(Photo: silvabom/Shutterstock) Businesses should make CPRA and its implications a topic of conversation, not just in legal departments, but also with management and C-suites, whether they are in California, another state, or abroad. (Photo: silvabom/Shutterstock)

Californians have ushered in a law protecting individuals' privacy unlike any other in the United States, and businesses are well-advised to evaluate its impact and prepare to comply.

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