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California Partially Eliminates California Invasion of Privacy Act Claims Faced By Many Companies

Client Alert: Is Your Website Putting Your Business at Legal Risk? What the California Invasion of Privacy Act Means for...

If your business has a website, and most do, the common website tracking tools and standard data collection practices you are likely using may expose your business to claims under...

5 Steps to Minimize California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) Litigation Risk

Businesses nationwide with California website visitors face significant legal exposure under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA). Originally a 1967 criminal wiretapping s...

CIPA Defense Playbook Has Three New Chapters: Here's What's New

A recent Massachusetts Superior Court decision offers significant guidance for businesses navigating the growing wave of litigation under California’s Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA...

SIGNED, SEALED, REFORMED: Governor Newsom Signs SB 690 Into Law

BREAKING NEWS CIPAWorld… we’ve been watching and waiting—and now the wait is over. On September 30, 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 690 (“SB 690”), officially enacti...

CALIFORNIA RETIRES THE PEN REGISTER LAWSUIT BUFFET – California Governor Newsom signed SB 690

Governor Newsom signed SB 690 on September 30, 2026, which means California’s plaintiffs’ bar must find a new hobby for the pen register provision of the Invasion of Privacy Act.[i...

Pen Register and Trap-and-Trace Claims Involving Websites and Apps Restricted to Enforcement by the California Attorney...

Businesses with websites that employ cookies and other tracking technologies (collectively, “internet tracking technology”) can breathe a partial sigh of relief. The private right...

California’s SB 690 May Close One Door on Website Tracking Claims While Leaving Others Open

Revisit pending claims and demands. SB 690 may offer new grounds to challenge pending pen register claims, but its effect depends on when the action was filed and what other claims...

SB 690: Real Relief, Real Risk Remains

California just closed the door on one legal theory driving thousands of CIPA website-tracking claims, but businesses still face real exposure under the statute’s other provisions....

Is Your Website Putting Your Business at Legal Risk? What the California Invasion of Privacy Act Means for Businesses

Trap-and-Trace Relief for California Companies- A First Step

On September 30, 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill (SB) 690 into law, eliminating a private right of action under California Penal Code Section 638.51, which has fuele...

California SB 690 Limits Website Privacy Lawsuits Against HVAC Contractors

California has closed the door to certain private lawsuits under its California Invasion of Privacy Act, offering relief to HVAC contractors and businesses nationwide.

California SB 690 Limits Website Privacy Lawsuits Against HVAC Contractors

California has closed the door to certain private lawsuits under its California Invasion of Privacy Act, offering relief to HVAC contractors and businesses nationwide.

Governor Newsom Signs SB 690, Ending the Private Right of Action Under CIPA’s Pen Register and Trap-and-Trace Provision

California’s New Workplace Surveillance Law

California’s New Workplace Surveillance Law in Employee Bathroom

California Narrows CIPA Litigation: SB 690 Ends Pen Register and Trap-and-Trace Claims

California Limits Private Lawsuits Over Certain Online Tracking Claims

Lofty-backed law limits CIPA claims targeting brokerages

The proptech firm says it helped pass a state law that is intended to end “demand letter campaigns” alleging California Invasion of Privacy Act violations.

WASHINGTON DISMISSES CIPA CLAIMS: The Central District of Washington Rules That CIPA § 631(a) Does Not Apply To Internet...

Hi, CIPAWorld! Kelly Sandberg here, with a new ruling providing perspective on how the Central District of Washington has analyzed California Invasion of Privacy Claims. In T.S. v....

SB 690 PASSES AND THE CA COURT OF APPEAL ISSUES AN IMPORTANT TENANTIVE RULING: Are CIPA Pen Register Cases Dead? Here’s...

SB 690 IN ACTION: Northern District of California Dismisses CIPA Pen-Register Claim in Website-Tracking Lawsuit

California SB 690 Could Narrow CIPA Website-Tracking Lawsuits

California Closes the Third-Party Data Gap in the CCPA Right to Delete: What SB 923 Requires, From Whom, and When