Cybersecurity & Privacy Archive » September, 2024

Cybersecurity & Privacy - September, 2024

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• AI Safety Bill Veto Shows Calif. Taking Regulatory 'Baby Steps'
• 9th Circ. Partly Revives Crypto Investor's Suit Against AT&T
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Google Investors' Attys Snag $66.5M In $350M Privacy Deal
• Latham, Davis Polk Steer AI-Focused Chipmaker's IPO
• 2 Crypto Think Tank Execs To Step Down At End Of Year
• Netflix Must Face Trimmed 'Baby Reindeer' Defamation Fight
• Indiana's TikTok Kids Safety Suit Revived On Appeal
• T-Mobile To Pay $31.5M In FCC Data Breach Settlement
• Speedway Workers' BIPA Suit Headed To Trial
• Ex-UNC Prof Claims Admin Tapped Classroom In Firing Suit
• 4 Ways To Prepare For DOD Cyber Certification Rule
• PE-Backed IT Provider Ingram Micro Files Long-Awaited IPO
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Epic Accuses Samsung Of Helping Google Block App Fix
• Hunter Biden's Tax Privacy Case Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Bread's Banks Fork Over $2M To FDIC Over Rewards Issue
• FCC Chief Quotes Taylor Swift In Tough Stance On Deepfakes
• Kappos' Bayh-Dole Warning To Clients Draws Debate
• Meta's Password Storage Flub Draws €91M Irish Fine
• Constitution Permits Blocked Anti-Laundering Law, Panel Told
• UK Man Indicted On $4M 'Hack-To-Trade' Scheme
• FCC Chief Says Chevron's Fall Won't Slow Needed Regs
• L'Oréal Can't Turn Off Try-On Tool BIPA Suit
• Ga. Hospital Patients Ask Judge to Revive Facebook Data Suit
• Takeaways From Texas AG's Novel AI Health Settlement
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Conn. Firm's Data Breach
• Gunster Says Absence Of Damages Sinks Data Breach Case
• Feds Charge 3 Iranians In Trump Campaign Hack
• What To Know About Latest Calif. Auto-Renewal Law Update
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons
• Attys Worry OpenAI IP Row Will Drag On Amid AI Policy Push
• Legal Pros Grapple With Best Use Of AI As Clients Divide
• HHS Flags Ransomware Rise In New Deal With Wash. Provider
• Senate Bill Calls For Stronger Healthcare Cyber Standards
• Colo. AG Says He Won't Call 'Ticky Tack' Privacy Fouls
• Snowflake, AT&T Data Breach Suit Must Be Joined, JPML Told
• En Banc 9th Circ. Doubts Dismissal Of Shopify Privacy Suit
• Investor Ordered To Deposit $336K In Pot Co. Contract Suit
• How To Avoid Liability When Using Cookie Consent Managers
• Arthur J. Gallagher To Pay $21M To End Data Breach Suits
• Apple Protests Atty Fee Bid In $35M Deal With Scam Victims
• In-House Counsel To Play Central Role At AI Cos., VCs Say
• DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub Win NYC Diner Data Law Row
• Bumble Investor Says Dating App Overhyped Premium Model
• FTC Targets 'Robot Lawyer,' Others In AI Enforcement Sweep
• City's Public Crash Reports Defy Privacy Law, NC Judge Says
• Meta Wants 'License' To Cover Up Past Events, Justices Told
• Marriott Gets $8M Default Win In TM Robocall Scam Case
• Imprisoned Ex-CEO's Attys Want Out Of Lawsuits With Co.
• Bloggers In EBay Stalking Case Can't Pinpoint Lost Sources
• Veteran Federal Prosecutor Joins King & Spalding In Texas
• Prince Lobel Says Rapper Owes $237K For Fraud Defense
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The MDL Map
• Dentons Accused Of Hacking Laptop, Aiding Vape Co. Usurper
• Google Can't Ditch Privacy Suit Over Period App Data Sharing
• Amazon Scolded Over Improper Privilege In Alexa Privacy Suit
• Fox Exec Must Show Cell Data In Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• Google Investors' Atty Defends Fees For $350M Privacy Deal
• Feds Say BitMEX Should Owe $428M For Flouting AML Rules
• 1st Circ. Affirms Tossing Of IRS Crypto Doc Seizure Case
• Musk, X Seek To End Ex-CNN Anchor's Talk Show Fraud Suit
• Think Tank Can't Get Prince Harry's Visa Records, Judge Says
• Navigating Restrictions Following Biotech Bill House Passage
• SEC Says Blockchain Cybersecurity Co. Ran $5M Fraud
• Dealmaker Lessons From CFIUS' New Enforcement Webpage
• Ex-Google Privacy Chief Joins Gibson Dunn As Practice Head
• What's In Colorado's 1st-Of-Its-Kind Neural Privacy Law
• Firms Allowed To Exit IP Case After Gaining Philips' Consent
• Man In Mueller Report Asks DC Circ. To Revive Privacy Claim
• Star Witness Against Bankman-Fried Gets 2 Years In FTX Case
• Ex-MoFo Cybersecurity Partner Joins Cooley In NY
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• Nike, Others Let TikTok 'Fingerprint' Sites, Suits Claim
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Privacy Bill, OKs Social Media Addiction Law
• 'Bluey,' 'Paw Patrol' App Maker Sued Over 'Stealth Marketing'
• CFTC Fines Piper Sandler $2M In Latest Text Messaging Action
• House Swipes Right On Online Dating Safety Bill
• PNC, Plaid End Legal Battle With Customer Data-Sharing Deal
• Edelson, Susman, Berger To Lead MultiPlan Collusion MDL
• Biden Admin Seeks To Ban Certain Chinese, Russian Car Tech
• Wilkinson Barker Brings On FCC Deputy Bureau Chief In DC
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Telecoms Oppose Using Database Co.'s Do-Not-Originate List
• College Data Co. To Pay $10M In MOVEit Hack MDL
• Journalists Say EBay Can't ID Sources In Stalking Case
• What To Know About Insurance Coverage For Antitrust Risks
• AGs Push To Can Google Privacy Deal With No Class Payout
• Fla. Judge Trims Health Co. Data Breach MDL
• FCC Launches $200M School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• Golf Course Co. Sued Again; Earlier Data Breach Case Axed
• Calif. Panel Backs VW Drivers' $3.5M Data Breach Deal
• BofA, Consumers Ink Deal To End COVID Card Fraud Claims
• NYC Lexus Dealership Snags Partial Win In TCPA Text Suit
• Avenatti Seeks Top Court Review Of Daniels ID Theft Verdict
• Houston Judge Won't Take Up Prosecutor License Issue
• What The SEC Liquidity Risk Management Amendments Entail
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Service Agreement Lessons From July's Global Tech Outage
• Dechert Settles Aviation Exec's Hack Cover-Up RICO Claims
• FTC's Holyoak Offers 'Alternative Vision' For Privacy, AI Work
• Roblox Can't Ax Negligence Claims In Online Gambling Case
• Scammers Bilked At Least $230M In Bitcoin, Feds Say
• Calif. Bill, NTIA Report Illustrate Open-Model AI Safety Debate
• Filing After Bar Lapse Was Honest Mistake, Prosecutor Says
• Insurers Wrestle With 'Cyberwar' Policy Exclusions
• Tech Giants Falling Far Short On Data Privacy, FTC Says
• Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills Move To House Floor
• AI Musician Denies Purported $10M Streaming Scam
• FBI Dismantles Chinese Botnet, Urges Victims To Seek Aid
• Health AI Co. Says Texas AG 'Misrepresents' Compliance Deal
• BIPA Doesn't Conflict With Kids Safety Law, Judge Rules
• Meta Ditches Investor Suit Over Apple Ad Changes For Good
• Bipartisan Bill Would Boost Acquisition Council's Authority
• Groups Seek To Sway FCC's Campaign Ad AI Disclosure Plan
• Staffing Co. Ex-CEO Gets Prison Time For $6M Billing Scheme
• Ex-Gunster Client Says Firm Can't Shake Data Breach Suit
• EDNY Prosecutor Joins Faegre Drinker
• Data Brokers Say NJ Judicial Privacy Law Goes Too Far
• Calif. Gov. Signs Suite Of Bills Combating AI Deepfakes
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• Federal Judge Won't Abstain From Pot Payment Co. Dispute
• JM Smucker Says Rival Is Spreading Uncrustable Lies
• AT&T To Pay $13M Fine Over Vendor's Cloud Data Breach
• A Fuzzy Label With Bite: FTC Must Define Surveillance Pricing
• Putative Class Says Golf Course Co. Shanked Data Protection
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• Reed Smith Adds Privacy, Tech Atty From Greenberg Traurig
• Instagram Changing Teen Accounts As Pressure Mounts
• Competitiveness Outranks Climate In New EU Commission
• Crypto-Scam Victim's Loss Hands Tracing Lessons To Experts
• 70% Of Insurance Underwriters Fear Replacement By AI
• Top UK Banks Push Payments Infrastructure Reform Plan
• TIAA Faces Class Claims Over 2023 Cyberattack
• Incumbent Contractor Can't Get Extra Credit, GAO Says
• Mass. Accounting Firm Hit With Data Breach Class Claims
• Tanning Giant Can't Shutter Suit Over Unsolicited Cell Calls
• 5th Circ. Judge Chides High Court Calls in Abortion Pill Case
• Judges Examine Who Has Free Speech Rights In TikTok Case
• New Employer Liability Risks In Old Ill. Genetic Privacy Law
• Record Retrieval Co. Hit With Suit Over Data Breach
• CoStar Subscriber Settles Suit Over Property Records Access
• Kennedys Adds 2 Knowledge Management Pros In London
• Nelson Mullins Grows In Chicago With Ex-Taft Litigator
• Global IT Outage Could 'Create New Types' Of Cyber-Cover
• Thoma Bravo's $5B Bid For Darktrace All Set For Completion
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• 23andMe Inks $30M Data Breach Deal With 6.4M Users In MDL
• How States Are Approaching AI Workplace Discrimination
• Kennedys Hires Cyber, AI Pro From Addleshaw In London
• Conn. Panel Spurns Atty's Bid For More ID Theft Damages
• 16 State AGs Demand DOJ Probe Of Texas Voter Fraud Raids
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Ex-DOJ Deputy In TikTok, Twitter Cases Joins Mayer Brown
• Intel's Appeal For Neural Network Tech Blows A Fuse
• EU Finance Ministers Boycott Hungary Meeting Over Russia
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FCC Tells 6th Circ To Affirm Net Neutrality
• RealPage Win On Phishing Recovery A Policyholder Boon
• Crypto Wallet Co. Beats Colo. Class Action Over $100M Hack
• Navigating A Potpourri Of Possible Transparency Act Pitfalls
• Corp. Disclosure Law Kills Community Boards, Nonprofits Say
• The Risks Of Employee Political Discourse On Social Media
• US Sanctions Cambodian Tycoon For Forced Labor Scam
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• Pillsbury Hires King & Spalding Atty To Lead Appellate Team
• Google Facing Data Privacy Probe In Ireland Over AI System
• Crypto-Scam Victim Can't Trace Lost £2M To Thai Exchange
• Teenager Arrested Over Cyberattack On London Tube Network
• Mastercard To Buy Recorded Future Security Co. For $2.65B
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• Utah Social Media Law Blocked Amid 1st Amendment Fight
• Gov't Spent $236B In Fraud And Improper Payments In 2023
• Top Calif. Biz Bills Sitting On Gov. Newsom's Desk
• Health Co. Owes $65M For Breach Of Medical Data, Nude Pics
• Department Of Homeland Security's Top Lawyer Steps Down
• Star Witness In Bankman-Fried Trial Seeks No Prison Time
• Missouri Man Gets 3 Years In Prison For Fraud, Tax Crimes
• 42 AGs Back Call For Social Media Warning Label Law
• Atlanta Consultant Didn't Deal With Cyber Hackers, Suit Says
• Cybersecurity Pro Jumps From Hogan Lovells To Goodwin
• UK Watchdogs Link Up To Tackle Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Cybersecurity Co. Beats Suit Over Med Tech Data Breach
• Nelson Mullins Adds Baker Donelson Health Pro In Houston
• Philips Balks At Dentons' Request To Exit IP Case
• EU Antritrust Chief Resists Softer Telecom Merger Rules
• Kennedys Opens New Offices In LA, Seattle Amid US Growth
• Cooley Hires Team For Emerging Companies And VC Practice
• Cybersecurity Co. Founders To Pay $1.6M In SEC Fraud Suit
• Yodlee Privacy Class Cert. Bid Faces Uphill Climb
• Judge Again Says Yearbook Site Can't Force Arbitration
• The Atlantic Must Face Writer's Trimmed Defamation Suit
• Dental Co. Can't Polish Off Suit Over Tracking-Pixel Use
• House OKs Bill To Bar Contracts With Chinese Biotech Cos.
• AIG Unit Sees Recovery Funds Dispute With RealPage Pared
• Ally Bank Hit With Negligence Suit Over Data Breach
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Finding Coverage For Online Retail Privacy Class Actions
• DC Circ. Considers Age Of Ex-Trump Aide's Surveillance Claims
• Abortion Provider Says Activist Group Intercepted Patient Info
• Calif. Takes AI Reins With Looming Safety, Transparency Laws
• NJ Medical Co. Claims Ex-Employees Conspired To Form Rival
• $111M Tax Fraud Scheme's Ringleader Sentenced To 14 Years
• The State Law Landscape After Justices' Social Media Ruling
• Software Co. Targets Validity Of Data Tracker Patents
• Old Employment Law Principles Can Answer New AI Concerns
• GitLab's AI Hype Was Too Optimistic, Investor Suit Says
• Judge Orders Jury Trial Over Arbitration Bid In TCPA Fight
• NM AG Sues Snapchat Over Child 'Sextortion' And Abuse
• Texas Says New HIPAA Rule Obstructs State Abortion Laws
• Unconstitutionality Of Transparency Act Clear, 11th Circ. Told
• Split 3rd Circ. Won't Rule Out Pa. As Wiretapping Suit Forum
• Lawmakers Seek Better Classified Info Training For Congress
• Privacy Suit Targets DNA Testing Co.'s Use Of Meta's Pixel
• OpenAI Slams YouTuber's AI Training Class Action
• Biden To Block US Steel-Nippon, And More Deal Rumors
• Navigating Cybersecurity Rule Changes For Gov't Contractors
• CrowdStrike Brass Face Investor Suit Over Global Outage
• Target Says TikTok Claims Are No Match For Actual Facts
• AI Art Ruling Shows Courts' Training Data Cases Approach
• Norton, Quinn Emanuel Decry $600M Patent, Contempt Ruling
• Two Sentenced To Prison In $111M Tax Fraud Scheme
• Lloyd's Looks To Ditch Cadwalader's Coverage Suit In NC
• 11th Circ. Urged To Boot Fla. Judge From Trump Docs Case
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• 'Pig Butchering': The Scam That Exploits Crypto Confusion
• Hunter Biden Pleads Guilty To Tax Charges In Surprise Move
• X Stops Training Grok On EU Users' Posts To End Irish Action
• Nonsolicits Don't Need Geographic Terms, Ga. Justices Say
• Dynapass Drops Patent Suit Against Bank Of America
• Colgate-Palmolive Reaches Deal In 401(k) Cyber Theft Suit
• Amazon Disclosures Doom Prime Viewers' Deception Claims
• 9th Circ. Blocks Calif.'s Social Media Content Disclosure Law
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Blackbeard IP Fight, Firm Data Breach
• Agencies Should Reward Corporate Cyber Victim Cooperation
• Samsung Says It Doesn't Access Face-App Scans
• Ga. Justices Affirm Rejection Of Class In Patient Privacy Suit
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• AI Musician Duped Streaming Giants To Steal $10M, Feds Say
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Starbucks Firing, Liquor Law In September
• SEC Fines 6 Credit Rating Firms $49M Over Texting Records
• No BIPA Exception For OTC Glasses, Ill. Judges Say
• FCC Urged To Trim Rule Proposal For Blocking Spam Texts
• FCC Bans Kaspersky Software In Authorized Equipment
• What We Know From Early Cyberinsurance Rulings
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond
• Bain One-Ups KKR's $4B-Plus Bid In Battle For Fuji Soft
• Founder Of Gibson Dunn Privacy Practice Joins McDermott
• Former Aide To NY Gov. Indicted On Foreign Agent Charges