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States Target Sale of Consumer Geolocation Data Virginia’s Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology advanced a bill ( SB 338 ) that would amend the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act...
States Easing Up on Certificate of Need Laws Over a dozen states have introduced or are considering legislation this year to scale back their certificate of need (CON) laws requiring healthcare providers...
Across the board, the insurance industry will face structural upheaval in 2026, predicts attorney Karen C. Yotis , content manager for insurance on the Practical Guidance team for LexisNexis®. Just...
Bill Setting Rounding Rules for Cash Transactions Advances in FL The Florida Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee advanced a bill ( SB 1074 ) that would direct retailers how to round cash transactions...
NH Bill Aimed at Banning Political Discrimination in Workplace New Hampshire Rep. Terry Roy (R) has introduced a bill ( HB 1464 ) that would prohibit employers from refusing to hire, barring from employment...
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The South Dakota Legislature’s Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Regulation of Internet Access by Minors voted unanimously to ask the Legislative Research Council to draft legislation for next session requiring app stores and makers of mobile phones and tablets to verify the age of users. No state has passed such an app- or device-based age verification law, but U.S. Rep. John James (R-MI) has introduced an app-based verification bill in Congress, and Meta has shown support for the idea. (SOUTH DAKOTA SEARCHLIGHT)
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) sued TikTok for allegedly sharing and selling the personal data of minors, in violation of a law passed by the state last year. That law, the Securing Children Online through Parental Empowerment Act, requires social media companies to obtain permission from a parent or guardian before sharing or selling a minor’s personal information. (TEXAS TRIBUNE)
—Compiled by SNCJ Managing Editor KOREY CLARK
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