Legal developments affecting email, marketing regulations, and business operations. Expert analysis of court decisions, legislation, and regulatory guidance.
The federal government has substantial sovereign immunity. That means that the government can’t be sued without its permission. Private companies don’t have that kind of
Lululemon just paid AU$702,900 to Australia’s communications regulator after sending more than 370,000 emails that mixed shipping and order confirmation content with promotional material, without
Washington courts finally interpreted a couple of vital parts of the state’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act (CEMA) in 2025, and plaintiff’s firms have already taken
Salesforce’s email link vulnerability raises compliance issues under CAN-SPAM and CASL, necessitating user action to maintain opt-out functionality.
A New York accounting firm’s $175,000 HIPAA settlement shows how any business handling protected health information becomes subject to healthcare privacy laws. Learn who HIPAA
Understanding where transactional email ends and marketing begins can determine whether your messages comply with anti-spam regulations. Here in the U.S., the CAN-SPAM Act uses
Privacy regulations are expanding across the US and globally, making measuring how well your privacy program performs essential. With a clear approach to metrics, you
Pull up your privacy statement. Now pull up your actual data collection forms. How close is the match? In most organizations, the answer is: not
A question came up today about whether placing unsubscribe links behind a login requirement complies with CAN-SPAM. This fairly common implementation choice deserves scrutiny from
Remember when I said that if a product is free, you’re probably the actual product?1 The Texas Attorney General just launched a lawsuit showing how
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