The Department of Health and Human Services and the Federal Trade Commission sent a joint letter to hospitals this summer warning them that using third-party analytics tools on their websites could ...

Business leaders must understand the evolving landscape of website tracking litigation, recognize which activities can trigger claims, and implement robust compliance strategies to protect their ...

Three stealthy tracking mechanisms designed to avoid weaknesses in browser cookies pose potential privacy risks to Internet users, a new research paper has concluded. The methods — known as canvas ...

DraftKings is the latest target in California’s wave of California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) website-tracking litigation. In Hughes v. DraftKings Inc., filed ...

A wave of privacy- and technology-driven class actions is reshaping litigation exposure for companies that operate consumer-facing websites, manage sensitive data, or deploy artificial intelligence ...

On July 30, 2024, the New York State Attorney General's Office (OAG) announced guidance on the use of website privacy controls and tracking on the web. The guidance took the form of two separate, ...

California’s privacy law overhaul could end thousands of web-tracking lawsuits while reshaping privacy litigation and compliance strategies.

Healthcare providers have come under fire for their use of third-party analytics software — such as Meta Pixel, Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics — over the past year. These tools are usually free ...

Blue Shield of California is notifying health plan members that their protected health information was potentially shared for nearly three years with Google for advertising purposes because of the way ...

A proposed class-action lawsuit filed against Atlanta-based Grady Memorial Hospital alleges the health system disclosed patients’ protected health information to Google and other third parties through ...