Digital Library

Limon v. Circle K Stores Inc.

Whether state courts should use the more restrictive federal court standing analysis when deciding whether plaintiffs have standing to sue.

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Workplace Privacy

• Amicus Briefs

Peter Maldini v. Marriott International, Inc.

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Cybersecurity

• Data Security

• Amicus Briefs

Martinez v. ZoomInfo Technologies, Inc.

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Amicus Briefs

TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez

Whether plaintiffs in FCRA and other privacy suits can establish standing based on a violation of their statutory rights.

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Amicus Briefs

Patel v. Facebook

Whether collection of an individual's biometric data in violation of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act is sufficient to establish Article III standing

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Face Surveillance & Biometrics

• Amicus Briefs

Eichenberger v. ESPN

Whether ESPN's tracking of video viewing habits of streaming users violates the Video Privacy Protection Act and whether consumers whose VPPA rights have been violated can establish Article III standing to sue in federal court

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Enforcement of Privacy Laws

• Amicus Briefs

Attias v. CareFirst, Inc

Whether victims of a data breach have adequately alleged damages

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Cybersecurity

• Data Security

• Amicus Briefs

Gubala v. Time Warner Cable

Whether consumers can sue for violations of the Cable Communications Policy Act

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Enforcement of Privacy Laws

• Amicus Briefs

Cahen v. Toyota Motor Corporation

Whether drivers can sue for privacy and security vulnerabilities in connected cars

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Enforcement of Privacy Laws

• Amicus Briefs

In re SuperValu Customer Data Security Breach Litigation

Concerning Whether Victims of Data Breaches Must Suffer Certainly Impending or Actual Concrete Harms (i.e., Damages) In Order to Sue

• Article III Standing

• Consumer Privacy

• Amicus Briefs