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Cybersecurity & Privacy - January, 2024

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• Operators Of Texas College's Sports Website Punt Privacy Suit
• 3 Highlights From Sen. Hearing On Social Media Child Safety
• NFT Co. NBA Top Shot Wants To Block User's Privacy Suit
• DraftKings Hacker Sentenced To 1½ Years In Prison
• Carbonite Inks $27.5M Deal To End Stock-Drop Investor Suit
• Data Breach Victims Say Health Software Cos. Can't Ax Claims
• Touch-Screen Voting Is Cheaper, Safer, Ga. Official Testifies
• Electric Co. Says Insurer Refuses To Defend BIPA Suit
• Texas Company Sues Cybersecurity Firm For Infringement
• Jury Awards Centripetal $151.5M In Cybersecurity IP Case
• Ill. Judge Strikes Second Bid To Certify Allstate TCPA Class
• Northwell Health Sued Over Breach Of 3M Patients' Data
• Teladoc Illegally Sends Users' Personal Info To Meta, Suit Says
• Hacked Atty Regains Email Access After Triggering Mistrial
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• SEC Registrants Likely Won't Get Cyber Disclosure Delays
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Blasts Revived Social Media Blitz Against Him
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Group Of The Year: Cooley
• JPMorgan Directors Seek Toss Of Zelle Fraud Suit In Del.
• Following Banking Regulators' Breadcrumbs To 2024 Priorities
• Amazon Beats Suit Over Privacy And Antitrust Issues For Now
• American Airlines Sued Over Loyalty Account Closures
• CareFirst Judge Mulls Class OK In Trimmed Data Breach Row
• Ga. Judge Scolds Attys For 'Nasty' Sparring In Voting Trial
• Social Media Algorithms Called 'Addictive' Ahead Of Hearing
• Zuckerberg Depo In Privacy Suit Halted By Texas Justices
• WeChat And DHgate Listed On USTR's Counterfeiting Report
• Directors And Officers Face Unique AI-Related Risks
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY Sues Citi Over Fraud Protection, Reimbursement Practices
• New Strain Of Web Tracking Suits Pose Risks For Retailers
• Reps Want More From VA On AI Transparency, Enforcement
• OpenAI's Chatbot Breaks EU Privacy Law, Italian Agency Says
• Meta Must Keep Battling Trimmed Health Tracking Privacy Suit
• Texas AG Seeks Transgender Patients' Data, Ga. Clinic Says
• Cash App Fights Proposed Class Action Over Text Referrals
• Calif. Social Media Bills Aim To Protect Kids And Their Data
• Meta Again Seeks DC Circ. Pause On FTC Privacy Deal Tweaks
• Satanic Temple, Ex-Members Agree To End Defamation Row
• EU Emerges As Privacy Warrior In Axed Amazon-IRobot Deal
• 2 More Charged In DraftKings 'Credential Stuffing' Hack
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• 3 Ex-DHS Staffers Get Prison, Probation For Software Theft
• Unraveling The Bundled Benefits Of Retail Memberships
• NC TikTok Order Holds Lessons On Handling State AG Probes
• IRS Worker Gets 5 Years For Airing Tax Info On Trump, Others
• 23andMe Users Say Hackers Targeted Jewish, Chinese Data
• TikTok's $92M Biometric Deal Doesn't Bar Browser Claims
• Calif. AG Sets Focus On Streaming Services' Privacy Practices
• White House Calls Explicit AI Photos Of Taylor Swift 'Alarming'
• Bills Aim To Halt Cash To Chinese Cos. Over Genetic Data
• Ore. Sen. Calls Out NSA Web Browser Info Buying
• 'Are We Dating The Same Guy?' Guy's Meta Suit Gets Axed
• Meta Beats Claims Facebook Enabled Rohingya Genocide
• 9th Circ. Gives Immunity To Cop Who Disclosed Abuse Report
• JPMorgan, Zelle Parent Co. Can Arbitrate Customer Fraud Suit
• 'Waste Of My Time': Social Media Cos. Get Earful From Judge
• SolarWinds Says SEC Aims To 'Revictimize' It With Cyber Suit
• Okta Investor Sues Execs Over $6.5B Merger Integration Woes
• Takeaways From SEC's Aggressive Cybersecurity Moves
• DOJ Can't 'Lead' Google Ad Tech MDL Plaintiffs' Experts
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• Considerations For Lawyer Witnesses After FTX Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9th Circ. Forms AI Panel With Bradley Arant Atty As A Member
• Petition Watch: Patent Obviousness, ADA Trials, Spoofing
• Israeli Co. Gets Meta's Data Scraping Suit Trimmed
• Eye Care Tech Co. Gets Tentative OK For $8M DIP
• Google Says Publishers' Bid Creates An 'Unfair Advantage'
• Software Co. Settles Coverage Spat Over Wiretapping Suits
• Discovery Row Cuts Ga. Election Official's Testimony Short
• Music Student Guilty Of Stalking China Democracy Activist
• How Merck Settlement Can Inform Cyberinsurance Approach
• Morgan & Morgan Beats Firms To Lead Zoll Data Breach Row
• What Businesses Should Know About NJ Privacy Bill
• FTC Launches Probe Of Big Tech Investments In AI
• Staying Ahead Of The AI Policymaking Curve
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2023
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• SEC Says Law Firm Clients May Have Info For SolarWinds Suit
• Sens. Press For New Agency To Police BigTech On Privacy, AI
• Canadian Court Tosses Data Breach Suit Against Pot Store
• BofA Fell For $2.1M Check Fraud Despite Red Flags, Suit Says
• LoanDepot Sued Over Data Breach Affecting 16.6M People
• UPDATED: Delaware Jury Awards $45M In Data Security IP Trial
• Software Co. Says Data Breach Victims Aren't Customers
• Staff Duped GSA To Buy Banned Chinese Cameras, IG Finds
• Not Hanging Up Doesn't Kill TCPA Suit, Fla. Judge Says
• LA District Atty Cuts $5M Deal In 'Election Deniers' Arrest Suit
• Apple Can Pursue NSO Group Phone-Hacking Suit In Calif.
• Ga. Elections Director Says Paper Ballots Have Problems Too
• FTX Inches Toward Ch. 11 Examiner Appointment
• Split 5th Circ. Says Cops Immune In Texas Free Speech Suit
• And Now A Word From The Panel: A Strong Year For MDLs
• What Cos. Can Learn From 2023 Export Enforcement Report
• How Consumer Product Cos. Can Keep Up With Class Actions
• GOP Reps. Urge Max Sentence For IRS Tax Info Leaker
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What's In NY's Draft Guidance On AI Use In Insurance
• Amazon Hit With €32M Fine Over 'Illegal' Worker Surveillance
• AI Co. Seeks Telus, GoDaddy's Help In Trade Secrets Dispute
• Australia, US, UK Sanction Russian Over Medibank Hack
• Wash. AG Seeks Toss Of Clinics' 'Abortion Pill Reversal' Case
• Personal Touch's $3.6M Deal Over Data Breach Gets Initial OK
• 'More Than Enough' Amex Evidence For Visa, Mastercard Trial
• Justices Told Social Media Cos. Aren't Immune From All Laws
• Feds Overstepped Warrant In Deposit Box Raid, 9th Circ. Says
• Google Waited Too Long To Arbitrate Privacy Suit, Judge Says
• Data Co. Near Intelligence Taps Full $16M DIP Before Auction
• Manhattan DA Says More Payment App Security Is 'Imperative'
• Mitigating Compliance And Litigation Risks Of Evolving Tech
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Ballard Spahr Privacy Team Co-Leader Jumps To Blank Rome
• Progressive Customers Fire Back At Proposed Dismissal
• Dinsmore Adds 5-Atty Cybersecurity Team In Cleveland
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• ECJ Ruling Triggers Reconsiderations Of Using AI In Hiring
• Patreon Moves To Ax 'Unconstitutional' Video Privacy Suit
• NY Senate Backs Bill Bolstering Healthcare Data Privacy
• Anna Jaques Hospital Sued In Mass. Over Hacked Patient Data
• Willkie Nabs Ex-Gibson Dunn Partner As WC Co-Leader
• Eufy Avoids Part Of Facial Data Privacy Suit
• SEC Says X Account Hacker Hijacked Staffer Phone Number
• Anti-Trans Groups Defend Washington Shelter Law Challenge
• Expert Says Election Tests May Not Uncover Vote Hacks In Ga.
• Carnival Can't Capsize Consumers' Wiretapping Case
• 4th Circ. Says Firm Sent Illegal Faxes But Won't Certify Class
• Medical Software Co. Eye Care Leaders OK'd For Joint Ch. 11
• Ex-DHS Official Wants Probation For Software Theft Case
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• Cyberattack Yields Mistrial In Scam Marketing Case
• Justices Won't Hear Fight Over FTC's $163M 'Scareware' Win
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Microsoft Says Legal Dept. Among Targets Of Email Hack
• Meta, TikTok Can't Escape Suit Over Health Data Tracking
• Centripetal Denied Partial Win In Patent Suit Against Palo Alto
• GOP Senator Grills Treasury, FinCEN Over Fox News Report
• News Cos. Wants Expert Evidence In Google Ad Tech Case
• Debt Relief Co. Fleeced $100M, CFPB And States Say
• New Treasury Reporting Rules May Be A Shock To Many Cos.
• Apple Rival Seeks 9th Circ. Rethink On Statute Of Limitations
• Cyber Expert Sees 'Extreme' Risks In Ga. Voting Systems
• Fla. Medical Device Co. Sued Over Data Breach That Hit 54,000
• New Tech, Old Tricks: How GCs Can Fight White Collar Crime
• Progressive Hit With $5M Data Breach Class Action
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chinese State-Owned Bank Fined $32.4M By Fed, NY
• FTC Secures Ban On Marketer's Sale Of Precise Location Data
• 9th Circ. To Reconsider ZoomInfo Anti-SLAPP Fight
• FTC Asked To Force Google To Delete Sensitive Location Data
• Comcast Faces Another Suit Over Citrix Data Breach
• Midwest Healthcare Group Escapes Bulk Of Data Breach Suit
• 7th Circuit Probes Damages Evidence In Kickback Suit
• 5 AI Risks For Corporate Boards To Examine
• Cybersecurity Biz IronNet's Equity Swap Ch. 11 Plan OK'd
• Meta Takes Zuckerberg Depo Dispute To Texas Justices
• Giuliani Cos., Ex-Atty Want Hunter Biden's Privacy Suit Tossed
• Deals Rumor Mill: PAI Partners-Nestle, ESPN, Shein IPO
• IRS Contractor Says 'Moral Belief' Led Him To Leak Tax Info
• Burger King Franchisee Says It's Owed Defense For BIPA Suit
• How Data Privacy Law Cases Are Evolving In UK, EU And US
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Meta Investors Say They Fixed Suit Over Apple Ad Changes
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• Meta Loses Latest Bid To Pause FTC's Privacy Deal Changes
• State AGs Say AI-Generated Voices Fall Under Robocall Law
• 2nd Circ. Sinks TransPerfect's Trade Secrets Appeal
• Utah Sued Over Social Media Age Verification Law
• Gen Digital's $1.6M False Claims Act Loss Upped To $53M
• Iowa AG Says TikTok Deceived Parents About Kids' Content
• What To Watch As Drive To Protect Kids Online Heats Up
• Papa John's Trims But Can't Toss Calif. Web Tracking Suit
• Freedom Foundation Can't Challenge Union Orientation Law
• Ga. Justices Say Voting Machine Suits Aimed At Wrong Target
• Parents Says Zuckerberg Can't Escape Social Media MDL
• Companies Should Beware Greater Scrutiny Of Subscriptions
• Uncharted Waters Ahead For FCA Litigation In 2024
• Takeaways From FTC Children's Privacy Rule Proposal
• States Say 1st Amendment Cases Favor Social Media Laws
• Burr & Forman Discloses October Data Breach
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Want 5 Years For IRS Contractor Who Leaked Tax Info
• High Court Majority Shows No Eagerness To Overturn Chevron
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• 5th Circ. Revives Southwest Airlines' Cyber Coverage Suit
• US Judge Tosses Anti-Abortion Clinic Spat Over Subpoena
• Claims Of Trump Ally Election Hack Arise In Ga. Voting Trial
• Uber To Close Drizly Alcohol Delivery Biz 3 Years After Buying
• Crypto Group Says It Has 'No Obligation' To Answer Warren
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider Ruling On Trump's Twitter DMs
• Hospital Groups Nationwide Slam Online Tracking Restrictions
• Meta's Mark Zuckerberg To Sit For Depo In Texas Privacy Suit
• Hunter Biden Can't Sue Attys Over Tax Info Leak, US Says
• 3 Key Class Action Trends To Use As Guidance In 2024
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• Mich. Judge Pushes For Deal In IT Co.'s Worker-Poaching Suit
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• Robins Kaplan Wants To Undo Sanction Over Dropbox Access
• BCLP Wants Mondelez Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Files From Probe Of Tax Return Leak Are Private, US Says
• How Data Brokers Can Prep For Calif. Delete Act Compliance
• Crowell Adds Moses Singer Health Trio In New NYC Office
• How 4 State AGs Are Shaping Data Privacy Compliance
• SEC Says Unauthorized X User Did Not Access Other Systems
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Blackout Challenge Death Suit Tops Jan.
• Cyberattack On Insurer Compromised Over 64K, Suit Says
• Healthcare Co. HealthEC Hit With Data Breach Suit
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• NY Fines Crypto Trader $8M For Data Security, Other Failings
• CoinShares Buying Valkyrie After SEC's Approval Of ETFs
• DOD's Proposed Cyber Rule: What Contractors Must Know
• Subscriber Class Attys Get $3.25M In Data-Sharing Settlement
• High Court Eyes Chevron Deference: What You Need To Know
• Top Considerations For Retailers Using AI To Combat Theft
• Major EU AI Banking Ruling Will Reverberate Across Sectors
• Google App Devs' Attys Get $26M Despite Initial Skepticism
• Watchdog OK's VA's Treatment Of $331M Conflicts Claims
• Quest Fertility Biz Reaches $1.25M Deal In Data Breach Case
• Rein In Abusers' 'Chilling' Control Of Cars, FCC Chief Says
• Hearst Must Face VPPA Suit Over Data Sharing On News Apps
• CFPB Tells Credit Reporting Cos. To Fix 'Sloppy' Practices
• House Reps. Propose Bill To Stop AI-Generated Fakes
• Facebook's 'Chutzpah' Charging Class For Ads Annoys Judge
• Trends That Tech Lawyers Should Keep An Eye On In 2024
• Conn. Healthcare Co. Eyes Deal For Data Breach Class
• Dollar Bank Hit With Pa. Suit Over Merged Bank's Data Breach
• CFPB As Pay App Watchdog May Invite More Fintech Regs
• EBay Pays $3M Criminal Penalty For Cyberstalking
• Estee Lauder Beats Makeup Try-On BIPA Suit, For Now
• NJ Lawmakers Send Data Privacy Bill To Gov.'s Desk
• Hospital System, Spring Maker Sued Over Medical History Ask
• FBI Probes SEC X Account Hack As Lawmakers Seek Answers
• FCC Orders NJ Co. To Explain Steps Taken To Block Robocalls
• CFPB Urged To Hit Reboot On Digital Payment Oversight Bid
• News Orgs Ask Congress For Copyright Clarity On AI Training
• Fees In Kronos Underpayment Deal Are Inflated, Judge Says
• Pa. Panel Lets Erie Off Hook For Covering Bible App Hack
• 'You Don't Own The Internet': X Corp. Gets Earful From Judge
• Emerging Risks Affecting The Tech Legal Landscape
• In Landmark Decision, SEC Approves 11 ETFs Holding Bitcoin
• Voters Advocate For Paper Ballots In Ga. Voting Machine Trial
• Make 'Cyber Trust' Mark Voluntary, Biz Groups Tell FCC
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• FDA Digital Tech Rule Faces Health Privacy, Inequity Test
• FTC Halts Data Broker's Location Data Sharing In Novel Deal
• Ohio Judge Pauses 'Breathtakingly Blunt' Social Media Age Law
• Federal Watchdog Faults Most Agencies' Cybersecurity
• Coffee Meets Bagel App Meets Lawsuit Over Biometric Selfies
• Voters Say Ga. Voting Machines Are Unreliable As Trial Begins
• Apple Co-Founder Asks To Revive Scam Suit Against YouTube
• Mich. Resident Sues Software Co., Provider Over Data Breach
• Rapper's Credit Con Sentence Must 'Send Message,' Feds Say
• 5 Securities Litigation Issues To Watch In 2024
• Unpacking NIST's Guidance On Genomic Data Cybersecurity
• Air Force Can Sole-Source Medical Infusion Pump Updates
• SEC Says 'Compromised' X Account Made Bitcoin ETF Post
• Meta Sued Over 'Are We Dating The Same Guy' Facebook Group
• Attys Seek $2.9M Cut Of Retirement Plan Data Breach Deal
• A Look At Consumer Reporting In 2023, And What's To Come
• Orrick Client Delta Dental Of Calif. Hit With Data Breach Suit
• CFTC Urged To Address DeFi Risks In New Report
• Justices Pass On X's Fight To Release Gov't Spying Report
• Wash. Appeals Court Upholds $4.4M Health Data Breach Deal
• NC Appeals Court Says TikTok Must Give AG Meeting Recordings
• Petty Officer Gets 27 Months For Selling Military Info To China
• FCC Says Funding A Major Factor Hindering 'Rip And Replace'
• Wash. Pediatric Hospital Asks Judge To Toss Data Privacy Suit
• HP Accused Of Using Software To Create Printer-Ink Monopoly
• Md. Judge Unsure Of Jurisdiction In Texas, Media Matters Row
• Fidelity National Financial Faces Data Breach Class Action
• Computer Security Patent Fight Settled On Eve Of Trial
• What To Know About FCA Cybersecurity Enforcement
• NJ Atty Settles With Insurer, Broker On Malpractice Coverage
• Verizon Settles Claims It Aided Coinbase Scammer's Theft
• 8 Privacy Law Predictions For 2024
• Dollar Bank Customer Drops Data Breach Class Action
• Justices Refuse Atty's Challenge To Border Phone Searches
• Hospitals Want Fast End To 'Flawed' Online Tracking Rules
• Tech Group Sues To Block Ohio Social Media Age-Check Law
• Legal Study Site Accused Of Illegally Sharing Video User Data
• FCC Could Pull Telecom's Int'l Authorization After DOJ Letter
• Five Guys' $700K Deal Over 2022 Data Breach Gets Initial OK
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• New Protections For Judges Turn A Year Old; What's Next?
• House China Committee Calls To Ban Chinese IoT Company
• FTC Rite Aid Order Holds Biometrics And AI Compliance Tips
• Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Court Decisions In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Users Nab Class Cert. In Mobile App Privacy Row
• Woman Says Google, Adam & Eve Shared Her Sex Toy Habits
• 17 Convicted As DOJ Ends Probe Into Hacked Servers Market
• Federal Circuit Considers Making TM Denial Precedential
• Ex-Music School Director Dodges Trade Secrets Trial
• Charges Stem From $35M Sale Of Chinese Surveillance Gear
• LastPass Says Breach Suits Ignore That Data Was Encrypted
• In The CFPB Playbook: Rulemaking Rush Before Election Year
• Ill. BIPA Ruling May Spark Violation-Of-Law Exclusion Fight
• Banned Attys Get Twitter Suit Sent Back To Fla. State Court
• Binance.US Adds Compliance Chief Amid Enforcement Tumult
• Merck And Insurers Settle $1.4B Cyberattack Coverage Case
• 5 Privacy And Cybersecurity Resolutions For 2024
• Most Notable Personal Injury And Med Mal Verdicts Of 2023
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• NBA Website User Urges 2nd Circ. To Save Video Privacy Row
• Apple Reaches Deal With Scam Victims In Gift Card Suit
• ACTS Retirement Data Breach Suit Settlement Gets Initial OK
• Lead Generator To Pay $7M To Settle FTC Suit Over Robocalls
• Judge Gives Initial Nod To $1.4M Webster Bank Privacy Deal
• Wawa Drops Last Claim In $10.7M Mastercard Hack Fee Suit
• Tell It To A Jury, Va. Judge Tells Palo Alto Networks
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• NC Atty General Urges Court To Force TikTok Disclosures
• Shopify Ruling May Support Personal-Jurisdiction Defenses
• Software Engineer Gets 18 Months In Lumentum Insider Case
• Texas Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• Mayer Brown Adds Wilson Sonsini Privacy Pro In Calif.
• 6 AI Cases And What They Mean For Copyright Law
• Feds Plan To Drop 2nd Trial Against Bankman-Fried
• 9th Circ. Revives Claims Against Czech Porn Site Operators
• Apple, USPTO Tell Justices VirnetX Can't Revive $576M Award
• Comcast Is Sued Over 35M Xfinity Customer Data Breach
• VoIP Provider XCast Settles FTC's Robocall Allegations
• Lawsuit Says 23andMe Dragged Its Feet In Data Leak
• Cybersecurity Issues For Financial Industry To Track In 2024
• How AI Is Changing The Game Of Professional Sports
• Google Cuts Deal To End 'Incognito' Mode Privacy Fight
• 9th Circ. Agrees App Store Rival's Antitrust Suit Too Late
• Australian Courts Data Hack May Have Hit Hearing Recordings
• Insurer Drops Coverage Suit Over Firm's $459K Fraud Claim
• Regal Employees Try To Save Ill. Biometric Law Suit
• What To Watch For In Legal Ethics In 2024
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Spring
• New Connecticut Laws To Know About In 2024
• Google Enters 2024 Fighting For Search, Play & Ad Tech
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2024
• What To Expect From The CFPB This Year
• 10 Sports And Betting Cases To Watch In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• 10 Privacy Compliance Areas To Focus On In 2024
• Insurance Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2024
• ​​​​​​​The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2024
• California Legislation And Regulations To Watch In 2024
• Securities Regulations To Watch In 2024
• Compliance Priorities In 2024 Include Climate And AI
• These Are The High-Stakes AI Legal Battles To Watch In 2024
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2024
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2024
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch In 2024
• 'Pent Up' Demand For IPOs Could End Drought In 2024