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TransUnion, LLC. v. Ramirez
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Privacy World
“A Trust Betrayed Is the Harm”: Ninth Circuit Rules Breach of Confidence Supplies Article III Standing in Data Privacy Cases, Deepening Circuit Split
Since TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez, a reliable defense playbook in data privacy class actions has been to recast the plaintiff’s injury as a speculative future risk: no identity theft, no…
Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog
Article III Standing in FSCA Lawsuits: Why Early Challenges Keep Failing (Part 1)
By Daniel Self
Can a company get a Florida Security of Communications Act lawsuit dismissed early for lack of Article III standing? So far, Florida federal courts have rejected that argument at the…
Florida Business Litigation Blog
Can a Business Force a Class Action Lawsuit to Be Thrown Out?
A business facing a class action lawsuit can often force the case out, or shrink it to a single plaintiff, but almost never with one motion. Class actions collapse in…
Legal History Blog
Baronia et al. on Private Enforcement at the Founding
By Dan Ernst
Nitisha Baronia, Jared Lucky, and Diego A. Zambrano have published Private Enforcement at the Founding and Article II in the California Law Review:Article II vests the executive power in the…
Taft Class Action & Consumer Insights
Taft Takeaways: Class Action Insights and Updates Webinar
Join Taft partners Rob Bilott, Isaac Colunga, Ian Fisher, Ron Holman, Gillian Lindsay, Andrew Murphy, and Mike Zbiegien for a complimentary webinar where they will discuss the topics below. Date:…
Class Action & Mass Torts
Class Standing Redux: Ninth Circuit Holds Plaintiffs Must Present Evidence of Class Member Injury at Summary Judgment
By Anna McLean
In Healy v. Milliman, Inc., --- F.4th ----, 2026 WL 71863 (9th Cir. Jan. 9, 2026), the Ninth Circuit addressed a key Article III standing question left open by the Supreme…
Inside Class Actions
Standing in the Dark: Fourth Circuit Finds Standing for Driver’s License Information on the Dark Web
Courts continue to grapple with the type of “concrete harm” that is required to confer Article III standing under TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez, 594 U.S. 413 (2021), particularly in data…
Accessibility Defense
FHA tester standing – the beginning of the beginning of the end?
By Richard Hunt
Even after the Supreme Court’s decision in Transunion¹ and the Fifth Circuit’s decision in Laufer v Mann Hospitality,² challenging the standing of a Fair Housing Act tester in Texas has been a…
Technology Industry Legal Blog
Data Breach Class Actions: Analyzing Standing for Future Injuries-in-Fact (Part 3)
In 2023, federal appellate courts have notably adhered to a more demanding approach to plaintiffs’ standing in class action lawsuits, aligning with the precedent set by the U.S. Supreme Court’s…
Inside Class Actions
Fourth Circuit Concludes TransUnion Demands Evidence of Injury for All Class Members
In TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez, the Supreme Court held that “every class member must have Article III standing in order to recover individual damages.” 594 U.S. 413, 427, 431 (2021)…