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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 26 MIN

Data Brokers | State patchwork, federal pressure, and emerging risks

from The Data Chronicles · host Hogan Lovells

Data brokers sit at the center of a fast-shifting legal landscape. This episode of The Data Chronicles breaks down the expanding patchwork of state data broker laws, from registration and public listings to how these obligations interact with broader privacy requirements. It also looks at the stigma tied to the “data broker” label, how regulators and plaintiffs’ lawyers are using registration data to target scrutiny, and the added federal pressure created by PADFA and the DOJ’s Data Security Program. The discussion closes with a practical checklist for companies that license or share data, including how to identify if you may be a data broker, where exemptions could apply, and what steps help reduce registration and enforcement risk.

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