtechnology #ITLdc24

*Attorney Advertising: Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes Although #cybersecurity lawsuits involve legal issues familiar to many seasoned business litigators, successful advocacy requires an interdisciplinary approach. U.S. District Judge Kari A. Dooley’s recent decision on defendants’ motion to dismiss in 𝐽𝑜𝑛𝑒𝑠 𝑣. 𝑆𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑚, No. 3:22-cv-1233 (KAD) (D. Conn. Mar. 27, 2024), highlights the challenges and complexities of cyber litigation. 𝐽𝑜𝑛𝑒𝑠 involves a putative class action arising from a criminal data incident involving e-commerce sites that allegedly resulted in the compromise of personal identifying information (PII). Like many cybersecurity lawsuits, the case alleges criminal activity and involves forensic investigation, constitutional issues of Article III standing, privacy concerns, and traditional common law notions of negligence, unjust enrichment, and breach of contract. Judge Dooley determined the plaintiffs adequately alleged Article III standing to sue but ultimately failed to sufficiently demonstrate causes of action for negligence or unjust enrichment. Christine Bacon, Esq. is an experienced business litigator handling complex issues for sophisticated clients in federal and state court. She has a master's degree in interdisciplinary studies. The Beckage Firm: Tech, Data Security & Privacy Law Firm's attorneys have decades of experience not only in complex business litigation, but also in criminal law, Article III standing issues, and class actions. Combined with the firms’ in-house technologists, our team delivers holistic approaches essential for today’s cyber litigation. #TheBeckageFirm #CyberLaw #CyberLitigation #BusinessLitigation