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In re Blackbaud MDL: Putative Class Representatives May Seek Discovery That Bears On Their Standing To Bring Suit

Does A Plaintiff Have Standing To Sue Based On A Purely Technical Violation Of The FCRA’s “Employment Purposes” Protections?

The Ninth Circuit Considers Objections To A $117.5 Million Data Breach Class Action Settlement

The Northern District of California Issues A Primer On How To Plead Consumer Privacy Claims

BIG NEWS: The Eleventh Circuit Joins Others In Finding That Speculative Future Harm From A Data Breach Doesn’t Give Rise To Standing, Adding to Circuit Split

Is The Age Of Reason(able Belief) Over? The District of New Jersey Says Yes.

Is the Federal Government Immune From Suit Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act? Another Court Says Yes

Make It Clear, Make It Broad: The D.C. District Court Determines A Plaintiff Has Standing To Pursue FCRA Claims Against His Former Employer Based On A Background Check Used To Justify His Termination
