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Saad & Andrews and the New Privacy Plaintiffs’ Playbook: Data Breaches, Tracking Claims and Mass Arbitration
Did you receive a lawsuit from the Saad & Andrews firm? Most likely you have a faulty cookie banner running on the site and your software provider is…
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COOKIES PrivacyResolve.com – Industrialization of Website Privacy Claims
For the last several years, businesses have been learning an uncomfortable lesson about the modern web.
AI Governance Is Becoming a Real Profession — and Companies Need to Decide Who Actually Owns It
Companies have spent the last two years creating AI committees, appointing “responsible AI” leads, adding artificial intelligence to privacy programs and asking…
COOKIES Beyond the Website: Why Mobile Apps and Connected TV Are the Next Privacy Litigation Frontier
For the last several years, privacy litigation has focused heavily on websites.
COOKIES How to Block Image-Based Scripts and Tracking Pixels Before Consent
Most discussions about cookie consent focus on scripts. Block Google Analytics. Block Meta Pixel. Block advertising tags. Wait for the visitor to…
Andrew Ready Tate Built PrivacyRightsLaw.com Into a Docket Aimed at Pixels, Portals, and Smart TVs
Andrew Ready Tate is the lawyer whose name sits under Sonjay Singh’s on the Samsung smart-TV complaint filed October 6 in San…
LAW FIRMS Samsung Told Buyers It Does Not Collect What Is on the Screen. Three Californians Just Filed an 88-Page Case Saying the Set Does It Twice a Second.
The privacy lawsuits that we’ve seen explode over the last year are not just for small and medium sized businesses.
COOKIES Captain Compliance Is Now a Documented Consent Layer for Elevar’s Server-Side Stack
Elevar has published the Captain Compliance setup in its own documentation.
Where There’s Smoke: Hinton v. Planned Parenthood and the “Linkage” Proof Gap in CIPA Pixel Class Actions
For more than three years, plaintiffs have filed California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) claims against nearly every type of organization with…
Apex Trial Law and Ryan M. Ferrell: Consumer Privacy Demand Letters
If your business has received a demand letter from Apex Trial Law, you are not alone.
DATA Privisy Review: What It Is, How It Works, and What It Costs
Most companies that worry about the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its amendment, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), eventually install…
AI Governance: Know What Your AI Does, Who Approved It, and What Data It Uses
Your marketing team uses AI to write campaigns. Customer service has an AI chatbot. HR is evaluating a tool that ranks applicants.…
DATA Can You Sell Your Company’s Data to Train Frontier AI? The Privacy Risks Behind the New Enterprise Data Market
The cleanest legal answer sounds simple: if information is truly anonymous, privacy law generally stops treating it as personal data.