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Tasini et al v. AOL, Inc. et al
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March 09, 2012
Prospects Dim For $105M HuffPo Bloggers Pay Suit
A New York federal judge expressed doubt on Friday about OKing a $105 million class action unpaid bloggers brought against the Huffington Post to force it to retroactively pay for their work, saying the bloggers knew the arrangement when they signed on.
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June 28, 2011
HuffPo Seeks Dismissal Of $105M Unpaid Blogger Suit
The Huffington Post on Monday asked a New York court to toss a $105 million proposed class action over its policy of not paying bloggers, arguing the plaintiffs had no valid claim because they agreed to write without compensation.
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April 15, 2011
Clear Blogger Policy Key To Avoiding HuffPo Scenario
A $105 million class action accusing The Huffington Post of failing to pay its bloggers will likely have problems succeeding on its principal theory of unjust enrichment, but it still serves as a reminder to employers to make sure their own bloggers understand their relationship to the company, attorneys say.