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Articles By David Oberly

David J. Oberly is an attorney in the Cincinnati office of Squire Patton Boggs LLP and is a member of the firm’s global Data Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Digital Assets Practice. David serves as the go-to legal advisor for companies that utilize biometrics in their operations—counseling clients on the full range of legal and regulatory compliance obligations applicable today and helping companies navigate the ever-evolving biometric privacy legal landscape to ensure compliance and mitigate risk. David also has extensive experience and expertise in defending companies across all industries in high-stakes, high-exposure biometric privacy class action litigation—and BIPA class actions in particular. In addition, David also advises companies on a broad range of other privacy, security, and data protection issues that arise while operating in today’s highly-digital world. He can be reached at david.oberly@squirepb.com.

 

Analyzing BIPA’s newest class action trend: Targeting the use of voice-powered technologies

By David J. Oberly, Biometric Privacy & Data Privacy Attorney For the better part of 2020, class action lawsuits filed…

 

Time to comply with the nation’s newest biometric privacy law: Portland’s private sector facial recognition ban

By David J. Oberly, Biometric Privacy & Data Privacy Attorney In a landmark move, the city of Portland, Oregon recently…

 

Biometrics is transforming the face of flying: Facial recognition compliance tips for airports and airlines

By David J. Oberly, Biometric Privacy & Data Privacy Attorney In recent years, facial recognition technology has evolved and advanced…

 

How to avoid becoming the next major BIPA class action target when using facial recognition for security and surveillance

By David J. Oberly, Biometric Privacy & Data Privacy Attorney Swift, rapid advances have fueled a proliferation of facial recognition…

 

Impact of Facebook $650 million Patel BIPA settlement

By David J. Oberly, Biometric Privacy & Data Privacy Attorney The original $550 million figure and Judge Donato’s response In…

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