Overview
Radaris lawsuits (Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. We Inform LLC) are a people-search/data-broker enforcement campaign under New Jersey’s Daniel’s Law. Atlas sued Radaris in February 2024 on claims assigned by about 21,760 New Jersey covered persons (officials, judges, law enforcement and their families) whose personal information remained listed by people-search sites despite removal requests (per court records and KrebsOnSecurity). On August 27, 2026 the Superior Court of New Jersey (Middlesex County) entered a final default judgment against Radaris.com, Rehold.com and Trustoria.com and ordered the transfer of radaris.com and 13 other Radaris-family domains to Atlas; the transfer was reported by KrebsOnSecurity on September 16, 2026. A motion to vacate the judgment is pending, and the underlying appeal (Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. We Inform, LLC, No. 25-1555, 3d Cir.) raises free-speech and forfeiture questions (per FIRE and EPIC case pages). The case is active; we track public records only.
Status of the science / claims: Statutory, not scientific: the claims turn on New Jersey Daniel’s Law removal obligations and record-keeping, not on causation (per the statute and court filings).
Key people
Companies involved
Settlement amounts
No settlement is on the public record. The August 27, 2026 default judgment ordered domain transfers, not monetary payouts to the public (per court records and KrebsOnSecurity); no amount is available or can be promised.
Key dates
- September 1, 202614 Radaris-family domains ordered transferred to Atlas; ~21,760 covered persons’ assigned claims; motion to vacate and appeal pending (per KrebsOnSecurity, Sep 16 2026)
- August 27, 2026Final default judgment against Radaris.com, Rehold.com and Trustoria.com; Radaris flagship domain transferred (per court records and KrebsOnSecurity)
- February 1, 2024Atlas Data Privacy Corp sues Radaris under Daniel’s Law (per court records and KrebsOnSecurity)
- January 1, 2020Daniel’s Law (N.J.) enacted — right of covered public officials and their families to demand removal from people-search and data-broker services (per statute)
Updates
- Updated Sep 16, 2026New case (Sep 2026): Atlas Data Privacy Corp v. We Inform (Radaris) under NJ Daniel’s Law — final default judgment Aug 27, 2026; 14 domains transferred to Atlas; appeal No. 25-1555 (3d Cir.) pending (per KrebsOnSecurity).
Notable filings
No notable filings recorded yet. Docket entries are added from public court records as they appear.
FAQ
What is the Radaris / Daniel’s Law lawsuit?
Atlas Data Privacy Corp. sued the Radaris people-search network under New Jersey Daniel’s Law, which lets covered officials and their families demand removal from data broker services. On August 27, 2026 the Superior Court of New Jersey (Middlesex County) entered a final default judgment and ordered radaris.com and 13 other domains transferred to Atlas (per KrebsOnSecurity, Sep 16 2026).
Who is covered by Daniel’s Law?
New Jersey law enforcement officials, judges, government personnel and their families can demand removal of their personal information from commercial data brokers and people-search services (per the statute).
Is there an appeal?
Yes. A motion to vacate the judgment is pending, and Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. We Inform, LLC, No. 25-1555 (3d Cir.) raises free-speech and forfeiture issues (per FIRE and EPIC case pages, 2026).
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