Real-Time Ad Bidding Faces New Litigation Vulnerability: Key Takeaways from Baker v. Index Exchange
Digital advertising companies now face a new privacy risk. In Baker v. Index Exchange Inc., U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly...
One Fair Price Act: New York's Developing Approach to Surveillance Pricing
In early June 2026, New York’s legislature passed the One Fair Price Act (S.8623B/A.9349B), signaling a pointed shift in NY’s approach to...
Decoding the Code: How Simple, Rigorously Accurate Advocacy May Have Broken the CIPA Litigation Impasse
For nearly three years, corporate legal departments and privacy defense counsel have been bedeviled by an obscure four-letter acronym:...
Where to Stand and Fight: How the New Circuit Split In Session-Replay Class Actions Reshapes Defense Strategy
TL;DR: In privacy class actions, it is often an open legal question whether there is an injury at all. On May 11, 2026, the Third Circuit...
Pre-Motion Leverage in Privacy and Ad Tech Class Actions: Using Technical Fluency to Force Early Resolution
Companies facing privacy class actions, pixel tracking claims and data-sharing allegations often assume the real fight begins at class...
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