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Brian King v. Conde Nast Publications
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12-57209
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March 03, 2014
9th Circ. Neuters Plaintiff-Favored 'Shine The Light' Law
The Ninth Circuit recently tossed a trio of class actions under California's "shine the light" law because the plaintiffs had failed to directly ask the companies if their information had been shared with third parties, establishing a high damages hurdle that attorneys say will shield companies from a surge of litigation.
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February 18, 2014
Hearst, Conde Nast Off The Hook In 'Shine The Light' Suits
The Ninth Circuit issued twin rulings Tuesday tossing class actions against publishing giants Hearst Communications Inc. and Conde Nast Publications, saying the plaintiffs hadn't sufficiently proven injury by the companies' lack of disclosures under California's "shine the light" law.