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Court will not allow TikTok creator to identify anonymous Redditor
June 29, 2026 - Plaintiff, a TikTok creator with roughly one million followers, makes his living livestreaming on the platform. After an anonymous Reddit user posted a 27-second clip . . .
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Ohio children’s social media law upheld on appeal
June 24, 2026 - Plaintiff NetChoice, a trade association whose members operate many of the largest social media platforms, sued defendant Yost in his capacity as Ohio's Attorney General. . . .
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OnlyFans “chatter” fraud case survives in part
June 3, 2026 - Plaintiffs were OnlyFans subscribers who paid to communicate directly with content creators on the platform. They sued OnlyFans operator Fenix International and a collection of . . .
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Microsoft secures court order disrupting malware code-signing operation
May 26, 2026 - Relief included order directing domain name registrar to bar access to offending domain name. Microsoft sued four John Doe defendants, alleging they ran a sophisticated . . .
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Can influencer executives claim company trademarks as their own?
May 18, 2026 - Virogex sued ResolvX and ResolvX's founder Leonidov for trademark infringement and false advertising following a bitter split between Virogex and Leonidov, who had served as . . .
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Negotiating technology and AI agreements: “We have all been here before”
May 14, 2026 - When it comes to AI issues in technology contracts, both vendors and customers are tending to over-negotiate because the frameworks for understanding and allocating risk . . .
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Court dismisses First Amendment suit over city supervisor’s X account and account suspension
May 13, 2026 - A federal court in California dismissed a pro se attorney's Section 1983 lawsuit against the City and County of San Francisco, a San Francisco supervisor, . . .
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Ninth Circuit shuts down Section 230 argument that would have provided an end-run around immunity
April 29, 2026 - Two members of the Rohingya community, a persecuted ethnic minority in Myanmar, sued Meta in California federal court, alleging that Facebook's algorithmic design amplified anti-Rohingya . . .
