Delta’s Pricing Practices: Building the Case for Legal Action
Dynamic pricing algorithms used by Delta Air Lines may violate consumer protection laws, potentially leading to class-action lawsuits. Previous legal precedents set by actions against other companies over algorithmic bias and discriminatory practices could help challenge these systems. Various attributes like zip code, device type, or browsing history that impact pricing could lead to violation of consumer protection and civil rights protections. Investigations by multiple agencies signal a move towards a stronger stance against such practices.
The Hidden Costs of Surveillance Pricing: What Airlines Don’t Want You to Know
Airlines employ "surveillance pricing," using complex algorithms and extensive data tracking to determine personalized prices for flights. Factors such as browsing history, location, and time of search can covertly influence prices, posing concerns about privacy, fairness, deceptive practices, and legal protections for consumers.
Is Delta’s AI Pricing Legal? A Consumer Rights Attorney’s Analysis
As a leading consumer protection law firm with offices across California, Ohio, Illinois and Pennsylvania, the Law Offices of Todd M. Friedman, P.C. is ...
Understanding the New Ruling on Pen Registers: Protecting Your Privacy Rights in California
At Law Offices of Todd M. Friedman, P.C., we’ve always been at the forefront of advocating for consumer privacy rights, and a recent judicial ...
Twitter’s Verification Controversy: Legal Perspective from Todd Friedman
In the wake of the recent controversy surrounding Twitter’s blue check mark verification system and the Twitter Blue subscription service, renowned attorney Todd Friedman ...
Consumer Rights Advocates Demand Change to Credit Reporting Industry
If you’ve ever thought that the credit reporting and scoring system seems too complicated, you’re not alone. A major consumer rights advocacy non-profit has ...
