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NetChoice & CCIA v. Paxton
Litigation to Protect Online Speech
CCIA and NetChoice stopped the Texas and Florida “must-carry” statutes from becoming effective and are taking these challenges to the U.S. Supreme Court, whi...
Introducing a Series on Venue Shopping and the Eastern District of Texas
January 14, 2010
One of the problems that could be addressed by patent reform legislation is venue shopping. In a series of posts we’ll look at a popular litigation destination and why lawyers are taking up residenc...
Texas Judge Blocks Unconstitutional Texas Social Media Law
December 1, 2021
Washington -- A Texas judge has issued an order to block a Texas social media law from taking effect December 2nd until a broader hearing on the legality of the bill. The Computer & Communications...
CCIA Welcomes Support From Diverse Group of 38 Organizations and Experts in Continued Effort to Halt Unconstitutional Texas Social Media Law
May 18, 2022
Washington – Just five days after the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) and NetChoice filed an emergency brief asking the Supreme Court to act immediately against an unconstitu...
Supreme Court Issues Ruling in CCIA, NetChoice Challenge to Florida, Texas Social Media Laws
July 1, 2024
Washington – The Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that the First Amendment prohibits Florida and Texas from dictating what social media applications and websites may display. In CCIA’s joint challeng...
Appeals Court In Texas Social Media Case Says Statute May Go Into Effect
September 16, 2022
Washington – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has issued an opinion that would allow Texas’ ‘Fairness Doctrine for the Internet’ statute, HB 20, to take effect. It issued an ord...
Supreme Court Pauses Texas Social Media Law Ahead Of Lower Court Reviewing Constitutional Concerns
May 31, 2022
Washington – The Supreme Court has issued an emergency ruling temporarily blocking HB 20, the Texas social media law, from being enforced while a lower court resolves a preliminary First Amendment c...
Series on Venue Shopping and the Eastern District of Texas Part 2
January 15, 2010
The Big Question: Why are so many patent cases brought to Marshall?There are three probable explanations for why cases are taken to Marshall so often: plaintiff-friendly juries, the “rocket docket�...
CCIA, NetChoice File Lawsuit Against Unconstitutional Texas Social Media Law
September 22, 2021
Washington -- The Computer & Communications Industry Association has co-filed a lawsuit with NetChoice against an unconstitutional law in Texas that would discourage any companies that allow user-...
Beating the odds in Eastern Texas
February 1, 2010
We have discussed the Eastern District of Texas’s reputation as a haven for patent trolls. Patent holders suing for infringement check in at a 78 percent success rate in the Eastern District of ...
Series on Venue Shopping and the Eastern District of Texas Part 3
February 1, 2010
Plaintiff-hungry lawyers Gobble Up Eastern District of Texas Patent CasesAs we’ve talked about, there are a few significant reasons why cases are so often taken to Marshall, such as plaintiff-friend...
CCIA Files Brief As Texas Appeals Decision That Blocked Enforcement Of Its Unconstitutional Content Moderation Law
April 1, 2022
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) and NetChoice have filed a brief Friday before the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in a case involving a social medi...