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Cybersecurity & Privacy - November, 2024

236 articles

• Google Wants 9th Circ. To Undo Play Store Ruling In Epic Row
• Prudential Website Visitors Get Class Cert. In Tracking Row
• X Corp Says Gov't Trying To 'Muzzle' Doc In Bitter HIPAA Case
• $83M Air Force Award Must Account For Merger, GAO Says
• Zoom Offers SEC $18M To Settle 2020 Privacy Probe
• Amazon Judge Says Appeal Too Soon In Ongoing Privacy Suit
• Arkansas Can't Bring Suit Against Crypto Miner For Now
• Fintech Co. Ingo, Consumers Reach Deal To End Breach Suit
• Burger King Franchisee Can Tap AIG For BIPA Suit, Eventually
• 5th Circ. Reverses Treasury's Block Of Crypto Mixer
• Data Cos. Lose Challenge To NJ Judicial Privacy Law
• How CFIUS' Updated Framework Affects Global Investors
• Better, Faster, Stranger: What Attys Think Of Our AI Future
• Sundance Can't Ditch Suit Over Purchase Data Disclosures
• X Partially Revives Lawsuit Against Israeli Data Scraping Firm
• Truepill's $7.5M Patent Data Theft Settlement Gets Initial OK
• Smart Devices Fail To Disclose Security Lifespan, FTC Says
• T-Mobile, Sprint Slam FCC Privacy Fine At DC Circ.
• Flying Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• With Precautions, AI Can Help With Suspicious Activity Filings
• Victim Shares Blame For $1.4M Scam, Connecticut Atty Says
• 9th Circ.'s High Bar May Limit Keyword Confusion TM Claims
• FTC Says AI Weapons-Screening Biz Hyped Faulty Scanners
• Bojangles' Restaurants Sued Over Weekslong Cyberattack
• Mich. Atty's Voting Machine Criminal Trial Delayed Again
• Fla. IT Worker Gets 4 Years In Chinese Spying Case
• Geico, Travelers To Pay NY $11.3M To Settle Data Security Row
• 'Shameful': Dems Rip Credit Bureaus Over Scrapped Hearing
• Pitt Ordered To Disclose Docs Jolie Says Will Prove Abuse
• Construction Co. Seeks Coverage For $1.9M Email Spoof
• Spectrum, Rip And Replace Are Top FCC Priorities, Carr Says
• Calif. Board Seeks Comment On AI Rules Amid Pushback
• Medical Info. Co. Beats Junk Fax Suit Over Free E-Book Offer
• Texas Judge Tosses Remainder Of Border Phone Search Suit
• Mitigating Defamation Liability Risks Of AI-Generated Content
• Condo Boards Likely Safe From Corporate Transparency Law
• CNN Calls NC Lt. Gov.'s Defamation Suit 'Political Theater'
• What Trump's Next Term May Mean For Biz Immigration
• Justices Turn Away Suit Over Data Extraction Award
• Ill. Judge Bucks Colleague In Limiting BIPA Change's Reach
• Target Can't Shake Shoppers' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Insurer Says Property Co. On Hook For $250K Cyber Theft
• FTC Can't Block Amazon's Misconduct Defense In Prime Suit
• Takeaways From Final Regulations For China Investment Ban
• Social Media MDL Judge Threatens States With Contempt
• Compliance Considerations Of DOJ Data Security Rule
• Bondi Vowed Trump Payback. Ex-Colleagues Aren't Worried.
• Balancing Health Tech Advances And Clinical Responsibility
• AI Monitoring And FCRA: Employer Compliance Essentials
• Circus Arts Make Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Quietly Pulls Meta Case Without A Ruling
• Snap Moves To Toss New Mexico's Child 'Sextortion' Suit
• Sports Site Gets Video Privacy Suit Moved To Arbitration
• Social Media MDL Judge Rips State Attys Defying Orders
• FCC To Hit Video Doorbell Maker For Skirting Security Rules
• Judge Suggests 1st Circ. Should Hear Lobster Tracking Case
• FCC Targets Spoofing Scams With Third-Party Caller ID Regs
• FCC Aims To Better Protect Undersea Telecom Cables
• Trump Selects Ex-Fla. AG Pam Bondi As New AG Pick
• Ex-Yale Student Can Submit Acquittal Files To DHS, Judge Says
• Data Co. Gets Remand Of Suits Over Judicial Privacy
• When Investigating An Adversary, Be Wary Of Forged Records
• 3 Ways To Train Junior Lawyers In 30 Minutes Or Less
• Trump Eyes Crypto, SpaceX To Sell Shares, And More Rumors
• Gaetz Ends AG Bid, Citing 'Distraction' To Trump Transition
• Ex-Morgan Lewis Litigator Jumps To Thompson Hine
• How To Safely Leverage AI In The Digital Assets Industry
• Biden's FCC Chair Stepping Down From Agency Jan. 20
• CFPB Wraps Rule To Pull Big Payment Apps Into Supervision
• Musk, Ramaswamy Say High Court Rulings OK Federal Cuts
• Data Security Co. Shakes Suit Over Auto-Renewal Model
• 5 Charged For 'Scattered Spider' Phishing Hacks, Crypto Theft
• Ohio Mortgage Co. Gets Rival To Change Name In TM Fight
• Judge Opens Path For Ex-Yale Student's Asylum Bid
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Texas AG's Bid To Revive X Probe
• Foley Shouldn't Face Data Breach Claims, Calif. Panel Says
• Burger King Franchisee Escapes BIPA Coverage Counterclaim
• 'Rip And Replace' Woes Underscored By Senate Hearing
• 3 Law Firms Can't Dodge TCPA Suit Over Camp Lejeune Claims
• Bankman-Fried Tech Deputy Who Parsed Code Avoids Prison
• High Court Urged To Let Courts Scrutinize Agency Rulings
• 11th Circ. Weighs Whether Tornado Cash Sanctions Overreach
• Cannabis Bag Co.'s Suit Against Marketing Firm Survives
• AI School Tech Founder Stole $10M From Investors, DOJ Says
• 32 State AGs Urge Congress To Back Kids' Online Safety Bill
• DOJ Effort To Force Google Chrome Sale Draws Criticism
• NC Lt. Gov.'s Defamation Spat With CNN Tapped For Mediation
• Chicago Transit Authority Hit With Genetic Privacy Lawsuit
• Cigna In-House Atty Joins Akerman In Chicago
• Navigating Decentralized Clinical Trials With FDA's Guidance
• Unpacking The CFPB's Personal Financial Data Final Rule
• The Bar Needs More Clarity On The Discovery Objection Rule
• Plaintiffs Dispute Ruling Applying BIPA Change To Past Cases
• Apple Gets Some AirTag Stalking Claims Tossed, For Now
• Will AG-Elect Stick To NC Dems' Playbook, Or Take New Path?
• Hacker's Wife Gets 18 Months For Laundering Stolen Crypto
• Justices Urged To Deny TCPA Class Certification Challenge
• FCC's Carr Likely To Test Agency's Ability To Rein In Big Tech
• Treasury Finalizes Tougher Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• 49ers Data Breach Class Tries Again For Settlement OK
• Mich. Atty Avoids Default For Now In Election Audit Pay Suit
• Deepfakes In Court Proceedings: How To Safeguard Evidence
• Walgreens, Grocer Accused Of Flouting Lie Detector Law
• 'Sub-Par' Work By Data Breach Class Attys Earns Lower Fee
• The AI Consumer Class Action Threat Is Not A Hallucination
• Pa. AG-Elect Likely To Target AI, Robocalls And Opioids
• Trump Names FCC's Carr As New Agency Chair
• X Sues To Block Calif.'s New Deepfake Political Ads Law
• Social Media Cos. Must Face Schools' Public Nuisance Claims
• Atty-Brother Feud Belongs In State Court, Mich. Judge Finds
• Ill. Biometric Privacy Changes Apply Retroactively, Judge Says
• EPA Watchdog Flags Drinking Water Cybersecurity Risks
• Tech Co. Salesman Settles Ex-Employer's AI Misuse Claims
• Wash. Judge Says Junk Text Suit Must Lose Autodialer Claims
• Paxton Says Texas Porn Site Law 'Modest' Way To End 'Crisis'
• Hot Topic Shoppers' Info Stolen By 'Satanic' Hacker, Suit Says
• Secure Software Co. Investor Sues In Del. For Deal Docs
• A Look At The Hefty Demands In Calif. Employer AI Draft Regs
• Plaintiffs Ask To Seal $8.5M Data Breach Deal With Gunster
• Being A Navy Reservist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. Law Firm Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Data Breach
• Mercer University Reaches Deal To End Data Breach Claims
• Video Privacy Law Claims After 2nd Circ. NBA Ruling
• Bitfinex Hacker Gets 5 Years For Laundering Stolen Crypto
• Calif. Privacy Agency Inks 1st Settlements With Data Brokers
• DOD Wants Contractors To Report Foreign Code Sharing
• Webex 'Disrupters' Posing As Colo. Judges Force Tech Swap
• Ga. Sheriff Accused Of Censoring Critics After Burger Scandal
• 47 AGs Support FCC's Robocall Database Reforms
• Gaetz's Slim Legal Resume Raises Concerns Over AG Role
• What To Expect From State AGs As Federal Control Changes
• Duo Charged With Hacking Tax Firms In Refund Fraud Scheme
• So You Want To Move Your Law Practice To Canada, Eh?
• Settlement Reached In Ga. Data Breach Class Action
• EU Clears Consortium's €2.2B Bid For Cybersecurity Biz
• A Look At Similarities Between SOX And SEC's Cyber Rule
• Chinese Hackers Stole Call Data From Telecom Cos., Feds Say
• TikTok Asks To Keep NC AG's Addiction Complaint Redacted
• FTX Prosecutors Tout Tech Chief's 'Outstanding Cooperation'
• DOD Cybersecurity Rule Will Burden And Benefit Contractors
• Allow Robotexts And Calls To Customers, Verizon Urges FCC
• Kilpatrick Cybersecurity Leader Joins BakerHostetler In LA
• Trump Taps DOJ Critic Matt Gaetz For Attorney General
• JPMorgan, Health System In Talks To Settle Email Scheme Suit
• US Intellectual Property-Based Sanctions Could Be Imminent
• Gibson Dunn 'Titan,' Ex-Solicitor General Theodore Olson Dies
• Trump Taps Elon Musk To Head New 'Gov't Efficiency' Dept.
• DC Circ. Mulls Legality Of Gag Orders On X Corp. Subpoenas
• Tech Group Seeks Block Of Calif. Social Media Addiction Law
• Big Tech Litigant's Latest Suit Vs. Google Tossed
• FTC Doubts It Overstepped On Editing Meta Decree
• Wireless Group Backs Verizon In Fight Over FCC Privacy Fine
• Foley & Lardner Must Face Hacking Cross-Suit, Tech Co. Says
• SEC, SolarWinds Walk Away From Settlement Talks
• Stop Bank Impersonation Scams 'Without Delay,' FCC Told
• Two Ga. Companies Hit With Data Breach Class Actions
• 2nd Circ. Wary Of Ex-Yale Student's Bid For Asylum Evidence
• Thompson Coburn Hit With Suit Over Healthcare Data Breach
• Polsinelli Adds Kirkland AI And Tech Ace In San Francisco
• Progressive Accused Of Giving Crash Victims' Info To Law Firm
• Ex-National Guardsman Gets 15 Years For Top Secret Leaks
• Ex-Snell & Wilmer Group Head, DOJ Atty, Joins Saul Ewing
• 9 Considerations Around Proposed Connected Vehicle Ban
• Legislation Most Likely To Pass In Lame Duck Session
• 'Extraordinary Person' Gets 12½ years For Crypto Laundering
• Tort Report: Royal Caribbean Spycam Victim Seeks Class Suit
• Fla. Law Firm Gunster To Pay $8.5M Over 2022 Data Breach
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Orrick Gets Final OK On $8M Deal To End Data Breach Case
• Mark Zuckerberg Beats Liability In Social Media MDL
• FCC Will Investigate Racially Offensive Text Messages
• Putting NYDFS AI Cybersecurity Guidance Into Practice
• Promoting Diversity In The Selection Of ADR Neutrals
• 'Pure Gamesmanship': Judge Slams NSO's Sanctions Defense
• Man Gets 2 Yrs. For Illegally Accessing Ginsburg's Health Info
• 7th Circ. Affirms Warrantless Use of Surveillance Cameras
• Wash. Gov.-Elect Outlines Plan To Resist Less 'Sloppy' Trump
• Net Neutrality Foes See 6th Circ. Clearing Path To End Rules
• Ga. Man Avoids Prison For Threats To Kill Rep. Greene
• Playing Ultimate Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Dell, Lattice Semiconductor Attys Work Through AI Risks
• How Property Insurance Coverage Shrank After The Pandemic
• FTC Slams AI-Enabled Review Site Over 'Inflated' Ratings
• Intel Accused Of Touting 'Defective' Raptor Lake Processors
• Federal Courts Warn Attys Of Case Management Email Scam
• Netflix Jury Will Hear Victim ID Evidence In 'Our Father' Trial
• 4th Circ. Won't Allow Appeal In Crash Privacy Suit
• Data Tracking Suit Against California Hospital Gets 'Last' Try
• Amazon Can't 'Just Walk Out' On BIPA Claims
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB's Ax Of Centripetal Cybersecurity IP
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Metadata
• Fake BigLaw Atty Duped Exec Into Wiring $55M, Co. Says
• Gordon Rees Unveils Silicon Valley Office, Its 11th In Calif.
• Calif. DA Recalled In Latest Blow To Progressive Prosecutors
• Trump Has Official Immunity. What About His Aides?
• How Trump Can Quash His Criminal Cases
• An Early Look At Trump's Supreme Court Shortlist
• GOP's Senate Win Hands Future Of The Judiciary To Trump
• The Firms With An Inside Track To A New Trump Admin
• Meta Hit With $15M South Korean Sensitive Data Use Fine
• FTC Says Dave Mobile Banking App Deceives Customers
• Day Pitney Adds Trademark, Copyright Pro In Boston
• Colo. Judge Says State Already Fixed Election Password Leak
• CFPB Gets Good Grade On Info Security, But Gaps Remain
• DC Circ. Wary Of FTC Changes To $5B Meta Privacy Deal
• Meta Owed No Coverage For Social Media MDL, Hartford Says
• What FTC's 'Bitcoin ATM' Report Tells Us About Crypto Scams
• 4 Golf Course Data Breach Suits Consolidated In Illinois
• On The Ground: How Attorneys Safeguarded The Election
• How The Election Results Could Shape Data Privacy Policy
• 'Oh, Come On': 5th Circ. Doubts Intuit Ads Misled Consumers
• Microsoft Wants To Weigh In On Google Play Store Challenge
• Coinme Crypto ATMs Suspended By Conn. Banking Chief
• MultiPlan Judge Raises Eyebrows At Attys' Biz Flight Billing
• Pornhub Ignored Arbitration In Data Privacy Case, Judge Told
• Asia-Pacific Helped Prop Up Q3 M&A Activity, Report Says
• Justices Won't Hear UBS Suit Over Disclosed Account Info
• Striking A Balance Between AI Use And Attorney Well-Being
• Delta Rips 'Transparent' CrowdStrike Bid To Duck Liability
• Meet The Attys Arguing Meta's High Court Disclosure Suit
• EBay Must Face Punitive Damages For Some Stalking Claims
• 'Razzlekhan' Asks For Time Served For Role In Crypto Hack
• Paramount Sends User Data To Facebook, TikTok, Suit Says
• Health Data Co. Urges 4th Circ. To Keep Access Open
• Amazon Denies Alexa Spying Claims, Seeking Class Suit Win
• Taco Bell Franchisee Insurers Want Out Of BIPA Suit Coverage
• 6 Steps To Ready Defense Contractors For Cybersecurity Rule
• Ex-Mohawk IT Exec Cops To $1.8M Ripoff Of Flooring Co.
• Judge In Philly Inquirer Data Sharing Case Won't Join Class
• Up Next At High Court: Fed Funds And Securities Risks
• Takeaways From The IRS' Crypto Doc Summons Win
• A Novel Expansion Of Alien Tort Statute In 9th Circ.
• Empathy In Mediation Offers A Soft Landing For Disputes
• Chinese National Stole Investment Firm's Code, Feds Say
• MVP: Cooley's Travis LeBlanc
• Being An Artist Makes Me A Better Lawyer