I added my name to the amicus brief filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center in the United States Supreme Court in February 2013, in Maryland v. King, a case about warrantless DNA collection.

I added my name to the amicus brief filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center in the United States Supreme Court in September 2012, in, Clapper v. Amnesty International, a case about FISA monitoring.

I am proud to be the attorney of record for two amicus briefs filed in the New Jersey Supreme Court in State v. Earls, the first case in the nation to establish a reasonable expectation of privacy with respect to cell phone tracking.

Cell Phone Tracking – State of New Jersey v. Earls February 2012

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I added my name to the amicus brief filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center in the United States Supreme Court in March, 2011, in Sorrell v. Vermont, a case about the anonymity of health records.

I added my name to the amicus brief filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center in the United States Supreme Court in November 2010, in FCC v. ATT, a case about personal privacy for individuals (as opposed to corporations).