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Last month, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois approved a settlement between Shutterfly Inc. and a class of 950,000 Illinois residents disposing of the class members' claims for damages and injunctive relief against Shutterfly. The case, originally brought in Illinois state court in 2019 but later removed to federal court, sought to hold Shutterfly liable for employing facial-recognition technology to scan and detect users' likenesses in photographs uploaded to the website and collect their biometric data, unbeknownst to these users and in violation of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act.

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On April 23, 2021, a team of Carey Rodriguez Milian attorneys, led by David Milian and Ruben Conitzer, won two major victories for its client before the Eleventh Judicial Circuit In and For Miami-Dade County, Florida, in Eldridge v. Pet Supermarket, Inc., Case No. 2020-006035-CA-01 (44).

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The Federal Circuit ruled that a Georgia federal judge wrongly let Coca-Cola Co. off the hook for allegedly infringing a patent covering a beverage dispenser that can recognize users and dispense customized drinks, finding the judge's decision relied on an incorrect claim construction.

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Carey Rodriguez attorneys allege that Major League Baseball and the San Francisco Giants are illegally sending robotic marketing text messages in an attempt to stay on their fans' minds as television ratings and game attendance plummet.

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Carey Rodriguez attorneys have reached a settlement in principle on behalf of Illinois Residents to resolve their claims that photo-sharing service Shutterfly stored their biometric data from its facial-recognition technology without their consent.

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