Category: Internet Law

SIM swap attacks let criminals redirect your phone number and access your crypto wallets. Learn how the scam works and steps to protect yourself.

The FTC’s case against Equifax resulted in a landmark settlement after 147 million Americans had their data exposed. Here’s what businesses can learn.

Federal courts are holding businesses liable for inaccessible websites under the ADA. Here’s what ADA website compliance requires and how to reduce your litigation risk.

The Supreme Court’s Carpenter decision transformed digital privacy law by requiring warrants for cell phone location data. Here’s what it means for law enforcement and businesses.

What is Commercial Disparagement? In the broadest sense, commercial disparagement involves advertising or other public statement including  false or misleading information about a business that discourages consumers from buying from or dealing with that business. There is no requirement that the other business be your competitor, although that is the context in which problems most […]

If a dispute arises over use and/or registration of an internet domain name, resolution of the dispute is accomplished through proceedings under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy, known as UDRP proceedings, administered by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (“ICANN”). ICANN is a private, non-profit organization formed specifically to control web […]

Discovering revenge porn posted online requires immediate action. Here are five steps victims should take, from documenting evidence to pursuing legal remedies and takedowns.

The GDPR is the EU’s landmark data privacy law affecting any business that handles European residents’ data. Here’s what it requires and who it covers.

Internet legal issues from contracts to IP to data privacy require specialized legal counsel. Here’s why your online business needs an internet attorney and what they handle.

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act is decades old and poorly suited to modern technology. Here’s why ECPA reform faces such persistent obstacles in Congress.