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• Does the CTDPA Protect the Personal Data of Children and Teens?

• Does a Consumer have a Right to Appeal a Denial?

• What is the Difference Between Personal Data and Sensitive Data?

• What is the Attorney General's role in enforcing the CTDPA?

• What Rights can Connecticut Residents Exercise under the CTDPA?

• What are some additional protections the CTDPA affords to minors (under age 18) when interacting with a controller that offers an online service, product, or feature?

• What is Personal Data?

• Relevant State Laws

• Contact Information

• The Connecticut Data Privacy Act

• Data Security Resources

• Report a Data Breach

• Notices of Material Change and Healthcare Filings

  The Antitrust Section reviews the Notices of Material Change filed prior to any material change in physician group practices, per Conn. Gen. Stat. § 19a-486i(c). Providers are also required to file annual Hospital Affiliation Reports and Annual Group Practice Reports, per Conn. Gen. Stat. §§ 19a-486i (g), (h), and (i).

• Connecticut Centralized Child Support Processing Center

  The Connecticut Child Support Processing Center is dedicated to providing high quality customer service to custodial parties, non-custodial parents, employers, and other agencies in need of assistance with the child support payment process.

• Child Protection

  This Section, with over 40 attorneys, is dedicated to protecting the children of the State of Connecticut from abuse and neglect. This past year, the Child Protection Section successfully represented the Department of Children and families in thousands of juvenile court cases, to protect children who had been abused and neglected and help their placement in permanent safe homes. The Section also successfully defended a number of appeals involving these children before the Appellate and Supreme Court.