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“Rampant, inexcusable harm”: Meta Faces Lawsuit Exposing Deliberate Profiteering From Scam Advertising
April 21, 2026
Tech Justice Law and Tycko & Zavareei File Class Action Suit on Behalf of Consumer Federation of America and Washington D.C. Consumers Against Meta for Deceiving…
Press Release
Tech Justice Law Launches Groundbreaking Framework to Shape AI & Social Media Platform Accountability in the Courts
May 14, 2026
Tech Justice Law is proud to announce the launch of “Designing Technology Remedies: Lessons for Social Media and Generative AI Chatbot Litigation”, a first-of-its-kind, evidence-based framework…
Press Release
Parents Sue OpenAI After ChatGPT Medical Advice Results in Overdose Death: “My Son Was a Normal Kid.”
May 12, 2026
(San Francisco, CA)— Tech Justice Law, Social Media Victims Law Center and The Tech Accountability & Competition Project, part of Yale Law School’s Media Freedom &…
Commentary
April 2026 Tech Litigation Roundup & Analysis: As Companies Monetize AI, Courts Will Weigh In
May 6, 2026
This Tech Litigation Roundup gathers and briefly analyzes notable lawsuits and court decisions across a variety of tech-and-law issues. Each roundup in 2026 will dive deep…
Commentary
March 2026 Tech Litigation Roundup & Analysis: Platform Design Litigation Yields Historic Verdicts
April 6, 2026
Platform Design Litigation Yields Historic Verdicts Against Meta and Google This Tech Litigation Roundup gathers and briefly analyzes notable lawsuits and court decisions across a variety…
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Press Release
Tech Justice Law’s Statement on Anthropic v. DOW Preliminary Injunction
March 27, 2026
Tech Justice Law supports Judge Rita Lin’s decision to enjoin the Department of Defense from punishing Anthropic with a “supply chain risk” designation for publicly refusing to allow…
Announcement
Announcing the TRAL Tracker (Tech Related Actions and Litigation)
March 27, 2026
Tech Justice Law, in partnership with the Knight-Georgetown Institute and Georgetown’s Center on Privacy and Technology, is proud to launch the Tech Litigation Tracker—also known as…
Press Release
The Jury Has Spoken — Instagram and YouTube are found liable for their design choices
March 26, 2026
Today’s verdict is a seminal moment in the yearslong effort to hold Big Tech accountable for the harms caused by their intentional design choices. A jury…
Commentary
The Problem with AI in War is Much Bigger Than Anthropic’s Fight with the DoD
March 26, 2026
This analysis was researched and authored by Tech Justice Law’s legal fellow, Maddy Batt and originally appeared on Tech Policy Press. On Tuesday, lawyers for Anthropic…
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Announcement
TJL Calls for Closing “Data Broker Loophole” to Address AI Mass Surveillance Capabilities
March 19, 2026
Tech Justice Law was among more than 130 organizations who urged Congressional leaders to ensure that any reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance…
Commentary
February 2026 Tech Litigation Roundup & Analysis: Trials Probe Tech Companies’ Responsibility
March 10, 2026
Trials Probe Tech Companies’ Responsibility for Sexual Assaults and Abuse This Tech Litigation Roundup gathers and briefly analyzes notable lawsuits and court decisions across a variety…