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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LAW FIRMS Zermay Law and Zachary Zermay: Data Privacy Litigation Demand Letters
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…
Pixel Diligence: The M&A Privacy Review Buyers Can No Longer Skip
A target company’s tracking pixels used to be a marketing question.
Healthcare Data Privacy Litigation: Pixel Tracking Settlements and Legal Precedents
Healthcare organizations across the United States face continuous legal scrutiny regarding their use of website analytics and third-party tracking pixels.
COMPLIANCE The Arizona Consumer Fraud Act (ACFA): The New Vehicle for Pixel Tracking Litigation
When the Arizona Court of Appeals killed the “spy pixel” theory under the Telephone, Utility and Communication Service Records Act (TUCSRA) in…
Srinivas Rangam Demand Letters Over CIPA Privacy Litigation and Website Wiretapping Claims
If your business has recently received a formal legal demand letter citing statutory violations under state privacy laws—and bearing the name Srinivas…
LAW FIRMS Arizona’s Telephone, Utility and Communication Service Records Act (TUCSRA): The Complete Guide to the “Spy Pixel” Litigation Wave
The TUCSRA which we detail below is not a threat but the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act (ACFA) is and there was just…
LAW FIRMS LifeStance Health Pays $3.02 Million to Settle Website Tracking Pixel Class Action — A Warning on Consent Banners and Healthcare Data
LifeStance Health Group, one of the largest outpatient mental and behavioral health providers in the United States, has agreed to pay approximately…
LAW FIRMS Is the Unruh Act the Next CIPA? Why Privacy and Civil Rights Law Are About to Converge
In 1967, California lawmakers passed a wiretapping statute aimed at phone taps and recorded conversations.
EDITORIAL Two Data Broker Fines in Five Days Signal California’s Dual-Track Privacy Crackdown
In the span of less than a week, the California Privacy Protection Agency has issued two separate enforcement actions against data brokers,…
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Consumer Reports Finds Major Crypto Exchanges Fall Short on Privacy, Transparency, and Risk Disclosure
Consumer Reports has released a multi-month evaluation of five major U.S.-facing cryptocurrency exchanges—Binance.US, Coinbase, Crypto.com, Gemini, and Kraken—concluding that the platforms make…
Inside CalPrivacy’s Expanding Audit Function: How the Agency Plans to Examine Privacy Practices Beyond Traditional Enforcement
Since its creation in 2020, the California Privacy Protection Agency has primarily drawn public attention through high-profile enforcement actions and successive rounds…
CIPA vs CCPA: Understanding the Biggest Privacy Litigation Risk for Websites
It may only look like a CIPA claim can cost you $5,000 in statutory damages but thats not true.
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