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Wiretapping
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ADA Title II Compliance
Recent Decisions Strengthen the Defense Playbook in Website Tracking Class Actions
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…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
AI Meeting Tools Face Wiretapping Wake-Up Call
A new California federal lawsuit against AI notetaking provider Granola highlights a growing privacy risk for companies using meeting transcription tools: consent cannot be an afterthought. According to the complaint,…
Consumer Class Defense Blog
Consumer Counterpoint: Episode 20 – Mid-Year Update: Wiretapping Cases
By Kristine Argentine, Paul Yovanic Jr.
Episode 20 is now live. In this episode of Consumer Counterpoint, Kristine Argentine and Paul Yovanic provide a mid-year review on wiretapping and pixel tracking litigation under the California Invasion…
Inside Class Actions
California Court Dismisses Amended Complaint in Hotel Website Wiretapping Suit for Lack of Article III Standing
Recently, a California federal judge dismissed—for the second time—a suit asserting that Sojern, Inc., a travel marketing platform, violated the Federal Wiretap Act and California privacy laws by allegedly deploying…
Online and On Point
A Flood of CIPA Wiretap Claims Is Hitting Websites Nationwide
By Alexis M. Buese, Erin Jane Illman, Kimberly M. Ingram-Hogan, Eric Setterlund
Demand letters and copycat lawsuits are piling up on the desks of in-house counsel and business owners around the country, all making the same claim: that an ordinary website is…
Coblentz Law
Third Circuit Raises the Stakes for Session Replay Technology
By Scott Hall and Phillip Wiese The Third Circuit recently added to the growing body of wiretapping law addressing the use of session replay technology in In re BPS Direct,…
Coblentz Law
Wiretap Litigation Update
By Scott Hall and Phillip Wiese Plaintiffs have continued to file privacy litigation at a furious pace, asserting claims under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA), the federal Video Privacy…
Herston on Tennessee Family Law
Hidden Nanny Cam Does Not Prove Intentional Wiretapping in Cleveland, Tennessee: Owens v. Owens
By K.O. Herston
Facts: Husband admitted to having an affair with Paramour during the marriage. Suspicious of Husband’s activities, Wife bought a hidden “nanny cam” disguised as a phone charger and left it…
Bickerton Law Blog
Apple iPhone call recording and privacy issues
Bickerton Law Blog | An in-depth look at law news with legal analysis by Bickerton Law. New articles every Monday and Thursday.While new types of technology have created new ways…
Inside Class Actions
Wiretapping Suit Meets Triple Defeat: No Standing, Consent Established, Class Allegations Rejected
Continuing the trend of early dismissals in website wiretapping cases, a California federal court has dismissed a putative class action challenging the use of third-party pixel technology on nonprofit food…