An Overview of Pennsylvania’s Consumer Data Privacy Act (PCDPA) - House Bill 1947 -

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In a data-driven and ever-evolving data privacy landscape, states across the United States are introducing and enacting their own data privacy laws. In a recent development, Pennsylvania has taken a significant step with the introduction of House Bill 1947, known as the Pennsylvania Consumer Data Privacy Act (PCDPA).

The PCDPA lays out new guidelines and regulations for data handling by state-based organizations, emerging as a critical response to the growing prevalence of privacy violations and data misuse. This guide provides a comprehensive analysis of House Bill 1947, exploring its key provisions, the rights it extends to consumers, and the obligations it imposes on businesses.

The PCDPA applies to a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, corporation, association, or other legal entity that is structured or operated for the financial gain of its owners or shareholders that:

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