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Cybersecurity & Privacy - July, 2024

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• AT&T Faces New Data Breach Class Action By Non-Customers
• Report Finds Uptick In AI-Related Shareholder Suits
• CrowdStrike Investors Sue Over Stock Drop After Outage
• Pop-Up Malware Scammer Gets 7 Years For Duping Elderly
• Pa. Court Says Mail-In Ballot Images Are Public Records
• Copyright Office Warns Of 'Urgent Need' For Deepfakes Law
• Chicago Area's Brookfield Zoo Sued Over Data Breach
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• TaxAct Customers' Attys Want $5.8M Fee For $23M Deal
• Ameriprise Chief Privacy Officer Joins Fisher Phillips
• Cadwalader Can't Cloak Cyberattack Coverage Suit, Court Told
• 11th Circ. Upholds Geofence Warrant In Carjacking Case
• Delta Hires Boies Schiller To Recoup Outage-Related Damages
• Judge Asks Dish If Circuits Truly Split On Data Breach Claims
• 2024 Product Liability Areas To Watch
• LastPass Can't Ditch Data Breach Fight, But Its Parent Co. Can
• Texas' Meta Deal Signals Future Data Privacy Actions
• Meta, TikTok Challenge 'Subway Surfing' Death Claims
• SEC Ruling Calls For FCC Revamp, Ex-Agency Lawyer Says
• FTX Exec Gets Prison Report Date Delayed After Dog Attack
• Rite Aid Sued Over Data Breach That Affected 2.2M Customers
• Senate Sends Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills To House
• OnlyFans Dupes Users With Chatty Impersonators, Suit Says
• Christie's Hit With Data Breach Suit Over Cyberattack
• Netflix Wants $170M 'Baby Reindeer' Defamation Suit Axed
• Insurer Says Trucking Co.'s BIPA Suit Isn't Covered
• Justices Urged To Certify Class Over Firm's Illegal Faxes
• Data Breach Reporting Requirements Must Change In AI Age
• Dominion Again Pushes DQ Bid For Ex-Overstock CEO Atty
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Virginia Appeals Court Tosses Record $2B Trade Secrets Verdict
• Texas, Meta Reach Historic $1.4B Deal In Biometric Data Suit
• 8th Circ. Tosses 'Windfall' $79M Legal Fee In T-Mobile Suit
• NYC Prof And Purported Dissident A Chinese Spy, Jury Hears
• NIST Lays Out 200+ Ways To Tackle Generative AI Risks
• Judge Blocks Medical Records Co.'s Anti-Bot Captchas
• Utah Biz Groups Latest To Challenge Corp. Disclosure Law
• Skadden-Led Driverless Tech Startup WeRide Seeks US IPO
• Charter Pays $15M To End FCC's Network Outage Probe
• Tenn. Republican Seeks To Block Net Neutrality In Senate
• Delaware Hospital Sues State Over 'Unconstitutional' New Law
• Senate To Vote On Bills To Protect Kids Online
• Ga. Auto Salvage Chain Hit With Suit Over Harassing Texts
• Ex-Volunteer Hit With $30M Judgment For Filming Minor
• 'Grave' NatSec Concerns Justify TikTok Ban, DC Circ. Told
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Recent Settlement Shows 'China Initiative' Has Life After Death
• White Collar Update: 4 Developments To Watch
• Ga. Health Providers Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• Ga. IT Co. Hit With Another Suit Over Data Breach
• What To Know As Children's Privacy Law Rapidly Evolves
• DOJ Whistleblower Pilot On Deck As Cos. Boost Compliance
• Apple Commits To White House Guidelines For Responsible AI
• DOJ Inks Deals With Ex-FBI Agent, Atty Over Release Of Texts
• FTX's Ryan Salame Asks To Delay Prison After Dog Attack
• 'Worthless' Insurance Scam Gets Telemarketing CEO 25 Years
• Biz Groups Call Corp. Transparency Act Unconstitutional
• Healthcare Software Co. Must Face Trimmed Data Hack Suit
• One Prosecutor's Quest To Carve Up Crypto's 'Pig Butchers'
• Data Co. Told To Turn Over Contracts In Kochava Case
• Health Worker Says Home Insurer Must Cover Privacy Row
• Cadwalader Suing Lloyd's Over Cyberattack Coverage Denial
• Bad Online Security Botched $800K Home Sale, Suit Says
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Polsinelli, Kirkland
• Fisher Phillips Adds 2 Partners To Its Nashville Office
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Israeli Investigator Faces Jan. Hearing On Hacking Extradition
• Meta, Snap Can't Ignore Murder Case Subpoenas, Court Says
• IT Firm Says $1.5B Commerce Award Redo Not Routine
• Wells Fargo Says Sham Enrollment Claims Are Too Old
• Google Wants To Keep 'Monopolistic Status Quo,' Epic Says
• Feds Unseal Indictment Against Fla. IT Worker in Spying Case
• NJ Justices Uphold Yeshiva's Win In Defamation Suit
• Prime Subscribers Say Amazon Can't Dodge Privacy Suit
• Samsung Might Not Control Face App Data, Ill. Judge Rules
• Dissecting Treasury's Call For Input On AI In Financial Sector
• How Contractors Can Prep For DOD Cybersecurity Rule
• 11th Circ. Sets Briefing Schedule In Mar-A-Lago Docs Appeal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Wiz-Google, Daily Telegraph, Medline IPO
• Delta Air Targeted In DOT Probe Following Global Tech Outage
• Google, Ill. Parents Reach Deal In Grade School BIPA Dispute
• IPhone Users Push For Apple Docs On Korea, EU App Stores
• 22% Of FINRA Member Firms Join Remote Inspection Program
• Ex-US Army Worker Gets 15 Years For $109M Fraud Scheme
• Carrier, Ex-Salesman Reach Deal In Trade Secrets Case
• Watchdog Clears DOJ In 'Unusual' Roger Stone Sentencing
• Holland & Knight Media, Privacy Atty Joins Ballard Spahr
• Legal Tech Co.'s $1.3M Data Privacy Deal Gets OK'd
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Not Doing Enough': Banks Grilled Over Zelle Fraud, Scams
• Ex-Raytheon Worker Asks High Court To Take Up Firing Suit
• ​​​​​​​Nigeria Fines Meta $220M Over WhatsApp Privacy Policy
• US, UK, EU Antitrust Enforcers Outline AI Principles
• Wash. AG Says 'Abortion Reversal' Clinic's Suit Still Deficient
• FTC Attys On Kroger Case Get Extensions After IT Outage
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• 3 Areas Of Enforcement Risk Facing The EV Industry
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• FCC Urged To Protect Public Safety In 5.9 GHz Band
• Nat'l Security Considerations For Telecom Products Counsel
• Texas Legal Services Biz Escapes Most Data Breach Claims
• Preparing For Increased Scrutiny Of Tech Supply Chains
• Clinic Gets NC Biz Court's Final OK For Hacking Suit Deal
• Chase, McKinsey Get FTC Inquiry Over 'Surveillance Pricing'
• Verizon's TracFone Hit With $16M FCC Data Breach Penalty
• FCC, Industry Debate If Brand X Case Set Broadband In Stone
• Equifax Bracing For CFPB On Dispute-Handling, Coding Glitch
• FCC Blames AT&T Network Change For 'Sunny Day' Outage
• Michigan's Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• NC Hospital, Patients Nearing Deal In Hacking Suit
• 5 Steps To Protect Your Business From Spoofed Email Fraud
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• LA Superior Court Closed Monday Due To Ransomware Attack
• Meta Hit With Fresh Complaint Over 'Pay Or Consent' Model
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reversing Google's Privacy Win
• Pornhub's Parent Co. Seeks Exit From Trafficking Class Action
• More Airwaves Needed For Power Grid Upgrades, FCC Told
• Oracle Inks $115M Deal To End Consumer Data Collection Suit
• How Did The Global Tech Outage Impact Transportation?
• SEC Wins $1.1M Penalty Against Crypto CEO
• SolarWinds' Ruling 'No Comfort' For Cybersecurity Leaders
• Jury Finds Booking.com Owes Ryanair $5K For Data Scraping
• House AI Report Is 'Blueprint' For Coming Committee Action
• Plaintiffs Drop Digital 'Wiretap' Suit Over Marketing Software
• 2 Foreign Nationals Cop To Roles In Ransomware Group
• A Guide To The USPTO's Long List Of Requests For Comment
• Evolve Bank Leaked 7.6M Customers' Private Info, Suit Says
• Several State Courts Impacted By Global Tech Outage
• Galaxy's CryptoManufaktur Buy Boosts Assets To $3.3B
• Taxation With Representation: A&O Shearman, Gibson Dunn
• FCC Looking Into 911 Disruptions From Global IT Outage
• Gemini, IRA Biz Settle Fraud Case Over $36M Crypto Hack
• Cyber-Insurers Could Be On Hook From Global IT Outages
• Grindr Faces Privacy Suit By Prominent 'Outed' Catholic Priest
• Bizlato Founder Avoids More Time For Illicit Crypto Deals
• NTIA Gives FCC Routing Security Plan The Thumbs Up
• Ex-Cop With Illness Spared Prison In EBay Harassment Case
• Avatar-Maker Draws Facial-Scan BIPA Suit
• Meta And FTC Want DC Circ. Privacy Fight Kept Paused
• Cyber Incident Response Checklist For SEC Compliance
• Rising Star: Morgan & Morgan's Francesca Burne
• SolarWinds Beats Most Claims In SEC's Data Breach Suit
• Special Counsel To Appeal Ax Of Trump Classified Docs Case
• AT&T Sued Over Breach Of 'Nearly All' Cell Users' Records
• Calif. Asks 9th Circ. To Lift Injunction On Kids' Privacy Law
• Jimmy John's Biometric Info Suit 'Barely' Avoids Dismissal
• United, Union Pacific Must Face Genetic Privacy Suits
• Investigator Argues Mogul's Hacked Data Aren't Trade Secrets
• CVS, Job Applicant Report Settlement In AI Lie Detector Suit
• Settlement Talks Stall In NC Driver Suit Over Crash Data
• Judge Trims Sentence For Crypto Expert Who Aided N. Korea
• Boston Man Can't Escape Chinese Spy Charge
• NY Inn Settles Coverage For Law Grad Shower Film Extortion
• Playing The Odds: Probing Sports Betting Allegations
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Rising Star: Winston & Strawn's Kevin Simpson
• Robinhood's $9M Promo Text Suit Settlement Gets Final Nod
• Trump Special Prosecutor Ruling Could Find Favor On Appeal
• Kaspersky To End US Operations After Commerce Dept.'s Ban
• How Tech Trackers May Implicate HIPAA After Hospital Ruling
• Platinum Co-Founder Dodges Prison For Bond Fraud Rap
• Columbia U. Aims To Keep $600M Patent Win Over Norton
• FCC Plans Vote To Expand AI Robocall Regulations
• FCC Says Call Routing Protocols Need Better Security
• Pet Store Chain Says AIG Unit Must Cover BIPA Claims
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Rising Star: Gibson Dunn's Cassandra Gaedt-Sheckter
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Gibson Dunn, Kirkland Steer $737M KBR-LinQuest Deal
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SEC Pans Database Privacy Challenge As Too Little, Too Late
• Cybersecurity Investor Sues For Docs On PE Merger Wipeout
• Ex-NYC Homeless Services Fraud Investigator Admits ID Theft
• Former Exec Slams Bowling Co.'s 'Elitist' $3.7M Atty Fee Bid
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Quinn Emanuel Barred From Repping X In Scraping Case
• Feds In EBay Stalking Case Seek Leniency For Sick Defendant
• No Sanctions For Milberg In Visa, Mastercard MDL
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• Rising Star: BakerHostetler's Bonnie DelGobbo
• Trump Classified Docs Case Canned Over Special Counsel Law
• Rising Star: Milberg's Gary Klinger
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Lenovo Dodges Deposition Bid In Texas Software Patent Fight
• Delta Slams Flyers' Facebook Data Sharing Class Action
• Judge Questions Zuckerberg's Bid To Dodge Liability In MDL
• T-Mobile Wins Time To Defend Arb. Award In 'SIM Swap' Suit
• Mitigating Risks Amid 10-Year Sanctions Enforcement Window
• FINRA's Remote Inspection Pilot Met With Praise, Caution
• AT&T Reveals Breach Of 'Nearly All' Users' Wireless Records
• M&A In The AI Era: Key Deal Terms To Watch
• CFTC, DOJ Convene 'Pig Butchering' Working Group
• Sens. Say AI Fuels Need For Data Privacy Law But Fail To Act
• Sens. Pitch COPIED Act To Fight AI-Content, Empower Artists
• TikTok's Bid For Users' Device Data Found Overbroad
• Customers Want Domino's Kept In BIPA Voiceprint Suit
• Attys Say Milberg Must Pay For Fraud In Visa, Mastercard MDL
• IP Forecast: Napa Winery's Ex-Atty Wants Another Trial
• Media Matters Fights Texas AG's Bid To Revive X Probe
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• Navigating The Extent Of SEC Cybersecurity Breach Authority
• Top Atty At Army Center Of Military History Joins Shook Hardy
• Consumer Groups Get EU Court's OK To Bring Data Claims
• Santa Clara Hospital Can't Fully Shake Online Tracking Suit
• BitMEX Cops To Flouting Anti-Money Laundering Rules
• SEC Exchange Plan Can't Stand Post-Chevron, Uniswap Says
• FCC Says Nearly Half 'Rip And Replace' Providers Can't Finish
• Top Banks Accused Of Infringing Authentication IP With Zelle
• Citi Fined $136M As OCC, Fed Cite Slow Remedial Progress
• 7th Circ. Exclusion Ruling Will Narrow BIPA Coverage
• Keurig Dr. Pepper Sent Mass Anti-Union Texts, Workers Say
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• BMW Driver Urges 9th Circ. To Restart Car-Tracking Fight
• FTC Deal Bars Messaging App From Allowing Users Under 18
• Industry, FCC Argue Net Neutrality's Fate After Chevron's Fall
• Chase Bank Reaches Deal In Data Security Patent Suit
• Healthcare Cases To Watch: A 2024 Midyear Report
• FCC Settles Call Caption Privacy Probe For $34.6M
• FCC Majority Takes Heat From House GOP Over New Regs
• Fintech Firm Ingo Sued For Data Breach Disclosure Lag
• Fifth Third Fined $20M Over Fake Accounts, Auto Loan Issues
• 9th Circ. Lets Librarian's Suit Against Dun & Bradstreet Go On
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• Veriwave Telco Faces FCC Action Over 'Tax Relief' Robocalls
• $2.4 Million Crate & Barrel BIPA Deal Gets Final OK
• Why High Court Social Media Ruling Will Be Hotly Debated
• After Chevron: Good News For Gov't Contractors In Litigation
• Shopify Privacy Ruling Threatens AGs' Work, 9th Circ. Told
• Paxful Co-Founder Admits Anti-Money Laundering Failures
• UnitedHealth Brass Face Investor Suit Over Merger Probe
• Orgs Worry FCC Could Overreach On Network Security
• DraftKings Hiding Ball On Noncompete Law, 1st Circ. Told
• Trump's Mar-a-Lago Case Slowed After Immunity Ruling
• Settlement Details Demanded In Insurer Data Breach Action
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• Calif. Privacy Agency Floats Data Broker Registry Rules
• Peloton Must Face Wiretapping Suit Over AI-Training Chat Tool
• 9th Circ. Backs Remand Of Cedars-Sinai Patient Data Suits
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Walmart Again Gets FTC's Money Transfer Suit Trimmed
• H&R Block Users Must Arbitrate Meta Privacy Claims
• Trump Urges Halt To Mar-A-Lago Case, Citing Immunity Ruling
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Settles Defamation Suit Against Influencer
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Cybersecurity Firm Noventiq Kills Plans To List Via SPAC Deal
• PruittHealth Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• Bowling Co. Seeks $3.6M In Atty Fees From Former Exec
• One Judge Not Enough For TCPA Deal's Toss, 11th Circ. Told
• SentinelOne Beats Investor Suit Over $27M Revision, For Now
• NBA Marketing Arm Must Face NFT Privacy Suit
• Hartford Unit Says Software Co. Not Covered For BIPA Claims
• After Chevron Deference: What Lawyers Need To Know
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Data Breach Suits Drive Consumer Protection Docket Growth
• YouTube Beats Kids Privacy Suit, But Plaintiffs Get 7th Shot
• Mike Huckabee Says Meta Hosted Fake CBD Gummy Ads
• Stock Photo Co. Says $250M Privacy Suit Must Be Arbitrated
• Amazon Must Face Wiretapping Class Suit, Wash. Judge Says
• 'Idle' Ga. Election Officials Holding Up Suit, Judge Told
• Ga. Parking Co. Stole Data To Send Fake Tickets, Fla Suit Says
• Samsung Doesn't Owe $4M In Arbitration Fees, 7th Circ. Says
• Amazon's PillPack Settles TCPA Class Suit
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• Congress Urges DOJ To Probe TikTok Kids' Privacy Concerns
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• Thomas Warns Of 'Danger In Delay' In Snapchat Abuse Case
• Justices Will Hear Texas' Porn Site Age Check Law
• What To Know: The High Court's Ruling On Social Media Regs
• TurboTax User Alleges Intuit Failed To Prevent Data Breaches
• Crumbl Aims To Burn Privacy Suit Over Info-Tracking Cookies
• TCPA Needs Update To Fight Scam Texts, FCC Chair Says
• Feds Push To Keep IRS Agents Out Of Hunter Biden Tax Case
• Atty Warned Not To 'Gamble' In Bid To DQ Quinn Emanuel
• FCC Chief Floats Rules To Secure Emergency Alerts
• GAO Says CMS Treated Bids On $34M Security Deal Differently
• IPO Rebound Leads Capital Markets Recovery At Midyear
• Pegasystems Investors Sue After $2B Trade Secrets Verdict
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Judge Chips Away At BofA COVID Card Fraud Claims
• Ga. E-Commerce Law Blocked By Federal Statute, Judge Says
• Meta 'Pay Or Consent' Model Breaches Digital Rules, EU Says
• Social Media Laws Need More Analysis, Justices Say
• Paul Hastings Adds Cyber Ace In Dallas From Akin Gump