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Every data incident in 2026 produces the same playbook. A plaintiffs’ firm files a class action. The complaint pleads breach of contract. It pleads invasion of privacy. It pleads a federal statutory claim. And, almost always, it pleads negligence.
The negligence count usually says some version of the same thing. The defendant owed a duty to safeguard the plaintiff’s pe...
A new wave of class action lawsuits is sweeping into the Northern District of Illinois. The defendants are not telecom companies. They are healthcare practices, retailers, fintech companies, telehealth platforms, employers running candidate portals, and any business with a website that uses analytics or advertising tools.
The legal theory is the same in almost every ca...
If you operate a healthcare practice, a telehealth platform, a behavioral health clinic, a fertility center, an addiction treatment facility, a dental or optometry chain, or any consumer facing business that handles sensitive information online, you have probably heard about the new generation of class action lawsuits over tracking pixels.
The lawsuits target businesse...
The deal closed on a Friday. The selling dealer went to Naples. The buyer took the keys on Monday, and by Wednesday was staring at a floor plan audit showing twenty units short, a used-car inventory valued two hundred thousand dollars below the closing schedule, and a working-capital adjustment the seller’s accountant had, in the buyer’s view, quietly gerrymandered. The buyer...
The phone call comes on a Sunday afternoon. The F&I director has resigned, effective immediately. On Monday, she starts at the crosstown competitor. By the following week, three F&I products the dealer offered her team are discounted next door, customers are calling to cancel service contracts, and the general manager notices her laptop was “imaged” the week before sh...