California Passes Flurry of Year-End AI Legislation

Client Alerts

Andrew Baer, Robert Rubenstein

January 27, 2025

In 2024, California passed a series of significant AI-related laws aimed at enhancing data privacy and consumer protection. In their recent client alert, Cozen O’Connor attorneys Andy Baer and Rob Rubenstein take an in-depth look at the new legislation, including amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and new requirements for generative AI systems.

Read the full client alert.

Authors

Andrew Baer

Chair, Technology, Privacy & Data Security

Andrew Baer is the founder and chair of Cozen O’Connor’s Technology, Privacy & Data Security pra...
Robert Rubenstein

Associate

Robert focuses on corporate transactional matters and advises clients on technology transactions, da...

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