Tech & Telecom Law News

Meta’s Attempt to Toss AGs’ Child Harm Suit Faces Doubtful Judge

Meta Platforms Inc. may have to face a wide-ranging lawsuit from dozens states’ attorneys general alleging Facebook and Instagram harm children and violate federal privacy law after a federal judge Friday appeared skeptical about dismissing the dispute.

By Isaiah Poritz

Roku Beats Video-Streaming Patent Allegations in Texas Trial

Roku Inc. defeated accusations its video-streaming products infringe protected technology developed by a Connecticut inventor, according to a Texas federal jury.

Crown Castle Drops Board Expansion; Case to Leave Fast Track

Crown Castle Inc. has agreed to leave its new CEO out of an upcoming director election after ex-CEO Ted Miller argued in court that the board expansion interfered with his bid for seats.

Netflix Falls Most in Two Years on Ending of Subscriber Count

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Facebook, US Defeat User’s Viewpoint-Bias Suit Over Covid Posts

Facebook, Twitter, and the federal government defeated a social media user’s lawsuit alleging they violated his First Amendment rights by removing posts related to Covid-19 and blocking his accounts.

Intel Defeats Investor Appeal Over Missed Moore’s Law Benchmark

A suit by Intel Corp. shareholders over statements about the company’s progress toward achieving a smaller microchip was properly dismissed, the Ninth Circuit affirmed Friday.

Musk Lawyer Spiro Claims He Was ‘Denigrated’ During Deposition

Elon Musk’s lawyer is firing back at the attorney who accused him of trying to sabotage the tech billionaire’s deposition in a Texas defamation case.

NBA 2K Makers Prevail in Lawsuit Over LeBron James’ Tattoos

LeBron James’ tattoo artist lost a federal copyright lawsuit Friday over the appearance of his work in a video game, as a Cleveland jury effectively found the basketball star had the ability to grant permission to use his likeness.

UnitedHealth Group CEO to Testify at House Panel on Cyber Attack

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Judges Mull Defining ‘Moving Target’ AI in Evidence Rules

Federal judges are wrestling with how to define artificial intelligence when dealing with evidence presented in trials, with some raising concerns that too broad a definition could sweep in items as common as receipts and thermometers.