CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA California’s UCL in Meta Pixel Privacy Lawsuits
California’s Unfair Competition Law is the state’s catch-all business statute.
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LAW FIRMS Wire Fraud Allegations in Meta Pixel Demand Letters
Federal wire fraud is a serious crime. It is the statute prosecutors use when someone runs a scheme to obtain money or…
DATA Statutory Larceny Under Penal Code 484 and Website Tracking Data
Theft statutes are written for taking someone else’s property.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA How the CLRA Shows Up in Meta Pixel Privacy Demand Letters
California’s Consumer Legal Remedies Act was written for people who buy goods and services and are misled about what they bought.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Intrusion Upon Seclusion Claims in Meta Pixel Tracking Lawsuits
Intrusion upon seclusion is the common-law privacy tort people have in mind when they say someone “spied” on them.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA California’s Constitutional Right to Privacy and Meta Pixel Demand Letters
California’s Constitution does more than organize the branches of government.
LAW FIRMS How Plaintiff Firms Use Meta Pixel Demand Letters: ECPA Procurement, the Crime-Tort Exception, and Twelve Add-On Claims
Demand letters built around the Meta Pixel are no longer limited to a single California wiretap statute.
AI New York Bar Tells Lawyers: Bill for Checking AI, Not for the Time It Saved
On October 31, 2026, the New York State Bar Association’s House of Delegates adopted “Legal Ethics Guidelines for Lawyers’ Use of Artificial…
LAW FIRMS Legal Engineers Are Rewiring Law Firms for AI. Someone Has to Govern the Client Data They Move
For most of the last two decades, the people who knew how a law firm’s software worked and the people who knew…
Privacy Counsel for Website Ad Pixels, Retargeting Tags and Analytics Disclosures: What to Look For and What to Bring
If you run ads, retargeting or conversion tracking on your website, sooner or later someone will ask a question that your marketing…
LAW FIRMS Privacy Arbitration Demands: How CIPA Claims Bypass Court Filings
Privacy litigation is increasingly taking place outside the American court system, with plaintiffs’ attorneys filing claims directly with private arbitration providers rather…
LAW FIRMS Leak-Site Listings of Law Firms Jumped 39%. Why Outside Counsel Belongs in Your Vendor Risk Program
Criminal extortion groups publicly named 455 legal organizations on their data leak sites in the year to August 2026, up 39 percent…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA CalPrivacy’s First Enforcement Chief Joins Latham & Watkins: What His Record Says About California Enforcement
The person who built California’s privacy enforcement team from scratch now works for the companies that team investigates.