Protecting Personal Identifying Information In Colorado – The Rules Have Changed
By Lauren M. Collins, Esq., Burns, Figa & Will, P.C.
&
Jeremy Schupbach, Director, Legislative Relations, Colorado Bar Association
On September 1, 2018, Colorado House Bill 18-1128 (“HB 1128”) went into effect. HB 1128
essentially heightens Colorado covered entities’ obligations to implement plans to protect and destroy
personal identifying information (“PII”) they maintain, own or possess. HB 18-1128 creates a number of
new expectations and definitions for which lawyers, and the clients they advise, must be aware.
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