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“There are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately,” including “microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera. So we know that that is just a fact of modern life.” Kellyanne Conway, March 12, 2017 Interview with New Jersey’s The Record.
Data from microwaves-turned-cameras has yet to appear in court, but data from other IoT devices has. And while its appearance has been invaluable in cracking criminal cases or pursuing civil claims or defenses, it also…
Trolls and Tall Tales: How to Protect Your Company’s Online Reputation
In today’s social media and internet focused world, tracking online reviews and commentary from consumers is essential for product manufacturers and retailers. Savvy online participation can provide companies with important quality feedback and bolster customer relations when consumer concerns are handled quickly and sensitively. But even companies are not immune to cyber trolls. What happens when an online comment or review contains false information about your product or brand, or accuses your company of offering poor customer…
What’s Next For Federal Anti-SLAPP Legislation
Congress may re-introduce federal anti-SLAPP legislation this session. Similar bills in 2009, 2012, and 2015 never made it out of committee. Our Law360 article identifies several areas to improve on a fourth attempt to enact a universal anti-SLAPP law. The article also highlights the constant battle between First Amendment rights and rights to protect one’s name and business. There’s room for a middle ground by drafting a narrow definition of “matter of public concern,” setting…