California continues to serve as a hotbed for reference-pricing and false discount litigation.  In a recent decision, Loza v. Hobby Lobby...

A recent decision out of the Southern District of New York provides a textbook analysis of how courts evaluate advertising claims under...

If you send marketing emails, you’re probably already aware of Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act (“CEMA”). Since the Washington...

ADA Class Actions and the Rise of “Scent-Based” Accessibility Claims If the last six months are any indication, the plaintiffs’ bar has...

If you are reading this article, you know how it works.  Plaintiffs’ counsel develop a new theory of liability; They file a handful of...

When it comes to the third-party collection of data via JavaScript embedded in a website’s HTML code (what plaintiffs like to call...

I’ve spent the last 15 years of my life litigating class actions, which means for the last 15 years, no one has ever wanted to call me. ...

Recently, a federal judge in the Northern District of California denied major ad network InMobi's motion to dismiss a putative class...

Companies spend hours drafting their Terms of Use.  They debate whether to include mandatory, pre-dispute notification provisions;...

We live in an acronym world: CIPA, VPPA, ECPA, CMIA, CCPA, ALPR, BIPA, etc.  But one acronym has gotten more use as of late: CDAFA. ...

Within the last twelve months, the number of class actions asserting claims based on faulty cookie banners has skyrocketed.  The...

As technology advances, so, too, does privacy litigation.  When the California legislature enacted the California Invasion of Privacy Act...