When a company suffers a data breach, the company suffers twice, first from the breach itself, and second, from the plaintiff class action claims that are sure to follow.
A recent online report alleges that 700Credit, a provider of credit-related services, has suffered a significant data breach potentially affecting more than eight million customer records.
Data Breach Allegedly Affects 700Credit, Exposing Millions of Customer Records Read Post »
The FTC remains committed to aggressive enforcement of subscription cancellation practices. In a unanimous 3-0 vote, the FTC filed suit against LA Fitness operators.
Two new comprehensive state privacy laws are coming into effect in July; the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (MNCDPA) and
ALERT: Minnesota and Tennessee Privacy Laws Take Effect July 2025 Read Post »
By Mark Sanborn Senior Product and Regulatory Counsel Starting July 1, 2025, California’s Assembly Bill 2863 (“AB 2863,” codified at
What Dealers Need to Know About California’s New Auto Renewal Law Read Post »
By Hao Nguyen Senior Product and Regulatory Counsel In December of last year, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the
Federal Judge Refuses to Remove Auto Exec from Lawsuit Read Post »
What happens when a cookie banner is not operating correctly? As with most things privacy related, the answer is litigation.
The Rise of the “Cookie Banner” Class Action Read Post »
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has vacated the FTC CARS Rule, finding that the agency failed to follow its own procedural requirements during the rulemaking process.
Federal Court Vacates the CARS Rule: What Dealers Need to Know Read Post »
By Mark SanbornSenior Product and Regulatory Counsel On December 31, 2024, a proposed $95 million settlement was announced in a
Apple Wiretapping Case: $95 Million Settlement Proposed Read Post »
