Locks Law Firm A Data Breach and Consumer Class Action Threat
Locks Law Firm is not best understood as a small website-tracker demand shop. It is more dangerous than that. The firm has a long-running plaintiffs’ litigation platform, a consumer class-action practice, data breach experience, and a history of appearing in complex privacy and cybersecurity matters. For companies that have suffered a breach, exposed PII, collected […]
Levin Sedran & Berman Data Breach and Privacy Class Action Lawyers Companies Should Not Ignore
Levin Sedran & Berman is not a small demand-letter shop testing privacy theories from the sidelines. It is a Philadelphia-based plaintiffs’ firm with national class-action experience, MDL credibility, and a growing footprint in data breach and consumer privacy litigation. For companies that have suffered a breach, received a notice inquiry, or operate websites collecting sensitive […]
Siri & Glimstad LLP: The Multi-Jurisdictional Firm Bringing VPPA and CIPA Claims
Most plaintiff firms pick a home jurisdiction and work it. Siri & Glimstad LLP operates differently. The firm files privacy class actions in California federal court, New York federal court, and wherever else the combination of statute, precedent, and judicial temperament produces the most favorable terrain for a given set of facts. That flexibility — […]
Wites and Rogers FL Consumer Data Privacy Law Firm
Florida is not California. That observation matters in digital privacy litigation because plaintiff firms, compliance officers, and corporate counsel have spent the last several years calibrating their exposure models around CIPA wiretapping claims in the Northern and Central Districts — and in doing so have underweighted the litigation risk that exists in the Southeast. Wites […]
Boodell & Domanskis LLC: The Chicago Plaintiff Firm Turning Illinois Privacy Law Into Class Action Leverage
Illinois has produced more significant privacy class action settlements than any other state in the country. That is not an accident. It is the direct result of a single statute — the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act — that carries uncapped statutory damages, requires no proof of actual harm, and gives every Illinois resident a […]
Dubin Law & Liddle Sheets Detroit Plaintiff Firms Litigating Consumer Privacy Claims
Detroit is not the first city that comes to mind when compliance officers think about digital privacy litigation risk. California dominates that conversation, and for good reason — CIPA wiretapping claims, CCPA enforcement, and a plaintiff bar that has spent a decade developing pixel-tracking theories in the Northern and Central Districts. But plaintiff litigation does […]
Bailey & Glasser Data Breach & Data Privacy Litigation
Bailey & Glasser LLP is one of the main law firms that businesses are dreading hearing from when it comes to data privacy litigation, particularly in cases involving data interception, tracking technologies, and complex class actions. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies and plaintiffs’ firms refine their strategies, businesses operating online especially those leveraging analytics tools, pixels, […]
Peiffer Wolf’s Pixel Tracking Litigation Law Firm
Every week we break down a new law firm that we find that has entered into the data privacy litigation space. It’s become a multi-million-dollar arena where older statutes are routinely weaponized against cutting-edge web technologies. While the initial wave of class actions under statutes like the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) and the […]
Todd M. Friedman CIPA Lawsuit? What Businesses Should Do After a Website Tracking Claim
If your company received a CIPA lawsuit or demand letter from Todd M. Friedman or another California consumer privacy firm, treat it as both a litigation event and a website privacy remediation event. Don’y panic millions of businesses are technically in violation of privacy laws and with a little bit of work it can be […]
KamberLaw: The Internet’s Original Privacy Litigator Is Still Filing Cases
The Firm That Was Suing Over Cookies Before Most Companies Had a Privacy Policy Scott Kamber started litigating internet tracking when “tracking” meant dial-up cookies and banner ad networks. Two decades later, KamberLaw is still filing cases — and the legal theories the firm helped develop from scratch are now the templates every plaintiff firm […]
