State Appellate Court Revives Data Breach Action Against Candy Company
"We were delighted to achieve the reversal on our clients' behalf and with the impact it will have on privacy litigation moving forward. It sets an important precedent for pursuing relief and benefits not only for the class in our case, but data breach cases across Illinois," Alex Phillips, of Strauss Borrelli in Madison, Wisconsin, said on behalf of the plaintiffs.
MIT, Professor Hit With Anti-Semitic Discrimination Allegations, According to Lawsuit
'The Industry Is on Notice': California Federal Judge's Order Clears Path for Trial in Long-Running Real Estate Row
U.S. District Judge Consuelo B. Marshall of California's Central District is set to preside when the parties—rival real estate data and listing firms—bring the long-running case over copyright infringement and antitrust allegations to trial. Two recent court rulings, one from the 9th Circuit and the other from the trial judge, brought that trial closer to realization.