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Orrick is known for its market-leading tools to help companies with privacy compliance. Two years ago we launched our GDPR Readiness Assessment Tool to help companies with the EU’s groundbreaking privacy law. Companies from over 30 countries used our tool, called “the most advanced” of other free tools on the market by The American Lawyer. Our CCPA Readiness Assessment Tool offers the same high quality, instant feedback.
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As the only legal tool that delivers a readiness
report tailored for your company, the Orrick
tool takes you through a series of questions
to assess your compliance with the CCPA’s
five sections. The questionnaire should take
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Assessment Report summarizing the likely
key impacts of the CCPA for your business. This report can serve as a tailored compliance roadmap to help set priorities for your company.
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California Leads the Way in New
Privacy Laws
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What you can do now
With the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), California has introduced sweeping changes to the U.S. privacy landscape. The CCPA requires most companies with California-based assets or customers to make new disclosures about the type of personal information you’re collecting and how it is used. It also gives California residents new rights around their personal information. And California is just the first of many, as other state legislators are introducing similar bills. Orrick offers a free CCPA Readiness Assessment Tool to help determine if your company needs to comply with the CCPA, and to assess your current state of readiness for compliance with the CCPA and similar laws.
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The time to focus on compliance is now. The CCPA goes into effect on January 1, 2020, and includes a lookback period, so it’s important that you take steps to understand your data practices in the 12 months leading up to the effective date. The consequences of non-compliance may be steep – the Attorney General can seek fines of up to $7,500 per violation, and consumers may have a private right of action and be entitled to statutory damages for certain violations.
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