“If you don’t involve legal and compliance in the development of processes for how you’re going to tackle this, there’s a lot of rework that can occur later in the game,” said Womble partner Tara Cho.
June 22, 2022 at 10:07 AM
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An unexpectedly small percentage of corporate legal and compliance departments appear to be in the driver’s seat when it comes to steering data privacy compliance programs, according to a new survey from Womble Bond Dickinson.
The law firm’s 2022 State of U.S. Data Privacy Law Compliance Report, released Wednesday, also indicates that corporate leaders are overly confident about being prepared to comply with new state data privacy laws set to take effect next year.
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