Data Privacy
Jul. 23, 2024
Law firm files state lawsuits targeting Google's Incognito mode
In its federal filing, Potter Handy accused one of the law firms leading a class action against Google of drafting the settlement to benefit their clients and disadvantage other plaintiffs.
A new mass privacy tort lawsuit filed in Santa Clara County, accusing the tech giant of "surreptitiously" collecting and selling browsing data from Google Chrome users surfing the web in "Incognito mode," is Potter Handy LLP's latest attempt to help users pursue financial compensation after Google avoided paying plaintiffs in a class action settlement agreement over similar claims. The firm has filed two other similar actions against the company in the last month, a...
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