California CCPA & CPRA Lawyers

We Focus on Large-Scale Privacy Violations

California’s data privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), give consumers important rights over how businesses collect, use, share, sell, and process their personal information.

Our firm represents consumers in high-impact, class-wide data privacy cases involving potentially unlawful data collection, tracking, sharing, recording, and other privacy practices by companies operating in California.

What We Mean by “Data Privacy”

Data privacy cases can involve the ways companies collect, use, process, retain, track, or share consumers’ personal information as part of their business practices.

The cases we pursue typically involve company-wide practices such as:

• Collecting personal data without proper notice or consent
• Tracking users’ behavior, location, or activity through websites, apps, or devices
• Sharing or selling personal data to third parties in violation of California law
• Recording calls, chats, or online sessions without legally required disclosures
• Collecting or using biometric information, such as facial recognition, fingerprints, or voice data, without legally required notice or consent
• Using sensitive personal information in ways that may violate consumers’ privacy rights

These practices can affect large numbers of consumers and may implicate California privacy statutes, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), and other applicable privacy and consumer protection laws.

The Types of Cases We Look For

We are selective by design. The cases we pursue generally involve:

• Widespread data collection, tracking, sharing, or recording practices
• Uniform company policies, technologies, or practices affecting groups of consumers
• Potential violations of rights established under California privacy law
• Conduct affecting substantial numbers of California consumers

Our focus is on cases that can promote accountability and meaningful changes in how companies handle consumers’ personal information.

California Privacy Laws We Litigate Under

Our data privacy practice centers on California consumer privacy and protection laws, including:

• The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
• The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)
• Related California consumer protection and privacy laws

These laws establish important rights concerning personal information and impose obligations on covered businesses regarding their data practices. Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, consumers may have options for addressing practices that violate their privacy rights.

If you believe a company’s widespread data collection, tracking, sharing, recording, or other privacy practices may have violated California law, we encourage you to reach out.

Contact Us

If you believe you may be affected by a large-scale data privacy violation under California law, contact Matern Law Group for a free case evaluation.