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21st Century Scrooge – Cable Company Posts Overdue Customers on Facebook
If Ebenezer Scrooge lived in the 21st-century, a pre-epiphany Ebenezer Scrooge might very well have added the following consumer information debacle into his playbook (if he had not been the one
Target Reaches Another Tentative Data Breach Settlement
On Wednesday, December 2, 2015, Target agreed to a $39 million settlement with certain banks and credit unions as well as Mastercard Inc. relating to a 2013 data breach of Target’s
Data Breach and Security Attorney Analysis
Data breaches constitute a major threat to small, midsize, and large businesses. It seems nearly every week discloses a new data breach. Although the data breach of Ashley Madison provoked widespread
What to do When my ISP Receives a Subpoena for My Information?
This article is one of a series of articles discussing matters relating to speech and conduct on the Internet. Assuming a lawsuit has been filed over content on the Internet (whether
Navigating the Minecraft EULA
This article continues the series “Avoiding Legal Minefields in the World of Minecraft“. Rather than produce one long entry, I decided to break the topics up into several segments. Navigating
Removing Fake Facebook Accounts, Profiles, and Pages – Part II
Return to Part I Mudd Law Offices has experience representing individuals who have been impersonated on the Internet including having fake or fraudulent Facebook pages and accounts created about them.