Welcome back to Vedder Price’s BIPA Bellwether series. As with our TCPA Turnstile, we intend for the BIPA Bellwether to serve as a periodic report on latest developments.
Last week, the Southern District of Illinois decided to dismiss the lawsuit
Media & Privacy Risk Report
News, commentary and humor on media, privacy and the law
The Media & Privacy Risk Report, published by Vedder Price PC, focuses on legal developments and risks related to media, privacy, and data protection. It covers topics such as consumer data privacy laws, regulatory enforcement actions, litigation trends involving privacy statutes, standing requirements in privacy and consumer claims, telemarketing regulations, and First Amendment challenges in privacy contexts. The blog also addresses cross-state regulatory cooperation on privacy enforcement, evolving interpretations of statutes like the TCPA, and defenses against privacy-related class actions. It serves as a resource for understanding the intersection of media, privacy rights, and legal risk management in a complex regulatory environment.
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BIPA Bellwether: New Illinois Supreme Court Order Foreshadows Employment Guidance
Welcome to Vedder Price’s inaugural edition of the BIPA Bellwether. As with our TCPA Turnstile, we intend for the BIPA Bellwether to serve as a periodic report on latest developments.
Last week, the Supreme Court of Illinois issued an order…
TCPA Turnstile: New Year, Same TCPA – For Now (TCPA Case Update Vol. 14)
One of the few things that hasn’t changed significantly since our last TCPA update is, well, the TCPA. We have a new year, a new President and multiple new COVID vaccines. And after the December oral argument in Facebook v.
TCPA Turnstile: No summer vacation for the TCPA defense bar (TCPA Case Update Vol. 13)
Many had hoped that the summer of 2020 might bring the end of the TCPA as we know it, by way of the Supreme Court’s decision in Barr v. American Association of Political Consultants. Of course, that’s not how things…
What do the final CCPA regulations mean for you?
Last month, the California Attorney General approved the final set of regulations interpreting the requirements of the California Consumer Privacy Act (Cal. Civ. Code Sections 1798.100 et seq.) (the “CCPA”).
What does it include?
The final CCPA regulations include a…
TCPA Turnstile: As we wait for a ruling in Barr, new case law abounds (TCPA Case Update Vol. 12)
Undoubtedly, the biggest TCPA development in the last month was the recent Supreme Court oral argument in Barr v. American Association of Political Consultants Inc., Case No. 19-631, which has the potential to upend TCPA jurisprudence as we know it…
Zooming into New Privacy Issues
“Should we do a Zoom?” It has taken little more than a month for the Zoom video conference platform to take its place among the likes of Google, Kleenex and Xerox as brand names synonymous with the product or service…
Five Key TCPA cases to Know as We Enter the Second Quarter of 2020 (TCPA Case Update Vol. 11)
We’re a quarter of the way through 2020 — even if March may have seemed liked several years unto itself — and it is shaping up to be another big year for TCPA litigation. We’ve gone through the dozens of…
Parking Tickets, Jaywalking, and Cybersecurity Breaches at Multinational Companies: City ordinances are coming off the streets and into the server room
Smart companies have been worried about data security for years—no one wants to be in the headlines as the next big company to have a breach, the next corporation to face a class action lawsuit or the next business facing…
Seven amendments to CCPA answer the statute’s open questions – sort of
The California Consumer Privacy Act (the “CCPA”), as initially passed, was the hastily-drafted alternative to an even more stringent ballot initiative, resulting in a seemingly endless list of open questions about how it would be interpreted and enforced. Since its…