https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Information in Email Body May Overcome Otherwise Actionable Header, Subject Line TILG Releases Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Practical Guidance Videos TILG publishes “Website Policy and Agreements” Practice Note (LexisNexis Practical Guidance, 2021) Statute Restricting Publication of Age-Related Information by Online Entertainment Employment Service Providers Found Unconstitutional Online Terms of Use “Browsewrap” Agreement Found Binding Federal Court Holds That TCPA Covers Direct-To-Voicemail Messages Court Enjoins Linkedin From Blocking Scraper Use of Competing Trademark in Metatags Supports Finding of Trade Dress Infringement Kavon Adli of TILG Named 2022 Southern California Super Lawyer New Privacy Notice and Compliance Requirements Taking Effect in 2023 Snapchat Settles Federal Trade Commission Charges FCC Votes to Adopt Order Preserving “Net Neutrality” TILG Releases “Website Policy and Agreements” Practical Guidance Video Music Modernization Act Reforms The Music Licensing Landscape CDA Immunity Against Right of Publicity Claims Upheld TILG Attorney Named to 2020 Southern California Super Lawyers List Copyright Office Registration Decision Required in Order to Sue for Copyright Infringement Badges Nextdoor.com Post Denied Anti-SLAPP Protection Inclusion in Text Message of Link to Mobile App Prevents Dismissal of Putative Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) Lawsuit California Supreme Court Rules That Yelp Cannot Be Ordered to Remove Online Reviews United Airlines, Orbitz Sue Entrepreneur Over Site on How to Land Cheap Flights DMCA Agents to Be Re-Registered With U.S. Copyright Office by December 31, 2017 Ensure That Your Contracts Are Drafted in a Manner That Protects You from Infringement TILG founder Kavon Adli quoted in International Business Times article published April 29, 2015 California Enacts Comprehensive Privacy Reform European Court of Justice Invalidates U.S.-E.U. Safe Harbor Program California District Court Rules 47 U.S.C. § 230(C)(1) Bars Discrimination Lawsuit Based on Removal of Social Media Content First California Appellate Opinion is Issued Addressing Enforceability of Browsewrap Agreements Class Action Advisory: New Jersey Truth-In-Consumer Contract Warranty and Notice Act California District Court Finds New Jersey TCCWNA Claims Lack Article III Standing Congress Enacts Better Online Ticket Sales (Bots) Act of 2016 Congress Enacts Consumer Review Fairness Act of 2016 Canada Supreme Court Rejects Facebook’s California Forum Selection Clause California Assembly Bill 695 to Create New Private Right of Action Against Internet Impersonators The Internet Law Group featured in All Voices news article California Court of Appeals Holds Personal Identification Information Protections Under Song-Beverly Credit Card Act Inapplicable to Online Purchase Where Buyer Elects to Pick Up Goods at Seller’s Store Privacy Developments Ninth Circuit Holds Netflix’s Viewing History Disclosures on Subscribers’ Televisions Do Not Violate Video Privacy Protection Act Sergeant’s Social Media Post Causes Police Department Disruption, Free Speech Claim Rejected California Attorney General Issues Cyber-Risk Recommendations to California Businesses TILG Prevails Before Ninth Circuit, Panel Finds Use Of Fictitious “From” Names Does Not Make E-Mail Header Materially False or Misleading Where Names Do Not “Spoof” Identities of Individuals Known to Recipient and are Accompanied by Accurate Domain Names and Subject Lines That Make Clear E-Mail is Commercial in Nature Defamation Statute’s “Retraction Demand” Provision Does Not Apply to Online Yelp Review Man Enjoined from Facebook for Creating Numerous Fake Accounts and Related Misconduct New Requirements for California Continuity or “Negative Option” Programs LivingSocial Not Entitled to Immunity Under § 230 of the Communications Decency Act Where It Creates, Develops Content Available On Its Site Second Circuit Issues Its First Opinion Applying § 230 of the Communications Decency Act FTC Videos Provide Advice to Victims of Email Hacking and Malware Attacks Magistrate Judge Recommends First-Ever Damages Award for Fraudulent DMCA Takedown Notices No Initial Interest Confusion from Use of Competitor’s Service Mark in Google AdWords Where Few Consumers Click on Results