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.
CCIA Warns Ohio Lawmakers of Risks to Internet Users from New State Budget Provision
June 9, 2023
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association sent a letter to Ohio lawmakers Thursday to express concerns about a section added to the state’s appropriations bill that would...
CCIA Releases New Online Tool Detailing Barriers for Digital Exporters Around the World
June 5, 2023
Washington – In light of a global increase in harmful foreign regulatory proposals that threaten trade relations and the $2.41 trillion U.S. digital economy, the Computer & Communications Indust...
California House Passes Link Tax On News Stories
June 1, 2023
Sacramento, Calif. – The California Assembly passed a bill today that would tax links based on internet search inquiries and social media connected to news stories. California’s AB 886, the “Cal...