Privacy and Internet Law

Governor Murphy recently signed a law that expands the ability of victims of stalking and cyber harassment to obtain restraining orders in New Jersey.  Under existing law, restraining orders [...]

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 [...]