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Steps to Protect Your Business From a COVID-19 Cyber-Attack
In light of COVID-19 and the world’s current climate, it is more important than ever to take additional precautions against cyber-attacks and data [...]
DC Court of Appeals Refuses to Impose Strict Liability Under the TCPA
In a significant decision regarding the applicability of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (“TCPA”), the D.C. Court of Appeals recently held [...]
Plaintiffs Quickly Filing Class Actions Over COVID-19
As we all know, the world has been dominated by COVID-19 for the last several weeks and tens of thousands of people have [...]
Free Speech and the TCPA: How an Upcoming Supreme Court Decision May Affect the TCPA and Impact Businesses
On January 10, 2020, the Supreme Court agreed to review a Fourth Circuit decision challenging the constitutionality of an exemption to the Telephone [...]
Class Actions and Privacy Laws – Could Facial Recognition Technology Be Changing the Face of the “injury-in-fact” Requirement for Class Actions?
Facial recognition software has grown exponentially over the past several years. It is used almost everywhere, from airports, shopping centers, law enforcement and [...]
Thinking of Suing Over Baseball Sign Stealing? Think Again.
The old elephant in the room of Major League Baseball has reared its ugly head once again: cheating. More specifically, sign stealing. Cheating [...]