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A Northern California judge expressed skepticism regarding the validity of an antitrust lawsuit against luxury retailer Hermes. During an initial case management conference and motion to dismiss, Judge Donato indicated that Hermes can conduct its business as it sees fit and questioned the alleged antitrust injury. The lawsuit accuses Hermes of unlawfully tying the sale of its Birkin handbag to other expensive items, but the judge suggested the plaintiffs should amend their complaint to better demonstrate how competition has been foreclosed. The judge also noted, 'No client says I had an Hermes belt shoved down my throat, but I really wanted a Prada belt.'
Meta's Bid to Dismiss Biometric Privacy Class Action Rejected by Illinois Federal Judge https://t.co/xQoiAZ53Tb | by @NelsonMullins
The legal team bringing a proposed class action accusing Facebook's Meta of training its AI model on copyrighted books of authors including comedian Sarah Silverman is failing to adequately represent its clients, a San Francisco federal judge said at a Friday hearing…
Wow Judge Vince Chhabria had some harsh words for the team litigating one of the first AI copyright cases: "I will not certify a class represented by this legal team,” he said. "There is no way that I would find adequacy of representation." https://t.co/xEBZntNPUv
