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When One Statute Closes, Another Opens: How CIPA Plaintiffs Are Shifting To The Wiretap Act, VPPA, And Florida’s FSCA
California's Invasion of Privacy Act has driven website-tracking litigation for three years, but as courts and legislators narrow CIPA's reach, plaintiffs' firms are pivoting to federal statutes and other state laws. The same allegations about Google Analytics, Meta pixels, and tracking tools are now being reframed under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Video Privacy Protection Act, and Florida's Security of Communications Act, creating multistate exposure that CIPA reform does nothing to address.
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Jeffer Mangels & Mitchell LLP
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ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST: California Court Dismisses CIPA § 631 And § 632 Action Because The Plaintiffs Failed To Establish Article III Standing
A California federal court dismissed claims under the Federal Wiretap Act and California Invasion of Privacy Act, ruling that plaintiffs failed to establish Article III standing when they could not prove their personal information was actually intercepted by third-party tracking technology on a retail website. The decision highlights the evidentiary burden plaintiffs must meet when alleging privacy violations through website tracking pixels and similar technologies.
United States Litigation
Troutman Amin LLP
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ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST: California Court Dismisses CIPA § 631 And § 632 Action Because The Plaintiffs Failed To Establish Article III Standing
A California federal court dismissed claims under the Federal Wiretap Act and California Invasion of Privacy Act, ruling that plaintiffs failed to establish Article III standing when they could not prove their personal information was actually intercepted by third-party tracking technology on a retail website. The decision highlights the evidentiary burden plaintiffs must meet when alleging privacy violations through website tracking pixels and similar technologies.
United States Litigation
Troutman Amin LLP
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