Despite big predictions and the potential of statutory damages, lawyers like Cooley's Mike Rhodes say plaintiffs aren't making much progress.
May 29, 2015 at 03:58 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Michael Rhodes, the charismatic chair of Cooley’s privacy and data protection practice, took the stage at an awards dinner in late April with an extra bounce in his step—and a blunt prediction for his colleagues in the plaintiffs privacy bar.
“I suspect a lot of people, perhaps on the plaintiffs side, will be out of work within the year,” he said.
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