Our readers may recall a piece in which we discussed proposed legislation designed to curtail the number of lawsuits filed against companies for alleged violations of Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act (“WA Email Law”). Before being recently signed into law, the legislation underwent some changes, which we discuss below, along with the current status of […]
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We have seen an increase in lawsuits alleging automatic renewal law (“ARL”) violations in the State of California. Because our readers may not be familiar with the ARL and the lawsuits that have followed, we discuss below: (1) the ARL in greater detail; (2) recent ARL lawsuits for alleged violations of the statute; and (3)
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Early morning texts from a company advertising sales promotions are the subject of a recent Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) complaint filed by The Law Offices of Jibrael Hindi (“Hindi”). Below, we discuss the allegations in the Complaint and what companies should do if they become the recipient of Hindi TCPA litigation papers. Early Morning
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The Northern District of Georgia has been at the center of Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) litigation over the past month. As our readers know, a Georgia federal judge recently found that text messages are not telephone calls for purposes of the TCPA. In another recent decision from the same Court, a Georgia federal judge
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California’s consumer data privacy law affords consumers the right to prevent companies from selling and sharing their personal information. The California Privacy Protection Agency (“CPPA”) is charged with enforcing the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”), including its opt-out rules (“CCPA Opt-Out Rule”). In September 2025, the CPPA announced that it would crack down on companies that fail to comply with the CCPA Opt-Out Rule. Recent enforcement actions, including the one discussed in detail below, suggest that the CPPA was not bluffing. In the following paragraphs,
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As readers of this blog know, the commonplace use of third-party tracking technology on consumer-facing websites has led to an influx of California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”) claims. While some of these claims are asserted in formal lawsuits, most CIPA claims are brought in arbitration proceedings. Below, we briefly discuss the CIPA arbitration process
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The telemarketing industry was rocked this week by a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) decision out of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Long held assumptions for what the applicable TCPA consent standards are may have been turned on their head. What was the Fifth Circuit’s TCPA Consent Ruling? At issue
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With legislation pending that is designed to eliminate existing loopholes in a New Jersey State privacy law, the entity responsible for shining a light on NJ’s privacy law continues filing lawsuits. Commonly referred to as Daniel’s Law (“NJ Privacy Law”), the New Jersey Privacy Law was enacted to protect home addresses and telephone numbers of,
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