Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. Infomatics, LLC
ActiveD.N.J. 1:24-cv-04041 (filed as 2:24-cv-04041) · New Jersey Daniel's Law · Filed March 20, 2024
- Statute
New Jersey Daniel's Law (N.J.S.A. 56:8-166.1)
- Plaintiff
Atlas Data Privacy Corp., assignee of ~19,000 covered persons
- Motion to dismiss
Denied - consolidated ruling
- Constitutional appeal
3d Cir. No. 25-1556 · consolidated under lead caption We Inform, LLC (No. 25-1555) · active
A Daniel's Law enforcement action aimed squarely at PrivateReports' operator, part of the wave of 140+ suits Atlas filed against data brokers in 2024 as assignee of roughly 19,000 covered persons - judges, police, and prosecutors whose home addresses and phone numbers the defendants allegedly kept publishing after takedown notices. The district court denied Infomatics's motion to dismiss, rejecting its argument that Daniel's Law doesn't reach its conduct, in a consolidated ruling that also covered The People Searchers, We Inform, and eMerges. The First Amendment question now sits on interlocutory appeal at the Third Circuit, where Infomatics has its own docket - No. 25-1556 - consolidated with roughly forty sibling appeals under the lead caption of batch-sibling We Inform, LLC (No. 25-1555). The Third Circuit heard argument on July 9, 2025 and no decision had issued as of FIRE's case page.
