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Category: Business Law

The EU and U.S. Data Privacy Framework passes Final Hurdle by Amy Weston

Earlier this month the U.S. privacy community received welcome news on the GDPR compliance front. On July 10, the European Commission adopted its adequacy decision on the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF), a shiny new self-certification program available to U.S. companies who receive or otherwise transfer personal data of EU residents. It replaces . . .

Zillow CEO to Face Questions in Rival Real Estate Platform’s Lawsuit

Carney attorney, Mark Rosencrantz is one of the attorneys representing REX, in REX v Zillow lawsuit. A U.S. judge on Tuesday said Zillow Group Inc (ZG.O) Chief Executive Rich Barton can be questioned in a rival real estate platform’s antitrust lawsuit in Seattle federal court, over an objection that he has no material involvement in the issues in the case . . .

Washington State House Bill 1155 – My Health My Data Act

Washington State is on track to pass a far-reaching new piece of legislation in the upcoming weeks. The “My Health My Data” Act (House Bill 1155), if signed into law, will take effect starting on March 31, 2024. The title of the law implies that it will only apply to health care related industries, when in fact the law . . .

Using a Charitable Remainder Trust to Sell a Business

For Washington business owners looking to sell, the possibility of paying an additional 7% capital gains tax is concerning. For owners that sold in 2022, their payments are due on April 18, 2023, while the Washington state Supreme Court considers the constitutionality of the new tax. The 7% Washington tax . . .

FTC’s Proposed Rule Banning Noncompete Agreements

The FTC is currently seeking public comment on the proposed rule, which is due 60 days after publication in the Federal Register. After the comment period closes, the FTC will consider the comments, and then may adopt and publish a final rule. The proposed rule would go into effect 180 days after the publication of the final rule . . .

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