Big Data or Big Brother?
The federal government weighs in on the data mining versus privacy debate, signaling new regulations to come, advise Stroz Friedberg attorneys.
Consumer Protection
Big Data or Big Brother?
Pluggin the App Info Leak
California is taking active steps to protect consumers' private data from dissemination to third parties, explain Kabateck Brown Kellner attorneys.
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UCL Standing
Recent case law complicates the analysis of whether a putative class can file a claim in California federal courts, says Dennis Ellis of Paul Hastings.
UCL Claims May See a Surge
Recent decisions have lowered the pleading hurdle for plaintiffs alleging they were misled by product labeling, say Orrick attorneys.
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What's on the Menu?
Conflicting state and federal laws create uncertainty for restaurant operators regarding nutrition disclosure, explains S. Scott Beizaie of Holland & Knight.
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