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On June 4, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled that the state's wiretap statute allows law enforcement to intercept cell phone calls and text messages because there are wires involved in the transmission of such communications.

On January 26, 2015, NIST released new guidance designed to assist organizations in improving security as employees increasingly use mobile device applications for work purposes.

The Act reforms NSA surveillance measures, overhauls the bulk collection program for domestic telephone metadata, and places new limits on Patriot Act authorities.

On March 23, the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board issued a request for public comment on the privacy and civil liberties implications of the federal government's counterterrorism activities.

John R. Gotaskie, Jr. authored the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article, "Third Circuit significantly expands potential class of plaintiffs under the TCPA."

On May 11, the Washington governor signed a bill that requires law enforcement to obtain warrants before deploying international mobile subscriber identity catchers...

On December 3, 2015, Ofcom, the telecommunications regulator for the United Kingdom, announced its decision to delay the release of mHealth spectrum...

On May 19, the European Data Protection Supervisor ("EDPS") published an opinion addressing the privacy challenges of mHealth technologies and the delivery of health-related information to consumers through smart devices.

Jones Day partners Alexis Gilroy, Colleen Heisey, and Cristiana Spontoni and associate Indra Bhattacharya recently coauthored an article titled "Telemedicine: Comparing EU and US Application Regulation,"...

Samantha Southall and Jennifer Olmedo-Rodriguez, shareholders in the firm's Litigation section, authored "Eleventh Circuit Doubles-Down on TCPA Precedent,"...

In the latest episode of Full Spectrum's Inside the TCPA series, Partner Steve Augustino and Associate Chris Laughlin discuss a series of FCC orders that require implementation of a call...

On November 6, a proposed consumer class requested that the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington preliminarily approve its proposed $3.99 million settlement with a ride-sharing

This alert discusses the actions taken by Congress and federal agencies to ensure Americans stay connected through the COVID-19 pandemic including the COVID-19 Telehealth

Congress is about to pass the Bipartisan Budget Agreement of 2015.

The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals majority opinion, reversed the grant of summary by the District Court that a loan owner ...

Since our last Update, telemedicine bills in Alaska and Hawaii moved through the legislative process and were sent to their respective governors for approval.

Proposed bill HB1353 (and companion SB1686) would create a telehealth task force to gather information about telehealth in Florida...