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Daily Report Online

Man Sues Meta, Claiming It Tracked Drivers' Info Via SC's DMV Website

This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
1 minute read

The Recorder

With 'Renewed Focus' in Silicon Valley, Hogan Lovells Hires Paul Hastings Private Equity Partner

Todd Schwartz brings a new private equity capability to Hogan Lovells in Silicon Valley, as well as a restructuring practice that aligns with the firm's broader California team.
4 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Swipe Left: Tinder Class Action Alleges Scammers Use Members' Photos

Unknown parties continue to use the plaintiff's photos to connect with Tinder users under the false impression that they are her, according to the complaint.
5 minute read

Corporate Counsel

What the 5th Circuit's Content-Moderation Ruling Means for Social Media

If upheld, the Fifth Circuit ruling would give social media companies more discretion in content moderation. But not all agree on whether it will make social media legal departments' lives any easier.
5 minute read

Corporate Counsel

Marketers Mostly Pleased With FTC Plan to Clean Up High-Stakes World of Online Reviews

The National Federation of Independent Businesses is supportive but asks the agency to "tread lightly."
6 minute read

The Recorder

'CAADCA Likely Violates the First Amendment': Judge Grants NetChoice Injunction Against California's Website Age Requirements Law

"The Court finds that although the stated purpose of the Act—protecting children when they are online—clearly is important, NetChoice has shown that it is likely to succeed on the merits of its argument that the provisions of the CAADCA intended to achieve that purpose do not pass constitutional muster," U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman wrote in an order granting NetChoice's motion for a preliminary injunction.
6 minute read

Daily Report Online

'I Wonder If I'll Get in Trouble': New Settlement After Lawyer's Social Media Posts Wipe Out $1.5M Verdict

"I wonder if I'll get in trouble for talking about a gag order," plaintiff attorney Mike Rafi says in a social media post. "A gag order is an option for a judge to prevent lawyers from saying anything about an ongoing case. On its face, it's a violation of your First Amendment rights and Freedom of Speech."
5 minute read

Legaltech News

Like or Follow? 3 Recent Lessons for Lawyers on Social Media Dos and Don'ts

Legaltech News looked at some recent decisions, orders and trends that can help legal professionals better understand what exactly constitutes appropriate use of social media.
1 minute read

The Recorder

Read the Complaint: Musk's X Sues California Over Content Moderation Law

The lawsuit claims California's AB 587 violates the constitution and Section 230 by forcing the social media company "to engage in speech against their will."
2 minute read

Daily Report Online

Ga. Constituents Notch Another Win in Facebook Free-Speech Battle

"The net effect of these cases is that we are hoping that government officials are increasingly aware and changing their behavior, recognizing that, if they use their social media for governmental purposes, talking about their governmental business, then they cannot silence or block constituents or citizens just because they don't like what they have to say," plaintiff attorney Gerry Weber said.
3 minute read

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