Guide to Privacy: The Corporate Social Responsibility Series

Advances in information technology and ascendency of the internet have added important legal and social responsibilities relating to the collection, use, and storage of personal information. Privacy-related laws continue to evolve and affect businesses of all sizes and sectors. This guide identifies and explains the relevant current issues, both domestic and international, for the discussion of privacy. The book provides readers with references to the important laws, regulations, and voluntary standards that are essential to counsel clients, develop internal processes, engage with stakeholders, and prepare reports and disclosures.

Furthermore, this guide provides analysis and guidance to consult with corporate leadership and clients on how to address emerging legal and voluntary standards relating to CSR and privacy. As a valuable resource, this book will help lawyers and other professionals develop strategies, implementation plans, and training programs for their business and clients. In addition, this guide addresses:

• Privacy law's intersection with CSR
• What boards of directors should know about CSR and privacy
• Consumer and customer expectations
• Societal and governmental expectations
• Addressing privacy requirements in contracts
• FTC enforcement, European Union enforcement, and state law enforcement
• CSR, privacy, and evolving technologies
• And more!

Included is an appendix of resources on ESG Reporting and Disclosure Framework.

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