Category: Internet Law

Web scraping can constitute misappropriation of trade secrets under state and federal law. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain when web scraping is illegal and your legal remedies.

COVID-19 created new opportunities for cybercrime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain CFAA liability and cybercrime exposure for businesses.

New York’s SHIELD Act expands data breach notification requirements and imposes new cybersecurity obligations on businesses that hold NY resident data.

Telemedicine platforms collect sensitive health data, creating cybersecurity and HIPAA privacy risks. Here’s what telehealth providers must do to protect patient information.

California’s revised CCPA regulations offer some compliance clarity but leave significant questions unanswered. Here’s what businesses need to act on now.

Data security has become a critical component of mergers and acquisitions due diligence. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to assess before closing.

The SEC has issued new guidance on mobile device cybersecurity for financial firms. Here’s what regulated businesses need to know to stay compliant.

Facebook agreed to pay $550 million to settle a class action lawsuit under Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act. Here’s what the case means for biometric data law.

Seizing an infringer’s domain name is one of the most effective ways to stop IP theft online. Here’s how courts order domain transfers and what rights holders need to show.

Recent court decisions on what counts as an ‘autodialer’ under the TCPA suggest restrictions may be loosening. Here’s what businesses using automated texts need to know.