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U.S. Supreme Court Appears Skeptical of Consumer Privacy Lawsuit
Justices questioned whether a 1988 law can reach streaming services, as lawyers warned the case could expose Paramount to $250 million in damages.
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U.S. Supreme Court appears skeptical of consumer privacy lawsuit
(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical Wednesday during arguments over whether video consumers are protected from having data shared between online companies.
Supreme Court Probes Legal Standing In Digital Privacy Dispute Involving Paramount
During oral arguments on Wednesday in Salazar v. Paramount Global, Supreme Court justices pressed defense counsel on whether the plaintiff has legal standing to bring the privacy lawsuit before the court. Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett asked respondent attorney Paul D. Clement directly whether Paramount concedes that plaintiff Michael Salazar has Article III standing to […] Supreme Court Probes Legal Standing In Digital Privacy Dispute Invo…
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