Last week, two federal court decisions narrowed the definition of personally identifiable information (“PII”) under the Video Privacy Protection Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2710 (“VPPA”), providing support for a more defendant-friendly interpretation of what data...

Businesses continue to be hit with wiretapping and other privacy lawsuits concerning their use of relatively common technologies on their websites and apps. Some of these lawsuits recycle old claims while others test new theories; some...

In an online world where websites are often publicly accessible, the question of how and when a website owner can bring a claim under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) when it revokes “authorization”...

Automatically renewing subscriptions continue to be a major area of focus for state legislatures. As many states’ legislative sessions come to a close, it is important to be aware of the significant developments in the...

A recent class action filed in Pennsylvania federal court may signal the next round of class actions relating to websites’ use of the Meta Pixel. Since February 2022, there have been over 100 suits brought under...

After many years of silence, the Department of Justice published a long-awaited guidance statement regarding its stance on web accessibility. However, while the Department states that web accessibly is a priority and that making websites...