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As lawmakers focus on transparency in web scraping, new state and federal legislative efforts could create significant compliance considerations for companies deploying crawlers and bots.
#WebScraping #Bots #Privacy #AI
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A federal court in Oklahoma has broken from the prevailing approach to law enforcement’s use of automated license plate reader data:
#FourthAmendment #Privacy #LocationData
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Delaware’s HB 380 significantly expands the state’s privacy law, introducing broader coverage thresholds and new requirements for third-party due diligence.
#Privacy #DataPrivacy #Delaware #Compliance #ThirdPartyRisk
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Governor Newsom has signed California’s SB 690, reshaping the landscape for website privacy litigation under Section 638.51—but plaintiffs are already pursuing new theories under wiretapping and fraud-based claims:
#CIPA #Litigation
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ZwillGen’s Gaming team has been named a finalist for Regulatory Law Firm of the Year in the 2026 Vixio Global Regulatory Awards:
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In a recent Sports Betting Operator article, we discuss regulators and legislatures are deciding whether historical horse racing machines and online pari-mutuel-backed games count as pari-mutuel wagering or as something closer to slots.
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From emerging privacy claims to high-stakes class actions and mass arbitrations, ZwillGen helps clients navigate some of the most consequential disputes shaping the digital economy today.
We're honored to be recognized by @BTIConsulting as a Litigation Powerhouse in its 2027 Litigation Outlook.
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Recent decisions reinforce that class certification remains a significant hurdle for plaintiffs pursuing website tracking litigation under CIPA, ECPA, and similar statutes.
#CIPA #Litigation #DataPrivacy #ClassActions
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In this Law.com article, Kandi Parsons breaks down why major tech companies often support new children’s online safety laws, including California’s latest bills, even as the measures introduce new requirements for their own products. zwillgen.com/publication/new…
California’s newly signed Adam’s Law introduces a more defined set of requirements for operators making companion chatbots available to children, including age assurance and accountability requirements.
#ArtificialIntelligence #AIRegulation #Privacy
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A circuit split could put the future of sports event contracts listed on prediction markets before the Supreme Court, implicating the balance between federal CFTC oversight and state gaming laws.
#EventContracts #PredictionMarkets
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In a recent Law360 article, Kandi Parsons explains how Meta's $17.1 billion child safety settlement echoes state child safety laws already on the books, and why it could give momentum to a federal fix.
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CalPrivacy's Enforcement Division issued an advisory highlighting data brokers who register with incorrect information. The Data Broker Registry gives Californians essential visibility into how their personal info is used – data brokers must provide accurate information or risk penalties. privacy.ca.gov/2026/09/enfor…
FTC extends the public comment period on the proposed enforcement policy statement regarding personalized pricing by one week. The new deadline to submit comments is September 25. ftc.gov/news-events/news/pre…
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed enforcement policy statement regarding personalized pricing practices involving the use of consumers' personal data. ftc.gov/news-events/news/pre…
FTC extends the public comment period on the proposed enforcement policy statement regarding personalized pricing by one week. The new deadline to submit comments is September 25. ftc.gov/news-events/news/pre…
California lawmakers have passed SB 690, which would eliminate private lawsuits under CIPA’s "pen register" provisions involving websites and apps. As passed, the bill applies to CIPA pen register claims filed since January 2025. The bill now heads to Gov. Gavin Newsom for consideration. zwillgen.com/litigation/sb-6…
In a recent article for IAPP, Brenda Leong explores why effective AI assisted legal work demands technical literacy, strong controls, careful vendor and billing practices, and human accountability.
#LegalAI #AICompliance #LegalTech #AIGovernance #ArtificialIntelligence
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The EU’s e-Evidence Package is now in effect, reshaping how authorities can obtain electronic evidence across borders and introducing important considerations for U.S. service providers with an EU presence.
#DataPrivacy #LawEnforcement #EU
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FTC seeks comment on enforcement policy statement regarding personalized pricing. Input sought on a proposed policy statement outlining legal concerns with the use of personal data to set prices: bit.ly/4xPAPTZ
Submit comments by Sept. 18, 2026: bit.ly/4wWfOXf