In Doe v. The Regents of the University of California, No. 3:23-cv-00598 (N.D. Cal.), Lowey Dannenberg represents a class of individuals who used the University of California San Francisco Medical Center (“UCSF”) website to book appointments, search for doctors, or took other action on UCSF’s website.

Plaintiffs allege who allege that their highly sensitive data, including information relating to their medical conditions, appointments, specific treatment, messages to health care providers, and PII was disclosed to Meta Platforms, Inc. through UCSF’s incorporation of Meta’s tracking software (e.g., the Meta Pixel) on UCSF’s website and patient portal.

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