Sam Seliger
Sam Seliger is a technology executive with over 18 years of professional experience in business development, software development, sales, operations, RevOps, and strategy roles, with an emphasis on startups, enterprise innovation & disruption, and emerging technology sectors.He’s started multiple businesses, and writes about the future of technology, data privacy, and healthcare reform.
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New Mexico’s Unfair Practices Act and Privacy Claims After the Meta Verdict
New Mexico’s Unfair Practices Act has a private right of action, and a recent high-profile case shows that public statements about data…
LAW FIRMS Swigart Law Group Review: Legitimacy, CIPA Claims, Arbitration and Settlements
You received a demand letter from Swigart Law and want to know if they are legitimate and if you should do something…
States Are Writing the Rules for AI Chatbots as Mental-Health Risks Move Into the Open
In the absence of federal legislation, state lawmakers spent 2026 treating conversational AI as a product that can harm people, not merely…
DATA Stored Communications Act Privacy Lawsuits: What Businesses Need to Know About Stored Messages and Data Disclosures
A Google privacy case over the disclosure of search queries ended in a $23 million settlement approved in 2023.
COOKIES Supreme Court Weighs Whether a Blockbuster-Era Video Privacy Law Can Police Modern Tracking Pixels
On October 14, 2026, the justices spent nearly 90 minutes poking at a 1988 statute written for VHS rental records and asking,…
DATA Minnesota Health Records Act: Patient Privacy, Tracking Pixels and Lawsuit Risk
A healthcare organization’s website can disclose patient information without anyone stealing a password or breaking into its network.
LAW FIRMS Potter Handy and the Rise of Mass Privacy Litigation: From Google Incognito to Data Breaches and Tracking Claims
Potter Handy occupies a very different place in the privacy plaintiffs’ bar than a lawyer such as Scott Kamber.
Scott Kamber and the Evolution of Privacy Litigation: From GeoCities and Facebook Beacon to AI and the Modern Tracking Wars
Long before plaintiffs’ firms were sending demand letters over Meta Pixel, session replay, chat software and website tracking, Scott Kamber was litigating…
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…
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.
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.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA SB 923 Is Law: CCPA Deletion Now Covers Third-Party Data, and Email Alone Is Not Enough
California just closed the biggest hole in the CCPA right to delete.
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