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ARTICLE · 19 JUNE 2026

Louisiana Enacts Comprehensive Privacy Law

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Louisiana becomes the 22nd state to enact comprehensive privacy legislation with the Louisiana Data Privacy Act, introducing unique applicability thresholds and enforcement mechanisms.

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And another state steps in. On May 29, 2026, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed SB 386, enacting the Louisiana Data Privacy Act (“LDPA”) and making Louisiana the 22nd state to join the growing roster of comprehensive privacy laws.

The LDPA largely follows the now-familiar state privacy law playbook, with the standard bundle of consumer rights and business obligations. However, its applicability thresholds, short cure period, and a few key quirks introduce wrinkles for businesses preparing for 2027.

Unique Elements

The LDPA applies to any business that: (1) has annual gross revenue exceeding $25 million; (2) processes personal information of at least 75,000 Louisiana residents, households, or devices; or (3) derives at least 50% of revenue from selling personal information.

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