|Steven Garfinkle, Esq.
When Digital Content Becomes Criminal: What You Need to Know
Understand NJ laws on prohibited digital content including AI-generated imagery, potential penalties.
Technology & Cyber Law
8 articles from Simon Law Group
Technology and cyber law reach data privacy, computer crimes, online harassment, and the evolving rules that govern digital evidence and electronic transactions in New Jersey and under federal law. These articles explain how statutes such as New Jersey's computer-crime and identity-theft provisions apply, and how technology issues surface in civil and criminal matters. They are general information about this fast-changing area, not advice for a specific situation.
|Steven Garfinkle, Esq.
Defending Innocent Clients Against Cyber-Crime Fund Accusations
Simon Law Group defends clients facing civil or criminal accusations tied to allegedly tainted digital assets.
|Steven Garfinkle, Esq.
Recovering Stolen Cryptocurrency: Legal Strategies That Work
Cryptocurrency theft matters require fast preservation, careful reporting, and realistic expectations.
|Steven Garfinkle, Esq.
White Hat Hackers and Unpaid Bounties: What Are Your Legal Rights?
Legal options for security researchers and companies in bug-bounty and disclosure disputes: authorization, CFAA risk, contract terms.
|Steven Garfinkle, Esq.
Defending Crypto Holders in Civil Litigation
Civil digital-asset disputes turn on ownership, tracing, knowledge, and procedure. How New Jersey legal counsel approaches these cases.
|Laura Simon
Big brother is at it again...This time Samsung
Samsung Smart TVs have been transmitting household conversations to third parties.
|Laura Simon
Online Postings Considered Defamation?
A NJ court ruling clarifies when online postings are defamation and how minor edits affect the statute of limitations for defamation claims.
|Laura Simon
Employment Issues: Be Careful What you Post on Facebook
Social media posts can be used as evidence in lawsuits. How Facebook and online activity can affect divorce, custody, and personal injury cases.
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