Bursor & Fisher P.A.
Data privacy litigation

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Allbirds allegedly used third-party tracking technologies to collect and share customers' personal browsing history and purchase data with outside advertisers — without obtaining proper consent. If you purchased from Allbirds, you may be entitled to compensation.

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About this case

Allbirds built a brand on transparency — but allegedly shared your data without telling you.

Allbirds markets itself as a values-driven brand committed to sustainability and consumer trust. Yet allegations indicate the company embedded third-party tracking technologies — including pixels and cookies from major advertising platforms — on its website and app, transmitting customers' personal purchase history and browsing behavior to outside parties without adequate disclosure or consent.

The data allegedly shared includes specific products viewed and purchased, device identifiers, and behavioral patterns that many customers would reasonably expect to remain private. Federal and state privacy laws impose strict requirements on how consumer data may be collected, used, and shared. Violations can give rise to statutory damages — meaning you may be entitled to compensation even without a direct financial loss.

Bursor & Fisher P.A. is a nationwide leader in consumer privacy litigation. If you purchased from Allbirds, we can review your claim at no cost and no obligation.

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