In the first edition of our blog series expanding on Carrie Goldberg’s congressional testimony, we explore the birth of Section 230 and find out how we got here. In 1995,…
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Carrie Goldberg, founder of C. A. Goldberg, PLLC will testify before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce at a hearing entitled “Holding Big Tech Accountable: Targeted…
This week a federal appeals court in the Ninth Circuit ruled that Snapchat can't use Section 230 to wiggle out of a lawsuit bought by parents who say Snap's "Speed...
Join us Wednesday, March 24th at 6pm EST to celebrate Women's History Month! DV LEAP #WomensHistoryMonth series features Carrie Goldberg, founder of C.A. Goldberg, PLLC and author of Nobody’s Victim,...
Earlier this month, the New York Governor announced a package designed to “combat Domestic Violence and Gender-Based Violence” as part of the 2021 State of the State directive. This couldn’t come soon enough. As a law...
Justice Clarence Thomas acknowledged our case against Grindr in a major statement this week, citing our theory that tech companies should not be immune from product liability and that CDA §230...
In August, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai asked the public for its thoughts on an executive order initiated by Trump. Trump’s executive order aimed to target the legal shield that internet...
(Updated August 7, 2019) Matthew Herrick v Grindr LLC Our client, Matthew Herrick, was stalked and harassed by his ex-boyfriend through the Grindr app. The ex-boyfriend had created impersonating profiles…
Annie Seifullah was a brainy and dedicated principal working in Queens when her ex-boyfriend attacked her reputation and sexual privacy on a devastatingly public scale. Instead of standing by her…
The New York City Council passed legislation that criminalized offenders of non-consensual pornography. The “unlawful disclosure of an intimate image is punishable by up to 1 year in jail or…