The Ninth Circuit recently held that the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive health information was sufficient to establish Article III standing, even without allegations of identity theft, financial loss, or other downstream harm. In Black v. IEC...

Plaintiffs continue to bring wiretap claims against AI products that capture and process conversations, including voice agents, meeting notetakers, and built-in assistants. Three recent cases—Thompson v. SoundHound AI, Chamberlain v. Granola, and Thele v. Google—illustrate...

Lawmakers in the United States are increasingly taking aim at web crawlers with a recent focus on transparency. In June, the New York legislature passed the Stealth Crawler Prohibition Act, and in July, a similar...

A federal district court in Oklahoma has departed from the previous consensus on the use of automated license plate reader (“ALPR”) technology by law enforcement, holding that a police officer violated the Fourth Amendment when...

On September 2, 2026, Governor Matt Meyer signed HB 380, which makes significant changes to the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (“DPDPA”). The law expands the DPDPA’s coverage and imposes new requirements concerning third-party disclosures...

In long-awaited news, Governor Newsom has signed SB 690, meaning that any Section 638.51 claims that were filed against a company after January 1, 2025 and based on conduct occurring on an internet website or...