Carolyn Hansen is a columnist at FindLaw Pro. She covers themes related to law and legal affairs, with a focus on litigation, cybersecurity, privacy, and lawsuits. Carolyn's insights into these critical areas are informed by her expertise as co-owner of Anytime Fitness.
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By: Carolyn Hansen
The insurance company Allstate is facing accusations that it illegally tracked drivers’ cellphones without their consent. Learn more at FindLaw.
By: J.D., Carolyn Hansen
The New Jersey Supreme Court recently created the Attorney Regulatory Board (ARB), which will review petitions for reinstatement by disbarred attorneys. Learn more at FindLaw.
By: Carolyn Hansen, Joseph Fawbush
In a class action lawsuit, an anonymous Epstein victim blames the Department of Justice (DOJ) for violating her privacy and the privacy of about 100 Epstein victims. Learn more at FindLaw.
By: Carolyn Hansen, Joseph Fawbush
A North Carolina man didn’t realize his signature on a form meant that he was waiving his Miranda rights. Can his statements still be used against him? Learn more at FindLaw.
By: Joseph Fawbush, Carolyn Hansen, J.D.
After Meta lost a social media addiction lawsuit, it started removing ads placed by attorneys seeking similar plaintiffs. Learn more at FindLaw.
By: J.D., Carolyn Hansen, Joseph Fawbush
A jury in a high-stakes antitrust trial found that Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster illegally maintained monopoly power, but the litigation is not over yet.
By: Carolyn Hansen, Joseph Fawbush
Apple agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class action lawsuit claiming it deceived consumers by advertising artificial intelligence features that didn’t exist. Learn more at FindLaw.
By: Carolyn Hansen, J.D., Joseph Fawbush
Attorney and animal rights activist faces felony burglary charges related to a break-in at a beagle breeding facility called Ridglan Farms. Learn more at FindLaw.
By: Joseph Fawbush, J.D., Carolyn Hansen
A new class action lawsuit accuses Disneyland of violating privacy and consumer protection laws by using facial recognition technology at park entrances. Learn more at FindLaw.
As of last month, a jury found Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster guilty of illegally maintaining a monopoly power in the ticketing market. While the litigation continues, don’t expect any major changes in ticket prices for the next few years.
