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Fraley et al v. Facebook, Inc.
Case Number:
5:11-cv-01726
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July 11, 2012
Judge Bows Out Of Facebook Ad Suit Day Before Hearing
The California federal judge overseeing the class action alleging Facebook Inc. uses people's pictures in ads without their permission recused herself Wednesday, just a day before a scheduled hearing to discuss the social network's plan to pay $20 million to exit the suit.
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June 21, 2012
Facebook Deal Over 'Like' Ads Nets Attorneys $10M
A Facebook Inc. settlement made public earlier this week in a class action alleging the social network uses people's pictures in ads without their permission includes $10 million for attorney fees, bringing the total amount to more than $20 million, a Wednesday court filing showed.
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June 18, 2012
Facebook To Pay $10M To End Privacy Suit Over 'Like' Ads
Facebook Inc. has reached a $10 million preliminary settlement in a putative class action that accused the social network of allegedly using users' images and likenesses in advertisements without their permission, according to documents filed Friday in the case.
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May 23, 2012
Facebook Strikes Deal To Resolve 'Like' Ad Action
Facebook Inc. has reached a settlement in principle in a putative class action targeting Facebook's allegedly nonconsensual use of users' "likes" in advertisements, according to a court document filed Monday in California federal court.
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March 14, 2012
Fearful Class Rep Flees Facebook 'Like' Ad Action
Two plaintiffs dropped out as proposed class representatives Tuesday in a suit in California over Facebook Inc.'s allegedly nonconsensual use of users' "likes" in advertisements, with one claiming she grew fearful for her privacy after the company "attacked" other representatives during depositions.
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December 19, 2011
Facebook Can't Shut Down Class Action Over 'Like' Ads
Facebook Inc. still faces claims of misappropriation and fraudulent business practices after a California federal judge on Friday refused to dismiss a putative class action's claims surrounding Facebook's allegedly nonconsensual use of users' "likes" in commercial advertisements.