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Second Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Data Breach Class Action on Article III Standing Grounds
As reported on the Hunton Retail Law Blog, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has affirmed the dismissal on Article III standing grounds of a data breach…
Hunton Retail Law Resource
Second Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Data Breach Class Action on Article III Standing Grounds, Citing Unanimity of Circuits on “Increased Risk” Claims
By Ann Marie Mortimer, Shawn Patrick Regan, Jason J. Kim
The Second Circuit just affirmed the dismissal of a data breach class action predicated on an alleged increased risk of identity theft on Article III standing grounds.
Privacy World
BREAKING NEWS: Second Circuit Rejects “Suggestion” of Circuit Split, Issues Landmark Data Breach Ruling
By Kristin Bryan, Angelo Carosio
CPW has been tracking data breach litigations for some time, including how the Courts of Appeals have addressed the question of Article III standing. Yesterday the Second Circuit issued a…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Second Circuit Recognizes Standing for Increased Risk of Identity Theft for Unauthorized Data Disclosure
Steven D. Schwinn, University of Illinois Chicago School of LawThe Second Circuit recognized that plaintiffs in an unauthorized-disclosure-of-data case may have standing based on an increased risk of identity theft.…
Privacy and Cybersecurity
BREAKING NEWS: Second Circuit Rejects “Suggestion” of Circuit Split, Issues Landmark Data Breach Ruling
CPW has been tracking data breach litigations for some time, including how the Courts of Appeals have addressed the question of Article III standing. Yesterday the Second Circuit issued a…
Privacy World
Wait, What?! Ninth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Data Breach Litigation for Deficient Damages Allegations
At CPW we’ve been giving our readers comprehensive coverage of rulings in the realm of data breach litigation. For a reminder of the current Article III standing split in the…
New York Commercial Division Practice
“I’ve Been Hacked!” (OK, But Have You Been Damaged?)
A critical inquiry to be considered at the outset of any litigation is whether the party seeking relief is, in fact, a proper party to seek the court’s adjudication of…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
School Nutrition Vendor Sued for Compromise of 867,209 K-12 Student Records
PCS Revenue Control Systems, Inc. (PCS) was hit with a proposed class action lawsuit last week alleging that it discovered a data breach from a hacking attack in December 2019…
Simple Justice
Donors To The Damned
A few years back, I got a call from a client who was deeply afraid. He donated money to the defense of a pretty awful guy who was, the client…
Privacy & Data Security Law Journal
HB 969 Passes the House; Eyes Turn to Senate and “The Big Dog”
By Al Saikali
The Florida House of Representatives has officially passed HB 969, which would create the most aggressive privacy law in the United States. The bill would apply to companies that generate…