Privacy and Internet Law

Our topic for this blog post regards three important decisions that were recently issued by New Jersey Courts that have significant implications for future privacy related litigation. First, in [...]

I have previously blogged about the growing importance of estate planning for digital assets.  Facebook recently announced a change to its policy about managing profiles for deceased users.  [...]

Have you received a privacy notice in the mail recently?  If you ever reviewed the privacy notices that you likely received, you will have noticed that they look remarkably similar.  The reason [...]

Privacy is not just for big corporations.  Every business, from the neighborhood restaurant to the local bank to the family store, must be thinking about privacy.  Small businesses must be [...]

In December 2012, I published an article in the New Jersey Law Journal entitled “Death in the Digital Age: An exploration of the issues that arise when disposing of a decedent’s online [...]

On June 10th, Andrew P. Bolson and Michael A. Austin, in cooperation with the New Jersey Bar Association Privacy Law Committee, presented a Seminar entitled “Privacy Law Overview: What Your [...]

RMFMC&B is excited to officially announce the launch of the firm’s new privacy practice.  This practice aims to help businesses navigate the myriad of recent laws in response to [...]

The International Wireless Association, the CTIA, announced this past week that its participating wireless companies have agreed to install a baseline anti-theft tool that is preloaded or [...]

Last week, New Jersey was part of a groundbreaking case that may have a far reaching impact on businesses throughout the county.  On April 7th, United States Judge Esther Salas of the New Jersey [...]