Consent management has a documentation problem. Most organizations have invested in a CMP, posted a cookie banner, and built a privacy policy that accurately describes their data practices — on
For defense counsel and corporate privacy officers, a new name has emerged at the forefront of the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) litigation surge: Jimmy Attebury. While we may
If you operate a digital footprint in Europe, the regulatory ground beneath your feet is shifting. In March 2026, a major new player emerged in the privacy landscape: The European
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 by regulators with real teeth.
California’s Anti-Hacking Law Is Now a Privacy Weapon — And Ad Tech Is in the Crosshairs. This is the story on how CDAFA and California’s Privacy Statutes Are Reshaping Data
The California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) has become one of the most litigated privacy statutes in the country. In 2025 alone, plaintiffs filed more than 1,000 CIPA lawsuits, most
The “broken banner” has become the new frontier for high-stakes class action litigation. While 2024 was defined by the rise of CIPA wiretapping claims, 2025 and 2026 have shifted the
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If you’ve been sued under CDAFA or CCCDAFA for a Privacy Violation please reach out to us right away so we can get your site compliant and help get your
A Florida plaintiffs’ firm is turning a 1960s-era wiretapping statute into a scalpel for modern website tracking — and household-name retailers, mid-market e-commerce brands, and even smaller operators are now