eCommerce
Electronic commerce, also known as eCommerce, refers to the purchase and sale of products or services online. Electronic commerce law addresses such issues as compliance with applicable Internet and technology legal regulatory requirements.
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Richard B. Newman Quoted by Leading News Publisher on Proposed Federal Data Broker Legislation
FTC compliance, CID investigations and litigation enforcement attorney Richard B. Newman was recently quoted in Communications Daily (subscription required) in an article entitled “Sens. Peters, McSally Push for Data Broker Transparency Through FTC.” Communications Daily is a leading publisher of hard news on telecom, broadcasting, the Internet, international trade and the consumer electronics industries. On…
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Data Privacy Attorney Richard B. Newman Authors Article on Geofencing for AdExchanger
Digital Marketing Legal Issues Related to Geofencing Privacy attorney Richard B. Newman authored an article for AdExchanger, a leading provider of news, analysis and events dedicated to the data-driven marketing space. The article, “Geofencing Could Become A Magnet For Regulatory Scrutiny,” addresses innovative geotargeting technologies – such as, geofencing – that are used by digital…
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Privacy Lawyer Authors Article on Recent Data Protection Developments for National Law Review
Privacy Law Attorney on Recent Data Protection and GDPR Developments Privacy lawyer Richard B. Newman authored an article for the National Law Review, a legal news journal by leading attorneys. The article, “Privacy Lawyer on Recent Data Protection Developments,” addresses the first monetary penalty imposed by a European privacy regulator since the GDPR became effective – and it did…
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LabMD Sues FTC Lawyers
LabMD Sues FTC Lawyers The LabMD saga has been a fascinating one. In 2016, LabMD was accused by the FTC of exposing sensitive patient information due to less than adequate data security practices. LabMD then requested that the court reconsider its decision that two Federal Trade Commission lawyers had qualified immunity from liability for filing…
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Browsewrap Arbitration Provision Found Unenforceable
A California federal court recently held in Rushing v. Viacom, Inc. that an arbitration provision in Viacom’s End User License Agreement was unenforceable because users could access the gaming application without having to click on a link to the EULA. The court rejected Viacom’s argument that the user had actual or constructive notice of the…
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