Coverage

1. October 31, 2013

   Netflix Tells 9th Circ. Its $9M Privacy Deal Passes Muster

   Netflix Inc. is pushing the Ninth Circuit to shut down objections to its $9 million settlement of a class action accusing the company of violating the Video Privacy Protection Act, claiming that the pact is on par with similar privacy settlements reached by fellow online giants Google Inc. and Facebook Inc.

Parties

• Plaintiff-Appellee 

  Milans, Jeff

  Represented by:

  Edelson,Jay,

  Balabanian,Rafey S.,

  Scharg,Ari Jonathan,

  Givens,Chandler R.,

  Reis,Sean,

  Larry,James Dominick,

  Perlstadt,Roger J.,

  Scharg,Ari Jonathan,

  Larry,James Dominick,

  Reis,Sean,

• Plaintiff-Appellee 

  Comstock, Peter

  Represented by:

  Balabanian,Rafey S.,

  Edelson,Jay,

  Givens,Chandler R.,

  Reis,Sean,

  Scharg,Ari Jonathan,

  Larry,James Dominick,

  Perlstadt,Roger J.,

  Scharg,Ari Jonathan,

  Larry,James Dominick,

  Reis,Sean,

• Plaintiff-Appellee 

  The Settlement Class

  Represented by:

  Balabanian,Rafey S.,

  Edelson,Jay,

  Givens,Chandler R.,

  Reis,Sean,

  Scharg,Ari Jonathan,

  Larry,James Dominick,

  Perlstadt,Roger J.,

  Scharg,Ari Jonathan,

  Larry,James Dominick,

  Reis,Sean,

• Defendant-Appellee 

  Netflix, Inc.

  Represented by:

  Eggleton,Keith Edward,

  Strickland,Rodney G. Jr.,

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  Netflix Privacy Litigation

  Represented by:

• Objector-Appellant 

  Wilens, Gary

  Represented by:

  Wilens,Jeffrey,