This year has seen major developments across the federal privacy landscape. At the agency level, in the continued absence of comprehensive federal privacy legislation, the FTC recently launched a federal privacy rulemaking, which—if it results in federal privacy rules—will mark a sea-change in the U.S. approach to consumer privacy. There have been major developments in the courts as well, including the Supreme Court’s recent decisions that implicate personal privacy issues and agency rulemaking authority, as well as growing privacy litigation stemming from both state and federal privacy laws. This event will take a deeper dive into this evolving landscape, examining these and other developments at the federal level, and discussing how these developments relate to parallel activity at the international and state level.