The FTC announced today that it had settled a matter with Facebook related to its privacy practices. Among the allegations made by the FTC in…
The EU Court of Justice ruled today that ISPs have no obligation to filter infringing content. The litigation was brought by Scarlet Extended SA, an…
On November 22, 2011, the Northern District Court ruled in the In re Facebook Litigation, dismissing the Plaintiffs’ claims with prejudice. The case has been…
The Lares Institute submitted comments to the Federal Trade Commission on the proposed changes to the COPPA Rule. A copy of the comments can be…
My colleagues Leeann Habte, Peter McLaughlin, Jackie Saue, and Mike Scarano wrote recently on the upcoming HHS audits, and the post is below. The Office of…
The Berkeley Technology Law Journal recently published an article on the Fourth Amendment and the Quon case, entitled Ontario v. Quon: In Search of a…
At the conclusion of the 19th Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Leaders’ Meeting, a Leaders’ Declaration was issued that covered a number of topics of interest to…
The Lares Institute has announced it has formed an EU Working Group to address the potential changes to the EU Data Protection Directive. European justice…