Jack Pirozzolo

Oct 30, 2024 | datamatters.sidley.com | Amy P. Lally |Jack Pirozzolo |Ian Ross |Colleen Brown

For the past few years, hundreds of companies have been caught in a wave of privacy class actions relying on decades-old wiretapping laws to attack modern website technologies and business tools. Last week, Massachusetts’s highest court engaged in a thorough assessment of that state’s wiretap law and rejected plaintiff’s argument that commonly used website advertising and analytical tools intercepted “communications” in violation of the law.

Oct 29, 2024 | lexology.com | Amy P. Lally |Jack Pirozzolo |Ian Ross |Colleen Brown |Sheri Porath Rockwell |Kseniya K. Belysheva

For the past few years, hundreds of companies have been caught in a wave of privacy class actions relying on decades-old wiretapping laws to attack modern website technologies and business tools. Last week, Massachusetts’s highest court engaged in a thorough assessment of that state’s wiretap law and rejected plaintiff’s argument that commonly used website advertising and analytical tools intercepted “communications” in violation of the law.