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Bride et al. v. Snap et al.

Whether Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act prohibits (1) misrepresentation claims against internet companies who, after claiming in their terms of service that they would ban and reveal the identities of users who cyberbullied others, then refused to do so, and (2) products liability claims against the same defendants for designing an allegedly unsafe messaging product that allowed users to send anonymous, abusive messages to teens.
- Data Protection
- Democracy & Free Speech
- Privacy Laws
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs
Sequeira v. Department of Homeland Security, et al.

Whether money transfer companies such as Western Union are financial institutions under the Right to Financial Privacy Act, which requires the federal government to obtain a valid subpoena or warrant to access individuals' financial records and to provide the individuals with notice and an opportunity to challenge the access?
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs
Facebook v. New Jersey

When police want to order a social media company to give them access to a person's future social media messages every 15 minutes for a period of thirty days, can they do so through one search warrant, or do they need to apply for a wiretap order?
- Communications Privacy
- Consumer Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- U.S. State Privacy Laws
- Wiretapping
- Amicus Briefs
Perry v. CNN

Whether sharing the MAC address and video viewing history collected from a free mobile app violates the Video Privacy Protection Act
- Communications Privacy
- Consumer Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs
In re Nickelodeon Consumer Privacy Litigation

Whether the Video Privacy Protection Act protects from disclosure personal information collected by the Nick.com website
- Big Data
- Consumer Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs
McDonough v. Anoka County

Whether the statute of limitations under the DPPA accrues based on when the violation occurs or when it is discovered
- Data Protection
- Government Records & Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs
Maracich v. Spears

Concerning the Scope of the 'Litigation' Exception to the Drivers' Privacy Protection Act
- Privacy Laws
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs
Gordon v. Softech International Inc.

Concerning Reseller Liability for an Alleged But Undisclosed Impermissible Use of Driver Information Under the DPPA
- Privacy Laws
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Amicus Briefs

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