Jen Urban and Catherine Zhu Share Predictions for Privacy Law in 2022
December 30, 2021
LegalTech News
Partner Jen Urban and Special Counsel Catherine Zhu’s comments were featured in Legaltech News’ article on “Predictions in Privacy in 2022” where they discuss how states have led the charge in adapting and creating privacy laws as well as how big tech and other corporations will be forced to evaluate their privacy programs in the new year.
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