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Ultra-Processed Foods and Consumer Protection: What We Learned from … West Virginia
Our most recent installment of Kelley Drye’s State Attorney General Webinar Series featured a conversation with representatives of the West Virginia Attorney General’s Office, including Chief Deputy Jace Goins,…
New Privacy Perspectives Episode: App Store Age Assurance Laws Aren’t Going Away
Texas recently blocked its App Store Accountability Act from taking effect on First Amendment grounds. Problem solved, right? Not even close. In the latest episode of Privacy Perspectives (part of the Ad Law Access…
South Carolina Age-Appropriate Design Code Nears Finish Line
South Carolina is slated to join a growing group of states that have passed age-appropriate design code (AADC) requirements for online products used by children and teens. On January 21, 2026, the South Carolina Senate…
Getting Ready to Use the DROP
The January 31 deadline for companies that operated as data brokers in 2025 to register in California has passed, but registration is just the beginning of what lies ahead for data brokers in the remainder of 2026 (and…
35 State AGs Don’t Grok xAI, Issue Letter of Concern
Last week, 35 state attorneys general, led by Connecticut, North Carolina, Utah, and Pennsylvania, penned a letter to xAI outlining concerns regarding nonconsensual intimate images (NCII) generated on Grok. Though the…