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Facebook Defeats User’s TOS Breach Claim–Lloyd v. Facebook

Eric Goldman

Lloyd sued Facebok for a variety of claims (I initially described the suit as “a standard kitchen-sink pro se lawsuit against Facebook”). Neither the statutory language nor the case law suggests that applicability of 230(c)(1) turns on the type of third-party speech involved. Case Citation : Lloyd v.

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Justia Legal Resources: What Was New in 2023

Justia Legal Marketing & Technology blog

Supreme Court History Resources Nobody has played a more vital role in shaping American law than the 116 Justices who have served on the U.S. The law on generative AI remains unsettled, with several lawsuits pending. As the year draws to a close, our team is already planning projects for 2024.

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Does IP Law Protect Influencers’ Aesthetics?–Gifford v. Sheil (Guest Blog Post)

Eric Goldman

Roberts Its become known as the sad beige lawsuit or the case that asks the question can you ever really own an aesthetic ? by guest blogger Alexandra J. Sydney Nicole LLC v. Alyssa Sheil LLC , 1:24-cv-00423-RP (W.D.

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Legal Innovation and AI: Risks and Opportunities

Clio

Generative AI is used to analyze large amounts of legal data and case law. Ethical implications of AI and machine learning in legal practice Lawsuits and legal decisions have life-altering consequences for clients. It can identify relevant precedents and arguments faster than traditional methods.

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Ninth Circuit Tells Trademark Owners to Stop Suing Over Competitive Keyword Ads–Lerner & Rowe v. Brown Engstrand

Eric Goldman

The court is telling trademark owners, as plain as it can, to stop bringing competitive keyword advertising lawsuits. The only qualification was the panel’s indication that summary judgment should be rare in trademark cases. Google was a major player in this lawsuit by proxy. Case Citation : Lerner & Rowe, PC v.

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Section 230 Applies to Tweeted Links to Defamatory Content–Coomer v. Donald J. Trump for President

Eric Goldman

This post focuses only on one corner of the lawsuit. ” That interpretation of Section 230 is obviously wrong, and the appeals court simply replies that “case law from other jurisdictions is uniformly to the contrary.” Case Citation : Coomer v. 2024 WL 1560462 (Colo. Rosenthal , and Zeran v.

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Section 230 Immunizes OnlyFans for User-Uploaded Video–Doe v. Fenix

Eric Goldman

The court responds: “Pointing to persuasive case law, Fenix contends that Plaintiff’s allegations far well short of what is needed to overcome CDA immunity. Thus, this lawsuit implicates Section 230’s extraterritorial application, but the court didn’t address this issue. Case Citation : Doe v.

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