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Author: Puja "Queenie" Amin

Puja J. Amin is the Queenie and co-founder of TCPAWorld. Other than the Czar, Queenie is probably the best known TCPA lawyer on the planet. Queenie cannot be stopped. One of the best known names in the marketing legal world, she has vast experience defending and counseling businesses on consumer protection laws including the TCPA, CIPA, FCRA and a host of privacy-related statutes. She has provided legal oversight on an enterprise basis to major direct-to-consumer brands and defended some of the largest companies in the nation in major federal court litigation--earning her the title of "Queenie" of the TCPA. She's also a 10+ times Trifecta finisher and international Spartan Race qualifier, who commonly competes in "Ultra" endurance challenges.
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ABBOTT DELIVERS A COMPLETE WIN: Pixel-Based CIPA and ECPA Claims Dismissed With Prejudice For Failure to Allege Disclosure of Protected Health Content

3 Mar 2026
In the latest CIPA/ECPA pixel case, Abbott Laboratories walked away with a complete dismissal after plaintiffs alleged that Meta Pixel and Google tracking tools on its FreeStyle Libre free-trial pages…
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ARBITRATION UNLOCKED: Federal Court Grants Roblox’s Motion to Compel Arbitration in Privacy Class Action

23 Feb 2026
In Garcia et al v. Roblox, United States District Court, C.D. California, 2026 WL 413636 Roblox moved to compel arbitration in a suit alleging  the online game platform and creation…
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CONSENT IS (STILL) KING: Court Dismisses ECPA, WESCA, and Invasion of Privacy Claims Against Cigna, Finding Consent in Privacy Notice Dispositive

6 Feb 202610 Feb 2026
In a significant win for defendants relying on online consent through privacy notices, Chief Judge Wendy Beetlestone of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania dismissed key privacy claims brought against Cigna,…
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CALIFORNIA JUDGE PUTS MyFitnessPal ON A PRIVACY DIET: Key Privacy Claims Survive as Court Weighs In on Cookie Consent and Consumer Privacy Expectations

30 Jan 2026
This one definitely caught my attention. I’ve been using MyFitnessPal for 13+ years - it's been a very reliable tool for tracking my fitness and nutrition. But like so many…
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BREAKING: Video Privacy Set To Be Latest Battleground As Supreme Court Considers Definition of “Consumer” Under VPPA

26 Jan 202624 Apr 2026
This morning, the Supreme Court granted a petition asking it to determine whether the Video Privacy Protection Act (“VPPA”) applies to consumers who subscribe to non-audiovisual content, such as a…
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INTERLOCUTORY APPEAL DENIED: Mashable, Inc. Remains Defendant in the in the CIPA Story It Might’ve Covered

26 Jan 202626 Jan 2026
In Dawn Fregosa v. Mashable, Inc., Case No. 25-cv-01094-CRB the Northern District of California denied defendant Mashable, Inc.’s attempt to certify an interlocutory appeal in the class action lawsuit brought…
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SECOND BITE OF THE APPLE: Court Dismisses Privacy Claims Stemming from Data Collection on Apple Apps for the Second Time Around

22 Jan 202624 Apr 2026
In a big win for Apple, a California district court dismissed sprawling claims that the tech giant collects data from its users even after certain privacy settings are disabled. While…
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NO CHILD’S PLAY: Disney fined $10 Million for Failing to Designate YouTube Videos as “Made for Kids”

8 Jan 202624 Apr 2026
Disney is set to pay $10 million to settle allegations that it violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (“COPPA Rule”) by failing to properly label videos that it uploaded…
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THE UNMAKING OF GROK: Elon Musk’s xAI Sues California Attorney General Over AI Training Disclosure Law

5 Jan 202624 Apr 2026
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, has filed a lawsuit challenging California Assembly Bill 2013 (“AB 2013”), a legislation mandating generative AI developers to disclose detailed information about the datasets…
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NO THRILL RIDE FOR SIX FLAGS: California Court Lets All Seven CIPA, Privacy and Federal Wiretap Claims Proceed Over Alleged Cookie Tracking on Ticketing Website

22 Dec 202521 Dec 2025
In a recent decision with broad implications for digital privacy enforcement, a California federal court denied Six Flags’ motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the amusement park operator unlawfully tracked…

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