Website operator not liable under Wiretap Act for allowing Meta to intercept visitor communications

March 5, 2024 - Plaintiffs asserted that defendant healthcare organization inadequately protected the personal and health information of visitors to defendant’s website. In particular, plaintiffs alleged that unauthorized third . . .

Website cookie banner was not enough for cruise line to sink federal wiretap lawsuit

January 24, 2024 - Plaintiffs sued Carnival Cruise Line because they were upset about how much information carnival.com collected when they visited the site. "On carnival.com, no action goes . . .

Microsoft Edge privacy case dismissed for lack of standing

January 2, 2024 - A legal dispute involving Microsoft recently concluded with the dismissal of a class-action lawsuit. Plaintiffs had accused Microsoft of unauthorized data collection through its Edge . . .

Can a company snoop on its employee’s personal email account?

August 8, 2022 - Plaintiff was an administrative assistant at defendant company. When her supervisor got word that plaintiff had been asked to join a competing company started by . . .

Class action against Path faces uphill climb

October 24, 2012 -

Using remote tracking software to find stolen laptop may have violated federal wiretap statute

August 29, 2011 -

Court sides with college accused of snooping on student’s email

August 11, 2011 -

Court says law firm did not eavesdrop on employee phone calls

April 7, 2011 -

Mom violated wiretap law by bugging daughter’s teddy bear to eavesdrop on dad

March 4, 2011 -

Divorce attorney did not conspire to violate the Electronic Communications Privacy Act

September 30, 2010 -