Lit Funder-Backed Co. Says NJ Judicial Privacy Law Is Valid

By Jack Karp · October 15, 2024, 3:50 PM EDT

A New Jersey judicial privacy law is not unconstitutional since it requires that defendants act negligently by knowingly violating the law, a data privacy company said in seeking to prevent the...

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Case Information

Case Title

ATLAS DATA PRIVACY CORPORATION et al v. SPOKEO, INC et al

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Court

New Jersey

Nature of Suit

Civil Rights: Other

Date Filed

March 27, 2024

Case Title

ATLAS DATA PRIVACY CORPORATION et al v. LIGHTBOX PARENT, L.P. et al

Case Number

Court

New Jersey

Nature of Suit

Civil Rights: Other

Date Filed

March 22, 2024

Case Title

ATLAS DATA PRIVACY CORPORATION et al v. BLACKBAUD, INC. et al

Case Number

Court

New Jersey

Nature of Suit

Civil Rights: Other

Date Filed

March 19, 2024

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