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Firm Files Lawsuit Against Uphold HQ Inc Over Faulty Two-Factor Authentication

By Karl Kronenberger | February 28, 2022

On February 25, 2022, Kronenberger Rosenfeld attorneys Karl Kronenberger and Kate Hollist filed a putative class action lawsuit against Uphold HQ, Inc., the company that runs the Uphold.com cryptocurrency exchange

Firm Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Aydin Aghdashloo against Afshin Parvaresh

By Karl Kronenberger | June 29, 2021

On June 15, 2021, the firm, representing Aydin Aghdashloo, filed a federal complaint against Afshin Parvaresh, which is available here. The case is captioned Aydin Aghdashloo v. Mohsen Parvaresh Mohseni

CCPA Opt-out Buttons as Options for CCPA Compliance

By Genie Lutz | March 08, 2021

The proverbial dust from the implementation of the California Consumer Protection Act (“CCPA”) has settled. And at this point, most businesses are aware that under the CCPA, California residents have

Defending ADA Claims

By Genie Lutz | February 22, 2021

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) historically applied to physical businesses open to the public. However, the ADA’s requirements have now been routinely enforced against online businesses and all different

FTC Reviews Rule on Earnings Claims

By Liana Chen | March 01, 2022

Does your business make claims that consumers can make money? The FTC recently published an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to address claimed deceptive and unfair “earnings claims.”[1] While the

New FTC Guidelines for Consumer Reviews

By Liana Chen | February 25, 2022

Companies marketing to consumers using online reviews, testimonials, or other endorsements, as well as platforms collecting, facilitating, and publishing consumer reviews, should be aware of recent guidance by the Federal

FTC Endorsement Regulation Updates

By Liana Chen | February 25, 2022

Companies marketing to consumers using online reviews, testimonials, or other endorsements should be aware of recent activity by the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) in this area. Background The FTC has

What is Esports Law? (an Interview with Kate Hollist)

By Genie Lutz | January 07, 2021

How is esports law different from traditional sports law? As you might expect, the two share many similarities. You’re going to see a lot of the same issues cropping up

Novel CCPA/CPRA Enforcement Treats Targeted Ads as Data "Sales"

By Liana Chen | August 26, 2022

In a novel case, the California Attorney General (AG) has treated targeted ads using third parties, such as through routine marketing and analytics cookies, as data "sales." What did the

How to Keep Up With New Privacy Laws

By Liana Chen | June 21, 2022

There has been a wave of emerging privacy laws from the California Privacy Rights Act ("CPRA"), which updates the California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA"), to the General Data Protection Regulation

Secure Passwords Are the Key to Your Online Security

By Karl Kronenberger | May 31, 2022

Over 50% of Americans have been a victim of cybercrime, and one of the most common ways criminals gain access to our personal information is by stealing passwords. A strong

4 Ways to Protect Your Crypto

By Karl Kronenberger | May 31, 2022

If you own any cryptocurrency, it's important to take steps to protect it from hackers and other bad actors. Here are four ways to do so. Use Two-Factor Authentication for