Internet/Technology Lawsuits
Internet and Technology laws are a fast-growing area for policy makers, lawyers, business owners, and individual consumers. As technology changes at a rapid pace, consumer rights and business e-commerce rights may be challenged in new and unusual ways.
Cyber laws and related amendments can protect consumers and enforce regulations regarding privacy acts, internet crime, internet fraud, internet business practices, online gambling, freedom of expression, and more. One common act is the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 (Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act). This act was put in place to prevent consumers from receiving inappropriate and unsolicited emails.
Lawyers and law firms specializing in Internet and Technology laws can help with your questions and complaints.
INTERNET/TECHNOLOGY ARTICLES AND INTERVIEWS Clearwire Internet Lawsuit Seeks Class Action Status
Washington, DC: Service is important to people, especially in such a challenging economy. However, while 'service' represents a responsibility that most people both understand and value, ' Clearwire service' appears to be something else again. Clearwire Internet, according to many disgruntled customers leaves much to be desired, and the addition of Clearwire early termination fees have left many with little choice but to pursue legal action. [ Read More ]
Customer Blamed for Clearwire Billing
Corpus Christie, TX: David F. signed his Clearwire Internet service contract in May or June of 2008. He says that the service was terrible, resulting in his decision to cancel the Clearwire service. Even though he agreed to pay the Clearwire early termination fees, David discovered he was still charged for 2 extra months after he canceled the service. Worse, he says the company blamed him for the extra charges. [ Read More ]
Clearwire Far From Clear…
Las Vegas, NV: Writers love the oxymoron, so you'll need to forgive the repetition when so many headlines scream that Clearwire Internet is 'cloudy.' But that's the case for thousands of Clearwire service customers who not only have experienced problems with their service; there's been this little matter of Clearwire early termination fees. [ Read More ]
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JUN-22-09: In an unprecedented ruling, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit announced that publishing giant Simon & Schuster could be on the hook for as much as $90 million for sending unwanted text messages to tens of thousands of people. The unanimous decision, which was announced on Friday, held that text messages were under the purview of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which makes it unlawful to make automated calls to cellular telephones.
[PR NEWSWIRE: SIMON & SCHUSTER SPAM CLASS ACTION REINSTATED]
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JUN-16-09: A fraud lawsuit has been filed by the software giant Microsoft - it's first ever lawsuit reportedly - alleging that the defendants drained the ad budgets of rivals on Microsoft's adCenter network by bombarding rival ads with clicks so that their own ads could get higher play in results. Microsoft reportedly ended up paying $1.5 million in ad credits to the victims, as compensation. So, the lawsuit is seeking $750,000 in compensatory damages, and an injunction against the defendants. According to media reports, Microsoft has decided to take a more active role in deterring commercial online fraud. [WASHINGTON POST: MICROSFT FILES FRAUD SUIT]
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MAY-05-09: According to a report on CBS News, the Conficker worm infected medical devices earlier in 2009. However, hospital staff were prevented from making repairs to the equipment because of government regulations.. [CBS NEWS: CONFICKER INFECTS MEDICAL DEVICES]
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APR-01-09: The dreaded Conficker worm did not bring down the Internet on April 1, as many experts feared. The worm takes hold of unprotected PCs running Microsoft's Windows operating systems. It is now believed that the people behind Conficker will use it to send spam or perform other cybercrimes. [AP: CONFICKER WORM CONFUSED]
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JAN-23-09: According to documents unsealed by a federal court this week, settling with customers over claims made by its 2006 Windows Vista Capable marketing campaign cold cost Microsoft $8.5 billion. [PC WORLD: MICROSOFT VISTA]
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NOV-27-08: Lori Drew, the 49 year old mother accused of cyber bullying, was convicted Wednesday on 3 minor counts involving computer use. Originally, she had been charged for humiliating a her neighbor's child, which resulted in the 13 year old girl committing suicide. [AP: CYBER BULLYING CONVICTION]
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