Washington – Dozens of business associations and legal reform advocates including the Computer & Communications Industry Association joined a U.S. Chamber of Commerce led letter supporting a Federal Rules of Civil Procedure amendment to require disclosure of litigation funded by third parties. The letter notes the exponential growth of third party litigants that exercise control over the litigation they sponsor, the current patchwork of disclosure requirements and how this type of third party litigation appears to be manipulating the judicial system. A GAO report found third party litigation funding more than doubled between 2017-2021.
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October 16, 2026
CCIA UK Responds to CMA Investigation of Microsoft’s Business Software Ecosystem
London – The UK Competition and Markets Authority today announced the next stage in its Strategic Market Status (SMS) investigation regarding Microsoft's business software ecosystem. This includes a...
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October 14, 2026
Appeals Court Finds Florida’s Law Restricting Social Media Can Be Enforced
Washington – The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Florida’s HB3, restricting access to social media for teens, can be enforced ahead of the First Amendment issues being fully heard...
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October 14, 2026
Tech Industry Response as Supreme Court Hears Case Involving Privacy, Video Content
Washington – The Supreme Court heard arguments today on whether a decades-old law protecting privacy of video cassette rentals should be applied to online multimedia content and advertising. The Vid...
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October 13, 2026
CCIA Files Amicus Brief Asking Supreme Court to Take Up the Apple v. ITC Patent Case
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association and several partner trade organizations filed an amicus brief, asking the Supreme Court to intervene in a patent case that could s...