{"id":2,"case_number":"TC26-9055","date_filed":"2026-05-01","case_status":null,"is_class_action":true,"summary":"Class action for invasion of privacy. Defendant's website uses trackers to collect visitors' identifying information, as well as dozens of other data points that reveal the users' behavior and activity on the website.","judge":null,"cipa_statutes":null,"statute_jurisdictions":null,"is_cipa":null,"technology":null,"plaintiff_text":"Lindsey Morris, on behalf of herself and all others similarly situated","raw_defendant_text":"Dotdash Meredith Inc., a Delaware corporation; Does","court_name":"Alameda County Superior Court","court_type":"State","state_code":"CA","state_name":"California","primary_industry":"Media and Telecommunications","secondary_industry":null,"plaintiff_attorney":"Mark Potter","plaintiff_firm":"Potter Handy","defendants":[{"id":1074,"canonical_name":"Dotdash Meredith","role":"primary"}],"classification":{"categories":[{"id":"copycat","confidence":0.9,"source":"llm:gemini-2.5-flash@20260511T215656Z","rationale":"The plaintiff firm, Potter Handy, has filed 8 CIPA cases in the last 12 months, indicating a pattern of serial filing. The summary describes a generic CIPA tracking complaint, consistent with a copycat filing."}],"high_caution":false,"max_caution_level":"safe"}}