Sony’s EULA did not protect it from liability under CFAA and for trespass to chattel

Twitter account hacked, chaos ensued, but no legal claims stuck

Plaintiff owned a Twitter account and operated a related blog. Plaintiff used the Twitter account to drive traffic and revenue to the blog, conduct business . . .

Police not required to publicly disclose how they monitor social media accounts in investigations

Seventh Circuit sides with Backpage in free speech suit against sheriff

Washington Supreme Court keeps victims’ lawsuit against Backpage.com moving forward

Plaintiffs - three minor girls - alleged that they were subjected to multiple instances of rape by adults who contacted them through advertisements posted on . . .

Facebook hacking victim’s CFAA and SCA claims not barred by statutes of limitation

Facebook wins against alleged advertising fraudster

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act claim dismissed where plaintiff failed to adequately plead loss or damage

No privacy interest in photo metadata

Using new employer’s credentials to copy former employer’s technology did not violate Computer Fraud and Abuse Act