Lowey Dannenberg represents a class of Favor (formerly Pill Club) website and app users alleging their personal data, including prescription information relating to birth control and Plan B, were unlawfully disclosed to and intercepted by Meta Platforms, Inc., TikTok, Inc., and FullStory Inc. using sophisticated tracking technology and Session Replay Software.

Lowey Dannenberg recently secured a $6 million settlement against Travelers Indemnity Company in a class action alleging it failed to safeguard class members’ personal information, including Driver’s Licenses, which were compromised by unauthorized third-parties. Judge Vincent L. Bricetti had sustained the claims at the motion to dismiss stage, including violations of the Drivers Privacy Protection Act.

Lowey Dannenberg serves as court appointed co-lead counsel in a class action against Flo Health, Inc. (“Flo”), Google, LLC, Facebook, Inc., and Flurry, Inc. Plaintiffs represent a class of consumers alleging that Flo collected and disclosed their intimate health data to some of the largest data analytics and advertising companies in the world. Plaintiffs allege claims for invasion of privacy, breach of contract, and violation of the Federal Wiretap Act, among others. Lowey successfully defeated two separate motions to dismiss, including sustaining first-of-its-kind aiding and abetting violations of the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act claims against Google, LLC, Facebook, Inc., and Flurry, Inc.