A copyright cease-and-desist letter usually arrives with a number attached. It may demand payment, removal of content, and written assurances that it will not happen again. It may reference statutory damages and attorneys’ fees in a way that makes the exposure sound immediate and severe. That framing is intentional. The […]
The Video Privacy Protection Act (“VPPA”), an infrequently litigated statute, may soon become a major source of consumer protection litigation. The U.S. Supreme Court will determine this trajectory when it defines “consumer” in the pending case, Michael Salazar v. Paramount Global, dba 247Sports. With statutory damages reaching $2,500 per violation, businesses […]
For Florida SMBs, an unsolicited marketing text or call can turn into a six-figure lawsuit overnight. If your small or mid-sized business (SMB) uses phone calls, voicemails, or SMS text messages to reach potential or existing customers, you could be exposed to costly lawsuits under federal and Florida-specific telemarketing laws. […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we do business, from streamlining insurance claims and enhancing diagnostics to detecting fraud and analyzing supply chain data. But as AI enters the courtroom, one critical question looms: Can we trust machine-generated evidence? Federal courts are one step closer to answering that question. […]
In a digital-first economy, data has come to be regarded as a valuable asset for any business. But that valuable data can quickly become a liability. In fact, the number of hacked accounts surged by 800% in 2024, reaching 5.5 billion — or 180 accounts every second. [1] For most […]
Social media has fundamentally transformed how legal cases unfold in modern courtrooms, creating both opportunities and challenges for law enforcement, attorneys, and the justice system. From criminal investigations to civil litigation, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have become invaluable sources of evidence while simultaneously raising new questions about privacy, […]
This year, through Senate Bill 1120 (SB 1120), Florida adopted its own version of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which has been referred to as Florida’s Mini-TCPA. Florida’s Mini-TCPA has striking similarities to the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 47 U.S.C. § 227, et. seq. Florida’s expansion of its […]
Different situations can lead to a corporate buyout. As a business move, a majority shareholder may seek to buyout the minority shareholders or one company may seek to acquire a majority of another company’s shares. Buyouts may also be contractually forced under a company’s governing documents or legally forced by […]
Different situations can lead to a corporate buyout. As a business move, a majority shareholder may seek to buyout the minority shareholders or one company may seek to acquire a majority of another company’s shares. Buyouts may also be contractually forced under a company’s governing documents or legally forced by […]
Different situations can lead to a corporate buyout. As a business move, a majority shareholder may seek to buyout the minority shareholders, or one company may seek to acquire a majority of another company’s shares. Buyouts may also be contractually forced under a company’s governing documents or legally forced by […]