In plaintiff-side class action litigation, there is an open secret that defense counsel understand and corporate defendants often do not: a large percentage of class
There is a distinction in plaintiff litigation that matters enormously but is rarely articulated plainly. Most plaintiff firms are rule followers — they identify conduct
Two lawsuits. Two settlements. Seventeen and a half million dollars. And a media company that, by all external appearances, did exactly what hundreds of
If there is one law firm that has made website tracker litigation a national conversation, Bursor & Fisher, P.A. deserves significant credit. This New
The role of a General Counsel has undergone a seismic shift. As we navigate 2026-2027 privacy changes, the traditional “compliance-as-a-cost-center” model has been replaced by
Most data breach class actions are filed by plaintiff firms optimizing for quick settlements. They identify a breach, recruit a named plaintiff, file a
There is a meaningful difference between receiving a demand letter from a two-attorney boutique plaintiff shop and receiving a complaint filed by a firm with
Software engineers have a useful concept they call technical debt: the accumulating cost of shortcuts, legacy decisions, and “we’ll fix it later” choices that quietly
Privacy risk is still evaluated too narrowly. It is often treated as a documentation issue, a compliance exercise, or a legal review that happens periodically
Data privacy is no longer a back-office compliance checkbox. It is a boardroom priority, a competitive differentiator, and in many jurisdictions, a legal obligation enforced
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