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Attorneys are investigating whether Expedia used tracking technologies on its website to share customers' personal information and travel searches with advertising and analytics companies — without proper disclosure or consent. If you searched for or booked travel on Expedia, you may be entitled to compensation.

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Where you searched and what you booked is personal. Privacy laws say it isn't theirs to share without your consent.

Travel websites routinely embed third-party tracking tools — pixels, cookies, and session-recording scripts — that can capture what visitors do on the page and transmit it to outside companies as it happens. On a travel site, that information can be unusually revealing: the destinations you search, your travel dates, who you are traveling with, and the flights, hotels, and rental cars you book, often tied to your name, email address, or device.

Attorneys are investigating whether Expedia disclosed this kind of information to advertising and analytics companies without adequate notice or consent. Several states' wiretapping and consumer privacy laws prohibit intercepting or sharing communications without consent and provide statutory damages for each violation — meaning you may be entitled to compensation even if you did not suffer a direct financial loss.

Bursor & Fisher P.A. is a nationwide leader in complex, high-stakes consumer privacy litigation. If you used Expedia to search for or book travel, we can evaluate your claim at no cost and with no obligation.

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