The Seventh Circuit's decision last month in Dieffenbach v. Barnes & Noble appears to suggest that data breach plaintiffs who allege Article III injury-in-fact have, by definition, sufficiently pled cognizable damages under their substantive state law claims. But a more careful reading of the opinion reveals that it is largely consistent with existing case law, say Joshua Jessen and Ashley Van Zelst of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP.
/PRNewswire/ The largest online gaming operators in the country have come together to agree to the first industry-led responsible gaming standards. The.