Your CMP is supposed to protect you. But when deployed incorrectly, it becomes a plaintiff's Exhibit A. The 10 patterns behind the current wave of cookie litigation:

#CIPA #Litigation #CookieCompliance #ConsentManagement #CMP

https://www.zwillgen.com/litigation/top-10-ways-to-get-sued-over-cookies/

AHS Privacy Violation? You May Be Owed Money | Louis Law Group

American Home Shield users may have had website activity tracked through session replay or pixel technology, including clicks, scrolling, page visits, and form interactions. The article explains how hidden tracking can raise privacy-law concerns, what types of data may be collected, and who may qualify to review a potential claim. #PrivacyLaw #ConsumerRights #CIPA #Florida

Cookie banners were meant to help mitigate certain litigation risk, but they are now drawing a new wave of lawsuits. We discuss the lawsuits targeting banners and preference tools:

#litigation #privacy #CIPA #California

https://www.zwillgen.com/litigation/no-good-deed-goes-unpunished-cookie-banners-trigger-lawsuits

A wave of CIPA Section 638.51 lawsuits has put online businesses under growing pressure, with plaintiffs targeting routine website technologies. We discuss key appellate decisions that are now pending and how they could impact litigation risk for online businesses:

#CIPA #PrivacyLitigation #DataPrivacy #CaliforniaPrivacy #Compliance

https://www.zwillgen.com/litigation/appeals-court-cases-may-finally-provide-cipa-section-638-51-guidance/

The #KaiserPermanente #privacy class action news is huge—they just settled the case and everyone who used the Kaiser sites and apps gets real money (not just "credit monitoring" or some bullshit)

And Kaiser didn't even fight it—which means lots more cases will be possible against other companies that passed people's info to Big Tech.

Say what you want about #CIPA but for a vintage law it's carrying right now

https://www.mercurynews.com/2026/01/14/how-to-get-kaiser-permanente-settlement/