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

May 23, 2018 -

Ninth Circuit upholds decision in favor of Twitter in terrorism case

January 31, 2018 - Tamara Fields and Heather Creach, representing the estates of their late husbands and joined by Creach’s two minor children, sued Twitter, Inc. Plaintiffs alleged that . . .

Pastor’s First Amendment rights affected parole conditions barring social media use

December 15, 2017 - Plaintiff - a Baptist minister on parole in California - sued several parole officials, arguing that conditions placed on his parole violated plaintiff’s First Amendment . . .

Ownership of domain names and social media accounts a key issue in case

January 20, 2017 - Plaintiff sued defendant for unauthorized use of domain names and social media accounts. Plaintiff asked the court to declare its rights to these digital assets . . .

Twitter avoids liability in terrorism lawsuit

August 12, 2016 - Update 1/31/2018: The Ninth Circuit upheld the court's decision discussed below. The families of two U.S. contractors killed in Jordan sued Twitter, accusing the platform . . .

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January 28, 2015 -

Court orders Twitter to identify anonymous users

January 9, 2015 -

Court allows class action plaintiffs to set up social media accounts to draw in other plaintiffs

November 17, 2014 -

When is it okay to use social media to make fun of people?

July 22, 2014 -

Tweet served as evidence of initial interest confusion in trade dress case

June 16, 2014 -