Tag:Privacy
Legislature
First in the Nation Bill Would Protect Coloradans’ Biological and Neural Data
A first in the nation bill that intends to protect consumer biological and neural data passed its first hearing in the Colorado Legislature.
Courts
Colorado Supreme Court Affirms ‘Reverse-Keyword’ Warrant in People v. Seymour
In a recent case brought to the Colorado Supreme Court, several individual’s IP addresses were discovered through a reverse-keyword warrant.
Features
Amazon’s Rise in Biometric Technology
As Amazon’s palm scanning technology heads to Whole Foods Markets, what will this mean for customer security?
People
Local Firms Add New Attorneys and Announce New Community Appointments
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and Holland & Hart announced new attorneys and new accomplishments.
Law Week -
Briefs
Supreme Court to Hear ‘Trump Too Small’ Trademark Appeal
The case asks how public or political figures’ rights to privacy and publicity weigh against freedom of speech with trademarks.
News
Attorney General Releases Second Draft of Colorado Privacy Act
The Colorado Attorney General’s office on Dec. 21 published its second draft of rules for an upcoming law around data privacy.
News
Colorado Will Get $8.3 Million in Google Settlement Over Location Tracking Practices
Colorado and 39 other states reached a $395 million settlement with Google over misleading location tracking practices to sell targeted ads.
Courts
Appellate Roundup: Recent Decisions by Federal Appeals Courts Address Abortion, Public Nudity, State Ban on Cooperation with U.S. Immigration Authorities
This roundup of some significant recent decisions from appeals courts around the nation highlights opinions on issues that may have national importance.