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Section 230 Protects Services That Permit Anonymous Third-Party Posts–Bride v. Snap

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Third, this lawsuit overlaps the broader censorial efforts to impose liability for social media addiction, including an MDL on that topic in the Northern District of California. ” The defendants successfully defend on Section 230 grounds. That’s unconstitutional, and it’s not the proper role of the judicial system.

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Peloton Can’t Bind All Family Members To Its Arbitration Provision–SS v. Peloton

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The dad, mom, and child sued Peloton for negligence and misrepresentation. The court discusses another topic I don’t often see discussed. The treadmill has caused numerous personal injuries, and Peloton has recalled it. In this case, a 3 year old boy suffered personal injuries due to a Tread+ his dad bought.

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Cal. appeals court affirms use of statistical sampling to calculate # of FAL/UCL violations in AG action

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I’m omitting infuriating and tragic details of the misrepresentations, but to get the flavor, one woman testified that she withdrew from a degree program at a different school that would have led to teacher licensure because she was told Ashford’s program was equivalent to the one she was attending.