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Brazil’s New Data Privacy Law Takes Effect…Today?

Brazil’s New Data Privacy Law Takes Effect…Today?

The United States may still lack a federal privacy law, but that hasn’t stopped other countries from implementing their own. Brazil is poised to be the latest country to pass comprehensive data protection legislation. The General Data Protection Law (LGPD) was scheduled to be effective as soon as today. However, due to pandemic-related delays, administrative…

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