What a demand letter actually is
Statutory damages, no proof of harm required, and why the math works for plaintiff firms.
An automated litigation pipeline is suing tens of thousands of small business websites every year. What it costs. Who's behind it. And the only thing that prevents it.
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Statutory damages, no proof of harm required, and why the math works for plaintiff firms.
3,117 federal lawsuits in 2025. Why New York City is the preferred venue.
A 1967 wiretap statute weaponized for the Meta Pixel era. The closing window before SB 690.
AARP $12.5M, CBN $4M, Limited Run Games $2.7M. The pattern that hits any video page with a pixel.
CalOPPA, CCPA, VCDPA, CPA, TDPSA — the regulatory track. AG enforcement and cure periods.
Day-by-day timeline. $45-75K typical first-offense cost.
The blurry middle. Why the distinction is irrelevant to the receiving business.
No proof of harm required. No targeting required. The defense has to be technical, not legal.
Every statute and case citation, with primary-source URLs.
Vitki Data builds an automated scanner that runs the same kinds of checks plaintiff firms use to build demand letters — but delivers the report to the business owner instead. While building it, we had to learn how the whole pipeline works. The numbers are uglier than most owners realize. This briefing is what we wish someone had handed us first.
It is informational, not legal advice. Every statute and case citation has a primary-source URL on the final page.
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Run scan →Disclaimer. The briefing is informational and is not legal advice. Statutes, case citations, and lawsuit counts are accurate as of publication and may change. For questions about your specific legal exposure, consult counsel licensed in the relevant jurisdiction. Vitki Data is not a law firm and does not provide legal services.