Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani Partners Brian Middlebrook and Justin Holmes were recently featured in an article titled “Web Tracking Suits Draw Pushback From Cyber, Liability Insurers,” published by Bloomberg Law.
The article discusses the surge in lawsuits related to website tracking tools, raising concerns about whether insurance, especially cyber insurance, will cover the associated costs as some insurers begin excluding these claims. In the article, Middlebrook and Holmes highlight the importance of proactive compliance and forward-thinking measures for companies to reduce legal risks and minimize exposure amid changing insurance coverage and evolving privacy laws related to web tracking technologies.
GRSM’s national team has extensive experience handling privacy and data security claims and has represented clients in the public, financial, healthcare, and commercial sectors in large-stakes tracking technology cases across the country. Backed by years of guiding clients through litigation concerning data security and privacy issues, cyberattacks, and data breaches, with a particular focus on class action matters, the team also partners closely with our Privacy & Data Protection group to deliver tailored, case-specific strategies.
Middlebrook is a member of the New York office and Co-Chair of the firm’s Cyber, Privacy & Data Security group. His practice focuses on cybersecurity, technology, and media litigation. He regularly advises clients on all manner of data privacy and cybersecurity litigation.
Holmes, based in the Philadelphia office, focuses his practice on defending organizations in class action data privacy litigation of all kinds, as well as managing regulatory investigations for clients across a wide range of industries involving data privacy and cyber security.
Read the full article on Bloomberg Law‘s website.