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All dispatches →When the Cookie Banner Becomes Exhibit A: Why the Millisecond Is Relevant in CIPA Litigation
We warned about the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) cookie banner cases and now the entire privacy and legal community is…
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.
NIST, ISO 27701, or Neither? Why Picking a Privacy Framework Is the Wrong First Question
In March 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency fined American Honda Motor Co.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Vivek Shah CIPA Demand Letters: Inside the Court-Declared Vexatious Litigant’s Website Wiretapping Claims
Vivek Shah is no longer merely a “serial plaintiff” in the vocabulary of defense lawyers and demand-letter recipients.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Received a CIPA Demand Letter From Vivek Shah? How Agencies and Brands Should Respond
If you run an agency, you are sitting on both sides of the most aggressive privacy litigation campaign in the country right…
Consumers Legal Remedies Act The Plaintiff Bar’s Favorite Weapon in Data Privacy Lawsuits
When plaintiff firms draft a California privacy complaint, the wiretapping counts get the headlines.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA CalPrivacy Launches Its First Formal Privacy Audit Against Gig Economy Platforms
We broke the news the other day about CalPrivacy ramping up audits for specific industries.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Ace Hardware Broken Consent Banner Privacy Case Expands Damages Beyond $5,000
We have screamed at the top of our virtual lungs about the risks of having a broken cookie banner and having to…
CIPA Website Tracking Lawsuits: What a ‘Pen Register’ Claim Is, Who’s Being Sued, and How to Defend Your Website
A statute written in 1967 to stop people from clipping alligator leads onto telephone lines is now the busiest privacy litigation engine…
Meta Faces Staggering $1.4 Trillion Penalty Demand in US Youth Safety Trial
In a development that underscores the growing regulatory heat on Big Tech, four US states are seeking a staggering $1.4 trillion (approximately…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Autonation Privacy Case Dismissed But New Ads Show Ongoing Privacy Litigation Risks Your Company Can Protect Against
Autonation just beat a CIPA case based on jurisdiction grounds but constant threats are lurking each and every week with new ads…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA CIPA Lawsuit Abuse: Why California’s Wiretap Law Is Still a Mess and the Legislative Battle to Fix It
The California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) was passed in 1967.