Federal Court Invalidates NYC Law Requiring Food Delivery Apps to Share Customer Data with Restaurants
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We recently posted an article on Hunton’s Privacy & Information Security Law Blog on a newly issued federal district court opinion citing that New York City’s “Consumer Data Law” violated the First Amendment and the regulation of commercial speech.  A federal judge declared the municipal law requiring food-delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants unconstitutional.

For our full analysis on the decision please see:  Federal Court Invalidates NYC Law Requiring Food Delivery Apps to Share Customer Data with Restaurants

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