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Cybersecurity & Privacy - October, 2024

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• 1st Amendment Protects 'Nevermind' Album Art, Judge Told
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Invalidation Of 3 Centripetal Patents
• 6th Circ. Wrestles With Reach Of FCC's Net Neutrality Powers
• Megan Thee Stallion Sues Over Trial Lies, Deepfake Porn
• Centripetal's $151.5M Patent Award Slashed To $113.6M
• Copyright Office Says Rest Of AI Report To Come By Year End
• Meta Users Fight Uphill For Cert., But Advertisers Have A Shot
• What DOJ's New National Security Obsession Means For Attys
• Health District Must Face Cyberattack Suit, Wash. Judges Say
• How Judiciary Can Minimize AI Risks In Secondary Sources
• 3 Steps For Companies To Combat Task Scams
• Rap Promoter Gets 3 Years In Stolen Credit Card Scam
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Firms' Hiring Strategies Are Evolving In Fight For Top Spot
• Meta Says CFPB Mulling Enforcement Action Over Advertising
• MVP: Latham's Serrin Turner
• Doctor Denied Access To Grand Jury Materials In HIPAA Case
• Capital One Says It Disclosed Sale Of Consumer Account Data
• Bernstein Litowitz, NYS Fund Rep CrowdStrike Investor Class
• Google's Bid To Depose AG Has Texas Appeals Judge 'Extremely Troubled'
• More Than Half Of Cos. Slow With Antirobocall Compliance
• Calif. Agency Targets Data Brokers Over Registry Mandate
• Amazon Escapes Biometric Data Suit Over Call Center Tech
• FCC To Consider Undersea Cable Security Review In Nov.
• Mass. AG Seeks To Bar 'NYSE' Crypto Trading Scheme
• BCLP Adds Ex-Seattle Mayor, US Atty As US White Collar Head
• FTX Witness Who Saw Bankman-Fried's 'Evil' Avoids Prison
• MVP: Winston & Strawn's Sean G. Wieber
• How Attorneys Can Break Free From Career Enmeshment
• NY Health Provider To Boost Data Security To End AG's Probe
• DOJ Will Restrict Data Swapping With 'Countries Of Concern'
• Wells Fargo Fights To Ax Suit Over Identify Fraud Accounts
• 'Breathtaking' Pentagon Leak Merits 16 Years, Feds Say
• FCC, Calif. Agency To Team Up To Protect Privacy
• ByteDance's Sanctions Bid Against Ex-Worker Delays Trial
• US Finalizes Investment Ban On Chinese Emerging Tech
• Epic Urges 9th Circ. Not To Pause Google Play Store Fixes
• Developer Can't Revive COVID-19 App Suit Against Apple
• Lawmakers Want Update On Copyright Office's AI Reports
• Accellion Can't Nix Data Breach Suit Over Outdated Software
• Philly Cops Lose Free Speech Suit Over Facebook Posts
• Google Seeks To Toss Yelp's 'Self-Preferencing' Case
• Where Can Privacy Plaintiffs Sue When Injury Is Online?
• Court Closure Sought Over Taunts By Florida Gun Shop Owner
• EBay, Ex-Execs Deny Fault For Harassment Of Bloggers
• UCC Article 12 Offers Banks A Chance To Dive Into 'DePINs'
• MVP: Morgan & Morgan's John Yanchunis
• Lawyers With Disabilities Are Seeking Equity, Not Pity
• Tech Groups Target Fla. Law To Restrict Kids On Social Media
• 7th Circ. Signals Its Rulings Govern Citizens BIPA Policy Spat
• Apple Says Section 230 Dooms ICloud Child Porn Claims
• Leader Of Bankers' Group Calls For Anti-Fraud Watchdogs
• FTC, DOJ Tell 9th Circ. Google Wrong On Play Store Fixes
• Conn. Healthcare Co.'s $1.5M Data Breach Deal Gets Final OK
• Mass. Court's Wiretap Ruling May Be Bad Omen For Plaintiffs
• Denver Law Firm Faces Class Action Over Data Breach
• Lessons For Municipalities Facing Cyberattacks
• CrowdStrike Fires Back At Delta In IT Outage Blame Game
• King & Spalding Adds White & Case Antitrust Litigator In NY
• Judicial Committee Best Venue For Litigation Funding Rules
• MVP: Dechert's Brenda Sharton
• AI Surge, Vendor Risks Fuel Election Security Concerns
• Delta Says CrowdStrike Must Pay For Catastrophic IT Outage
• Crypto Rapidly Transforming IRS Criminal Cases, Agent Says
• Apple-Google Pact Plaintiff Stuck With 9th Circ. Appeal
• Social Media MDL Judge Rips Meta, AGs' Agency Doc Fight
• AI Researchers Lose Bid For DMCA Anti-Hacking Carveout
• Heinz Charity Ends Embezzlement Suit Against Ex-Adviser
• Photo App Says BIPA Ignorance Warrants Insurance Coverage
• Election Records Law Needs Update, Mich. Justice Says
• 'Magician' Tax Preparer Close To Plea Deal In $100M Case
• The Strategic Advantages Of Appointing A Law Firm CEO
• IRS Agents To Appeal Exclusion From Biden Tax Privacy Case
• Planning For Cyber Incident Reporting Requirements In Sports
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Skadden, Kirkland
• LinkedIn Hit With €310M Irish Fine For Targeted Ad Practices
• USPTO Is Using AI — And More IP Takeaways From Vidal
• AMA Latest To Sue MultiPlan Over Out-of-Network Pricing
• Trade Orgs Back Google's Bid For 9th Circ. Play Store Pause
• CAT Is 'Out Of The Bag': Judge Won't Block SEC Data Tool
• CFPB Cautions Over 'Unchecked Surveillance' Of Workers
• Va. Judge Won't Block Feds' Nonprofit Disclosure Law
• Scam PAC Uses Rick Scott's Name To Trick Donors, Suit Says
• LinkedIn Intercepts Health Info On CityMD's Site, User Says
• TikTok Won't Get 3rd Circ. Rehearing Of Section 230 Ruling
• Willkie-Led Ingram Micro Rejoins Markets After $409M IPO
• Alex Jones Atty Laments Sharing Sandy Hook Families' Info
• Biden Issues Guidelines For National Security Uses Of AI
• Norton Rose Adds Experienced Cybersecurity & Privacy Duo
• Feds Want Leniency For Key Witness At Bankman-Fried Trial
• In-House Tech Atty Returns To Private Practice At Day Pitney
• Mass. Justices Reject Meta, Google 'Wiretap' Claims
• Beekeeping Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• State Dept. Counterterrorism Expert Joins Jenner In DC
• Co. Misleads Claimants About Visa Mastercard MDL, Attys Say
• CFPB's Chopra Touts Open Banking Rule After Industry Rips It
• Think Tank Wants Judge To Redo Prince Harry Records Review
• Character.AI, Google Face Suit Over Teen's Suicide
• Wash. Health System Says HHS Let J&J 'Abuse' 340B Program
• PE-Backed Cheerleading Co. Sued Over Data Breach Failures
• Penn State To Pay $1.25M To Resolve FCA Cybersecurity Suit
• Norfolk's 'Creepy' Cameras Invade Drivers' Privacy, Suit Says
• OpenAI Hires Uber Ethics Head As New Compliance Chief
• 9th Circ. Backs Injury Firm's Win In Fight Over Google Ads
• DC Judge Won't Let DQ'd Atty Back On Dominion Case
• 6 Tips For Cos. Facing Service Provider Cyber Incidents
• Fraud Detector Inks $500K Deal In Webster Bank Breach Probe
• Ex-Yale Student Wants Full Acquittal Record Sent To DHS
• Wis. Voting Portal Fails Data Security Test, Suit Says
• Ga. Tech Says No Basis For Feds' Cybersecurity FCA Suit
• BofA, Others Say Bond-Rigging Suit Still Can't Prove Conspiracy
• SEC Fines 4 Cos. Over SolarWinds Breach Disclosures
• Meta Escapes Child Protection Investor Suit For Good
• Legal Institutions Must Warn Against Phony Election Suits
• How Law Firms Get And Keep Elite Status
• The 2024 Prestige Leaders
• CFPB's Open Banking Rule Flops With Industry, Lands In Court
• Kids' YouTube Studio Goes After 'Top Blippi Impersonator'
• Target Wants Sanctions For 'Bogus' BIPA Suit
• SEC To Focus On Advisers' Investment Outsourcing In '25
• NYSE, Cboe Win SEC Approval For Bitcoin ETP Options
• X Corp. 'Sabotaging' Discovery Process, Media Matters Says
• Google, Meta Want Out Of GoodRx Health Data Sharing Suit
• Belgium Joins French Courts In Telegram CEO Criminal Probe
• Atty's Brother Says Sibling Feud Is Harassment Campaign
• Last-Minute Letter Delays Mich. Atty's Voting Machine Trial
• Consultants' Bank Data Breach Claim Too Late, Insurer Says
• ID Service Can't Avoid Roblox Player's BIPA Claims
• 20-Year FBI Vet Joins Motion Picture Association In California
• How Cos. Can Build A Strong In-House Pro Bono Program
• Kirkland, Paul Weiss Build $859M Cybersecurity Biz Merger
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attys From 74 Firms
• Texas Federal Judge Owned Tesla Stock After Taking X Suit
• Meta Can't Ax Mass. AG Suit Over Hooking Kids On Instagram
• Ex-GOP Candidate Says Air Force's Doc Release Damaged Her
• Judge Slams 'Lazy Lawyering' In Amazon Biometric Data Suit
• Google Play Store Injunction Paused To Let 9th Circ. Weigh In
• Home Canning Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Man Gets 5 Years For $20M Coinbase Spoofing Scheme
• An Update On Legal Issues In The Drone Market
• Off The Bench: Wemby Suit, Antitrust Fights In NASCAR, MMA
• Podcast Co. Hit With Class Action Over Unwanted Texts
• Chinese Self-Driving Technology Firm Pony AI Files US IPO
• Feds Arrest Man In SEC X Account Hack Touting Bitcoin ETF
• Meta Judge Doubts Investor Suit Over Efforts To Protect Kids
• Cisco Foe Takes Computer Security Patent Feud To Fed. Circ.
• Golf Course Co. Data Breach Claimants Want 4 Cases Merged
• Fla. Says DHS Hiding Immigration Data Needed For Elections
• Google Asks 9th Circ. To Immediately Pause Epic Injunction
• DQ'd Atty Says It Was Wrong To Boot Her From Dominion Suit
• FTX Insider Cites 'Limited' Fraud Role In Bid To Avoid Prison
• Compliance Pointers For Amended Pa. Data Breach Law
• Fuji Soft Founder Endorses Bain Capital Bid Over KKR
• Alabama, Florida Get OK To Access $2.5B BEAD Funding
• Use The Right Kind Of Feedback To Help Gen Z Attorneys
• BetterHelp Can't Ax Suit Over Sharing Data With Advertisers
• NY's Financial Regulator Releases AI Cybersecurity Guidance
• Philips Says $12M Sanction Needed For Evidence Destruction
• CenturyLink Seeks Erasure Of $140M Class Verdict
• Sudanese Men Charged With Hacking Cedars-Sinai, Microsoft
• Utah Groups Can't Scrap Corporate Transparency, US Says
• Nerds, Laffy Taffy Maker Hit With Genetic Info Privacy Claims
• Congress Can And Must Enact A Supreme Court Ethics Code
• What To Make Of Dueling Corporate Transparency Act Rulings
• Clark Hill Adds Pair Of Taylor English Attys In Southeast
• The Pop Culture Docket: Justice Lebovits On Gilbert And Sullivan
• California's AI Safety Bill Veto: The Path Forward
• New TCPA Rule Faces Uncertain Future Post-Loper Bright
• Meta Limits But Can't Shake Social Media Addiction MDL
• Western Digital Had No Way Around Patent, Spex Chief Says
• New Cybersecurity Rules Threaten Defense Industrial Base
• Anti-Abortion Nonprofit Moves To Block NJ AG's Subpoena
• A Look At Calif.'s New AI Law For Health Insurers
• NC Lt. Gov. Sues CNN Over 'Black Nazi' Porn Site Story
• To Report Or Not To Report Others' Export Control Violations
• Google Seeks To Pause Play Store Injunction Amid Appeal
• LA Injury Law Firm Sued Over Unsolicited Robocalls
• LabCorp Gets Google Health Info Suit Sent To Arbitration
• PE-Backed Ingram Micro Leads 2 IPOs Seeking $466M Total
• Atty Says Appellate Co.'s Ads Look Like Case Updates
• Lit Funder-Backed Co. Says NJ Judicial Privacy Law Is Valid
• 2nd Circ. Says 'Robust' Video Privacy Law Covers NBA Suit
• Law Firms Diverge As Anti-ESG Pushback Continues
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• DHS Chief Privacy Officer Joins Frost Brown Todd In DC
• Ill. Home Health Kickbacks Ruling Intact After Justices Pass
• High Court's TCPA Grant Set To Broaden Loper Bright's Blow
• Elon Musk's X Drops Unilever From Advertising Boycott Suit
• Apple Judge OKs New Schedule But Pans 'Burden' To Court
• Mich. Atty Can't Escape Voting Machine Possession Trial
• DOD Finalizes High-Profile Contractor Cybersecurity Rule
• Google Appeals Epic Injunction To 9th Circ.
• Judge Doubts FTX Alum Needs Further Dog Bite Recovery
• Pa. Justices Won't Review Bible App Maker's Coverage Denial
• 9th Circ. Backs Planned Parenthood's $14M Atty Fee Win
• Can SEC's Consolidated Audit Trail Survive Post-Chevron?
• Off The Bench: NCAA's NIL Deal Advances, QB Settles Again
• State Of The States' AI Legal Ethics Landscape
• Ex-Boxer Slams 'Big Brother' Tactics In $1B Drug Case
• Amazon Must Give FTC Doc On Prime 'Upsells'
• Social Media Apps Don't Need User Warnings, MDL Judge Told
• OpenAI Calls Musk's Fraud, RICO Suit A Harassing Biz Move
• Chef Hit With $4.5M Award For Defaming, Harassing Worker
• NC AG Nominee Says Opponent Smeared His Lawyering
• Most Appian Claims Survive In Pegasystems Defamation Fight
• Feds Ask 18 Months For 'Razzlekhan's' Role In Crypto Hack
• Ga. Container Co. Hit With Data Breach Lawsuit
• How BIS' Rule Seeks To Encourage More Voluntary Disclosure
• Gunster Reaches Deal In One Of Two Data Breach Actions
• 8 Childhood Lessons That Can Help You Be A Better Attorney
• RFK Jr. Jumps Into TikTok Ban Fight At DC Circ.
• Judge OKs $9M Data Hack Deal, Asks How Public Views Fees
• Kohl's Sued After Vendor Hack Leaks 1.9M Customers Files
• Yale Must Answer Ex-Student's 'Execution' Fears, Judge Says
• Navigating Complex Regulatory Terrain Amid State AG Races
• NY Mets Parent Co. Accused Of Selling Biometric Data For Profit
• Thomson Reuters Gets Initial OK On $27.5M Privacy Suit Deal
• Pa. Justices Delve Into Audiences For Facebook Posts
• Recent Securities Cases Highlight Risks In AI Disclosures
• Marriott Inks $52M Deal With States Over Guest Data Breach
• Settlement Ends Suit Over 'Unwanted' Insurance Agency Calls
• This Election, We Need To Talk About Court Process
• Ex-Uber Exec's Actions Smell Like Cover-Up, 9th Circ. Judge Says
• Jackson, Kagan Target Loper Bright In Ghost Gun Case
• Congress Urged To Prevent Stalking Via Smart Car
• House Oversight Chair Targets Khan's 'Political Activities'
• Mich. Judge Won't Halt EV Battery-Plant Build During Appeal
• Exporting Chips To China Doesn't Merit 7 Years, 9th Circ. Told
• Navigating HHS' New Reproductive Healthcare Privacy Rule
• Playing Diplomacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• College Admins Beat Ex-Prof's Suit Over Race-Based Study
• AGs Slam TikTok With Youth Addiction, Fraud Claims
• Mednax Gets Final OK For $6M Data Breach Settlement
• Car Sharing App Getaround Faces BIPA Suit Over Facial Scans
• FCC Needs To 'Harmonize' Cybersecurity, Mobile Group Says
• Apple Doesn't Infringe Digital Identity Patents, Jury Finds
• Open Questions In Unsettled Geofence Warrant Landscape
• Epic Judge Orders Google To Let Rivals Set Up App Stores
• A Look At 5 States' New Data Privacy Laws
• Meta Loses Second Bid To Ax £2.3B Data Misuse Class Action
• Winston & Strawn Adds Digital Assets Pro From K&L Gates
• Justices Won't Review Feds' Warrant On Trump's Twitter DMs
• High Court Rejects Ex-Raytheon Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Top 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• Mondelez, BCLP Ink $750K Deal To End Data Breach Suits
• EU High Court Says Meta Must Limit Data Used To Target Ads
• JPML Agrees To Combine Snowflake, AT&T Data Breach MDLs
• Real Estate Execs Accused Of NYC Deed Theft Scheme
• Evolve Bank Faces MDL Over Breach Of 7.6M Customers' Data
• SEC Should Take Over Market Database, Investor Group Says
• Meta Investors Seek Sanctions Over Execs' Deleted Emails
• Couple Harassed By EBay May Not Get Maximum Damages
• DC Circ. Wary Of Ga. Voting Ruling's FOIA Impact
• Disneyland Worker Sues Over Personnel Data Breach
• Denver Charity Drops Fraudulent Grant Coverage Fight
• Northern Ireland Police Service Fined £750K Over Data Breach
• Antitrust In Retail: Why FTC Is Studying 'Surveillance Pricing'
• Private Equity Firm Says Insurer Must Pay $2.8M Hack Claim
• Mental Health First Aid: A Brief Primer For Attorneys
• Licensing And Protections For Voice Actors In The Age Of AI
• Saul Ewing Adds Reed Smith Higher Ed Atty In New York
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court Will Hear TCPA Case Over Online Junk Faxes
• Univision Beats Subscribers' Class Status Bid In Privacy Suit
• DOJ, Microsoft Disrupt Russian Hacking Group's Efforts
• ISPs Insist FCC Overstepped With Net Neutrality Rules
• 12 Lawyers Who Are The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar
• Feds Want A Word In Meta, Nvidia High Court Cases
• Texas Says TikTok Violates Online Parental Controls Law
• Illinois Golf Course Co. Hit With Additional Data Breach Suits
• White House Directs Agencies On Responsible AI Acquisition
• 2 High Court Securities Cases Could Clarify Pleading Rules
• What 2 Key Rulings Mean For Solicitation Under TCPA
• Collecting Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Calif. AI Election Law Blocked As 'Blunt Tool' Stifling Speech
• Epic's Samsung, Google Cases Over Play Store Linked
• Colo. Judge Sees No Injuries In Health Data Breach Class Suit
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• NY Man Posed As Exec To Steal $810K Tax Refund, Feds Say
• TikTok Can't End Browser Privacy MDL
• Navigating The Complexities Of Cyber Incident Reporting
• Wells Fargo Says Atty Can't Blame It For Getting Scammed
• Georgia Moves To Block, Appeal Ruling Against Abortion Ban
• ExecuPharm Agrees To Pay Ransomware Victims $10K Each
• Abortion Clinic To Get Early Discovery In Patient Spying Case
• Meta Must Face Bulk Of Social Media Harms Securities Suit
• Jefferson Health Can't Ditch Suit Over Meta Data Sharing
• From AI To Enviro: The Top Biz Bills Calif. Gov. Inked Into Law
• Data Brokers Decry 'Ill-Tailored' NJ Judicial Privacy Law
• Gap Escapes Privacy Suit Over Email Tracking, For Now
• Israeli Analytics Co. Beats 'Social Engineering' Suit, For Now
• TikTok Petitions 3rd Circ. To Review Section 230 Ruling
• Managing Sanctions Defense Across Multiple Jurisdictions
• NC Hospital Hit With More Class Claims Over Data Breach
• Russian Indicted, Sanctioned In 'Evil Corp' Ransomware Case
• Delta Wants Suit Over IT Outage Response Thrown Out
• Litigation Inspiration: Honoring Your Learned Profession
• Cyber Insurance Business Promotes Atty To General Counsel