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Lessons Learned from 2024 and the Year Ahead in AI Litigation

Debevoise Data Blog

Despite the busy 2024 litigation year against companies offering AI platforms in 2024, significant intellectual property questions remain unanswered as the calendar turns to 2025. one (atypical) case filed in 2024, Raw Story Media, Inc. More corporate plaintiffs filed complaints in 2024 than ever before. OpenAI Inc. ,

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Allegations of a Bribe-Driven Facebook-OnlyFans Conspiracy Unsurprisingly Fall Apart in Court–Dangaard v. Instagram

Eric Goldman

This case got assigned to Judge Alsup’s courtroom. I previously summarized Judge Alsup’s modus operandi about motions to dismiss: Judge Alsup gives the benefit of the doubt to plaintiffs on motions to dismiss, only to hammer them on summary judgment if their evidence doesn’t hold up to scrutiny.

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

Eric Goldman

But the plaintiffs found a judge who gave them enough benefit of the doubt to survive a motion to dismiss. The court conclusorily responds: “the First Amendment rights of Amazon are not implicated by a law that prohibits a commercial entity from contractually limiting the speech of its customers in third-party sites.”

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Privacy Law: Status of Legal Practice Area in 2025

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The history of privacy law The roots of privacy law in the U.S. It was in 1917 that a judge ruled there were protections for the contents of sealed mail. In 1974, a pair of laws protected student academic records and put guardrails on the federal governments collection and use of personal information. Note the dates.

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TikTok ban goes to the court: 5 essential reads on the case and its consequences

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16, 2024, in a bid to overturn a law that would force the video app to divorce from its China-based parent company or be banned in the U.S. During the appearance before a panel of judges at the U.S. TikTok headed to court on Sept.

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Think You Understand Online Trespass to Chattels Law? Think Again–In re Meta Healthcare Pixels

Eric Goldman

” We might expect the judge to push on these vague and conclusory allegations and demand specifics. Instead, the judge accepts these allegations as good enough to survive the motion to dismiss. judge (Judge Orrick) goes out of their way to find a possible trespass to chattels. Exactly what did Facebook do?

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Section 230 Doesn’t Preempt Utah’s Minor Protection in Social Media Act–NetChoice v. Reyes

Eric Goldman

NetChoice challenged the law in court primarily based on the First Amendment, but NetChoice also claimed that Section 230 preempts the latter three functions. This ruling has no bearing on the constitutional challenge (though it may show that the judge is struggling with the content/conduct distinction). Reyes , 2024 WL 3510919 (D.

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