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Amazon Must Defend “Yelp Law” Claim–Ramos v. Amazon

Eric Goldman

25, 2024) The post Amazon Must Defend “Yelp Law” Claim–Ramos v. Amazon appeared first on Technology & Marketing Law Blog. Amazon’s TOS would have benefited from a critical reread to think of how plaintiffs’ lawyers could minsterpret the contract to claim 1670.8 ” Case Citation : Ramos v.

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The Top Reasons Why Personal Injury Claims Fail in Court

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In order to win a personal injury case, the plaintiff must provide sufficient evidence to prove that the defendant was negligent or intentionally caused the injury. If there is not enough evidence to prove the defendant’s liability, the case is unlikely to succeed. Personal injury claims can be complex and difficult to win.

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AWS Can’t Shake BIPA Lawsuit for Providing Services to NBA 2K–Mayhall v. Amazon

Eric Goldman

Plaintiff further alleges that Defendants knew they were collecting biometric data from Illinois citizens, including children, in violation of Illinois state law.” ” The plaintiffs claim that AWS “possesses” the biometric data but does not comply with the necessary steps under BIPA. .”

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Ripoff Report Gets a Pricey Lesson on Section 230–Selker v. Xcentric

Eric Goldman

Section 230 Ripoff Report claimed that removal was justified because Section 230 completely preempted the state law claims. As such, there was no objectively reasonable basis for Defendant’s to remove the case based on complete preemption by the CDA. Cites to Zeran v. AOL (the district court opinion!)

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X Corp. v. Bright Data is the Decision We’ve Been Waiting For (Guest Blog Post)

Eric Goldman

When Meta sued Bright Data for breaching Facebook’s and Instagram’s ToS, the defendant successfully argued that since the scraping occurred without logging into its platforms’ accounts, it did not constitute “use” of the platform and thus did not breach the ToS. 301(a) , which preempts state laws “equivalent” to copyright.

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Justia Legal Resources: Products Liability Law Center

Justia Legal Marketing & Technology blog

Negligence involves showing that the manufacturer or other defendant failed to use appropriate care. A plaintiff may raise both theories if state law and the facts of the case permit. Sometimes punitive damages also may be available if the defendant engaged in egregious misconduct. Why Might the FDA Recall a Drug?

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Statement on the Supreme Court’s Ruling in Moody v. NetChoice

Eric Goldman

Unfortunately, the Supreme Court’s delay in definitively resolving this case will leave a vacuum for reviewing many other pending and imminent constitutional challenges to state laws. I will have a more complete analysis of the cases soon. The post Statement on the Supreme Court’s Ruling in Moody v.

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