SAN FRANCISCO—Bay Area IP boutique Durie Tangri scored a win this week in a suit that delved into largely untested areas of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and shut down—for now, at least—a major class action weapon facing tech companies that handle protected content.
On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Cynthia Bashant of the Southern District of California tossed out a proposed class action against CoreLogic Inc. that alleged the company violated the DMCA by stripping out certain kinds of metadata from photos of real estate properties.
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