“It is extremely foreseeable that minors and young adults would use the Speed Filter to record themselves driving at excessive speeds, and even more so if there are potential reward ‘trophies’ for so doing,” District Court Judge Michael Fitzgerald of the Central District of California said. Fitzgerald denied Snap's motion to dismiss a California lawsuit running parallel to one in Georgia.
April 13, 2022 at 11:13 AM
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Two lawsuits on opposite sides of the United States—each alleging flaws in Snapchat’s Speed Filter—appear to be headed to the same place: in front of a jury.
Appellate courts in both Georgia and California have now rejected Snap Inc.’s defense of immunity under the Communications Decency Act. As a result, judges are taking a different view of lawsuits alleging the company made a dangerous product.
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