Privacy Law
Protecting Consumers' Privacy Rights
Our Privacy Practice
Gibbs Mura’s privacy lawyers help people across the country protect their privacy rights and seek redress when privacy violations occur.
The rapid growth of surveillance technology is raising serious privacy concerns across the United States. Where state governments have enacted laws to protect individuals (e.g., California’s Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Privacy Act or the California Consumer Privacy Act), our firm stands ready to litigate cases on behalf of harmed individuals. We have also brought cases alleging that companies conducting widespread surveillance are engaged in unfair competition, or that they are violating long-standing common law privacy protections.
Modern consumers also need to be particularly careful about companies and websites that track, collect, and sell their data to data brokers. This information becomes dark data that a company may monetize and sell at some unknown time in the future.
We litigate a wide range of privacy issues and represent victims of privacy violations in lawsuits involving:
- Website and Internet browsing tracking
- Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology
- Biometric and facial recognition technology
- Internet Privacy
- Computer Privacy
- Cell Phone Privacy
These cases involved cutting-edge privacy issues and implicated laws designed to protect against privacy breaches in the digital age.
Affected by a Privacy Violation?
Understand your rights in a world where sensitive information is digitally processed, stored, and shared. Call or message us for a free, confidential consultation with a privacy lawyer.
