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11:28 Clement: On standing respondent’s view
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Readers of CPW are already familiar with Ramirez v. TransUnion, which is poised to have a major impact on data privacy litigations. The much anticipated oral argument before the Supreme Court is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 AM EST and Kristin Bryan will be live blogging this not to be missed event. If you
In Callahan v. Ancestry, 2021 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 37811 (Mar. 1, 2021), Plaintiffs filed a complaint in a Northern California district court alleging that Ancestry.com’s (“Ancestry’s”) use of Plaintiffs’ old yearbook photos and information in Ancestry’s Yearbook Database violated their privacy. Plaintiffs sued Ancestry individually and on behalf of a putative California class claiming
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CPW recently covered Tsao v. Captiva MVP Rest. Partners, LLC where the Eleventh Circuit aligned itself with others that “declined to find standing on an ‘elevated risk of identity theft’ theory where the plaintiffs failed to allege any actual misuse of class members’ personal information.” Well, Tsao is already having a significant impact on data
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Court Rejects CCPA As Basis for Limiting Scope of Discovery in Litigation | Consumer Privacy World
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Data breach litigations rarely make it to motions for class certification. This trend makes each decision that does come out addressing class certification in the data breach context that much more interesting. Well, last week a federal court denied a plaintiff’s motion to certify a class in the wake of an employer data breach that
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