US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

  • Herrick v. Grindr, LLC

    Whether Sec. 230 of the Communications Decency Act shields Grindr, a dating app, from liability for failing to remove fake profiles that used the Plaintiff's name and likeness and posed a danger to his personal safety

    • Consumer Privacy

    • Democracy & Free Speech

    • Online Harassment

    • Amicus Briefs

  • United States v. Ganias

    Whether the Government violated the Fourth Amendment when they retained non-pertinent files for more than two years after the files were seized in an unrelated investigation

    • Fourth Amendment

    • Government Databases

    • Privacy Laws

    • Surveillance Oversight

    • Amicus Briefs

  • New York Times v. DOJ

    Whether FOIA Deliberative Process Privilege Exemption Applies to Final DOJ-OLC Opinions

    • Freedom of Information Act

    • Open Government

    • 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

  • SEC v. Galleon Management

    Whether an individual is required to turn over more than 18,000 wiretapped conversations acquired by the government in a criminal case when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) compels the disclosure of such material in a separate but related civil case

    • Surveillance Oversight

    • Wiretapping

    • Amicus Briefs