U.S. Supreme Court Appeal Filed in U.S. v. Keith Gartenlaub.

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Updates title image

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) Updates – March 23, 2022

Tor Ekeland March 24, 2022

Computer Fraud and Abuse (CFAA) updates and Analysis – March 23, 2022. Court denies Motion to Dismiss in United States v. Thompson. Why this matters for Computer Law?

Breaking: The Douglass Mackey Motion for a Bill of Particulars

TorEkelandLawPLLC January 11, 2022

Donate to Douglass Mackey’s Legal Defense Fund here: https://givesendgo.com/douglassmackey This case is a direct threat to free speech on the Internet. No matter what your

2021 CFAA Year in Review

Tor Ekeland January 1, 2022

In 2021 the United States Supreme Court finally considered what constitutes unauthorized access under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. It put a bullet in

The Cybersecurity 202: A fight in Missouri shows the damage of overbroad hacking laws

TorEkelandLawPLLC October 25, 2021

Tor was interviewed by the Washington Post as part of their Cybersecurity 202 column. “The governor’s office is trying to divert attention from the fact

New York Times – ‘Enemies of the State’ Review: Seeking Proof Shrouded in Shadows

TorEkelandLawPLLC July 29, 2021

We are quoted in the NY Times regarding someone we represented, Matt DeHart. Read the article here.

Blackstone 8: Sexism & the Common Law

Tor Ekeland February 15, 2021

It’s common to criticize Blackstone for embracing the Common Law’s sexism. But a passage I read the other day made me critical of this attitude

Return to Blog Archives>>