Legal Attacks

A District Court Judge rejected a motion to dismiss filed by Visa, finding that the plaintiff has pled sufficient facts to survive the motion.

U.K. lawyer, activist and cultural commentator Charlotte Proudman penned an opinion piece for The Independent newspaper today, urging fellow radical feminists to disavow transphobia and instead renew the campaign against “pornography,” following the lead of SWERF icons Catharine MacKinnon and Andrea…

The newly-created Copyright Claims Board, a “small claims court” for copyright disputes under $30,000 that has been denounced by digital rights advocates as a “disastrous” innovation, has officially begun accepting cases for review.

In the wake of what organizers call "constant attacks by some individuals," the 2022 LALExpo is moving location from Cartagena to northern seaport town Barranquilla.

In 5-4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated an injunction that temporarily blocks enforcement of a controversial new law in Texas.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit found that most of Florida’s new social media law likely violates the First Amendment.

The decision was an unexpected victory for conservative tech critics who want to force social media companies to carry most content.

Personal injury powerhouse, Diamond and Diamond, has filed a class-action lawsuit against MindGeek, the parent company of pornography website PornHub. The suit is led by Plaintiff Christine Wing, an Ontario resident, who claims that the website failed to properly screen sexual content uploaded to th…

In a unique initiative aimed at preventing sexual assault against minors, the Valsad police have launced ‘digital combing’ drive to trace people shari

The U.S. government can continue enforcing a law designed to curb online sales of unlawful acts with sex trafficking victims after a federal court in Washington found that it’s neither overly broad nor unduly vague.