Introducing the Monthly Tech Litigation Roundup!
In collaboration with our partner organization Tech Policy Press, TJLP publishes a monthly roundup highlighting key developments in tech litigation, focused on US state and federal courts, along with occasional coverage of relevant international cases. The resource is meant to help readers stay informed about ongoing cases involving AI, data privacy, tech antitrust, consumer protection, and more. The roundup may also spotlight emerging developments and explore broader trends in tech litigation. Some roundups also offer opportunities for readers to delve deeper into specific cases or tech legal issues through educational webinars, podcasts, and related programming.
TJLP also maintains a regularly updated litigation tracker gathering tech-related cases in US federal, state, and international courts. To help ensure TJLP’s tracker is as complete and up-to-date as possible, readers can use this form to suggest new cases or propose edits. TJLP also welcomes readers to provide additional information and suggestions for future roundups here. Send additional thoughts and suggestions to info@techjusticelaw.org.
January’s Legal Landscape: Tech, Courts, and Policy Changes
The start of the year ushered in not only a new administration but also a White House swimming with tech industry influence. The President’s cozy relationships with Big Tech leaders could complicate federal regulatory efforts just as many agencies and departments had ramped up enforcement and policy changes to address tech’s harmful practices and market power. The political transition may also embolden tech industry groups as they continue to fight against state-level regulations concerning data collection, content moderation, and product design choices, especially through the courts. This month also brought new developments in cases challenging generative AI-powered chatbots, an emerging area of both legal and public concern.
Continue reading January’s Roundup on Tech Policy Press.