A new venture called Atticor Group, founded by the leadership behind mass tort firm Keller Postman and litigation funder Gerchen Capital Partners, has begun signing personal injury law firms onto
California’s web tracking litigation trend is rapidly shifting across the AI and legal tech space. Plaintiffs’ attorneys are increasingly moving away from explicit consumer privacy statutes toward older state laws
California’s Legislature finished Senate Bill 574 on August 31 and sent it to Gov. Gavin Newsom. The Assembly passed it 75-0. The Senate concurred in the Assembly amendments 39-0. Newsom’s
If you’re searching this name, there’s a good chance you’re a business owner who’s website allows traffic from visitors in the state of Florida who just received a demand letter
A target company’s tracking pixels used to be a marketing question. In 2026, they’re a deal-risk question — and one that shows up nowhere in a traditional financial or IP
Healthcare organizations across the United States face continuous legal scrutiny regarding their use of website analytics and third-party tracking pixels. Technologies such as Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, and third-party marketing
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If your business has recently received a formal legal demand letter citing statutory violations under state privacy laws—and bearing the name Srinivas Rangam as the claimant or tester you are
The TUCSRA which we detail below is not a threat but the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act (ACFA) is and there was just a multi-million dollar banner health settlement with LifeStance
LifeStance Health Group, one of the largest outpatient mental and behavioral health providers in the United States, has agreed to pay approximately $3.03 million to resolve a class action lawsuit