Athletic Privacy Issue Attorneys in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Washington DC, and West Virginia
For more than 25 years, Thiele Law has offered services regarding represented individuals whose privacy rights were violated, including in athletic, educational, and institutional settings throughout Pennsylvania, Georgia, Washington DC, and West Virginia , including Western Pennsylvania, including Westmoreland County and surrounding communities.
Athletic privacy cases often involve improper collection, use, or disclosure of personal, medical, or biometric information by schools, athletic organizations, employers, or technology providers. When institutions fail to protect sensitive data or violate state or federal privacy laws, Thiele Law steps in to hold them accountable. Attorney Thiele has successfully litigated cases and worked to recover millions of dollars for clients by aggressively enforcing their rights.
Athletic Privacy Cases We Handle
Thiele Law represents clients in athletic privacy matters involving:
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Improper disclosure of medical or injury records
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Unauthorized sharing of student-athlete information
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Biometric data misuse, including fingerprints or facial recognition
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Privacy violations involving athletic apps or tracking technology
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Retaliation for asserting privacy rights
ADA violations can affect a person’s livelihood, independence, and dignity. We fight to ensure compliance with the law and meaningful results for our clients.
Why Choose Thiele Law
Direct, Hands-On Attorney Representation
25+ Years of Legal Experience
Millions Recovered For Clients
Hundreds of Successfully Litigated Cases
Results-Driven Advocacy
We take on schools, athletic organizations, corporations, and institutions — and we do not back down when privacy rights are violated.
No Fee Unless We Recover Money for You
Contact us today to schedule your case assessment!
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