At a hearing, San Jose federal Judge Lucy Koh signaled to Cooley's Michael Rhodes that she wouldn't just rubber-stamp the proposed settlement of a privacy lawsuit.
May 24, 2012 at 05:51 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO Attorneys have yet to reveal the terms of Facebook Inc.’s pending settlement of a privacy-related lawsuit over its “Sponsored Stories” feature.
But San Jose federal Judge Lucy Koh has made it clear to attorneys in the case that she would not rubber-stamp any settlement they proposed.
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