Topic
Wiretapping
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Consumer Class Defense Blog
Consumer Counterpoint Quick Take: Supreme Court of Washington Weighs in on the Viability of Wiretap Claims based on Website Pixels
By Kristine Argentine, Paul Yovanic Jr.
In this Quick Take, Kristine and Paul discuss a recent decision from the Supreme Court of Washington finding that the transfer of information through website pixels do not violate the…
Class Action Defense Blog
Illinois Federal Court Denies Class Certification In Employer Wiretapping And Eavesdropping Case Due To Lack Of Common Evidence Of Call Recording
By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Justin R. Donoho, and Hayley Ryan Duane Morris Takeaways: On October 15, 2026, in Alholm, et al. v. The Vrdolyak Law Group, LLC, No. 22-CV-1820,…
Privacy Compliance & Data Security
Cookie Consent Compliance: Why a Cookie Banner Alone Will Not Prevent Website Tracking Liability
By Odia Kagan
Your cookie solution may be working, but your work here is not done. With all the website tracking demand letters and litigation, it is not enough just to deploy an…
Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog
Florida Wiretapping Law: What Businesses Using Website Tracking Need to Know (Part II)
By Daniel Self
Does Florida wiretapping law apply to the tracking tools on your company’s website? It can, and recent Florida federal decisions have let these claims move past early challenges, so any…
Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog
Could Tyreek Fall on a Hill too Far?
By Mark Ashton
We live in an interstate world where the law is not always consistent. We just wrote about how an Arizona senator texting her security guard in North Carolina may make…
Online and On Point
Texas AG Warns Businesses About Scam CIPA Demand Letters
By Erin Jane Illman, Alexis M. Buese
If your business recently received a demand letter accusing your website of violating California’s wiretapping law, you're not alone. On September 17, 2026, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a…
Taft Privacy & Data Security Insights
CIPA Reform Makes Its Way To Governor’s Desk
By Zachary Heck
We have been writing about the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) for a while now. From demand letters flooding our clients' inboxes to the wave of class action filings…
Whitman Legal Solutions Blog
When Private Eyes Add Private Ears
In 1981, Hall & Oates released “Private Eyes,” a song that makes surveillance sound almost cheerful. But despite the upbeat rhythm, the song creates the uneasy sense of being stalked.When…
Inside Class Actions
Letting the Cat Out of the Bag: Named Plaintiffs’ Own Conduct Defeats Privacy Claims
By Kathryn Cahoy, Matthew Verdin, Maeve McBride
In a decision highlighting the importance of testing standing through discovery, a Florida federal court dismissed privacy claims at the class-certification stage after concluding that neither named plaintiff could establish…
Duane Morris TechLaw
Website Tracking Class Action Defenses Bolstered by Recent Court Decisions
By Duane Morris
By J. Colin Knisely and Michael S. ZulloFour recent federal court decisions have dealt significant blows to plaintiffs in the ongoing wave of “pixel” and cookie-tracking privacy class actions, while one…