Intellectual Property
Dec. 13, 2006
Privacy Policies
FOCUS COLUMN - By Alan L. Friel - Not so many years ago, companies needed only to follow their own privacy policies to avoid running afoul of the law. But those days are long gone.
Focus Column
By Alan L. Friel
Not so many years ago, companies needed only to follow their own privacy policies to avoid running afoul of the law. But those days are long gone. Online and off-line privacy issues are some of the hottest political and consumer issues of late, leading to broad state and federal regulation of how companies collect and use consumer information. The lawyer has the...
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