August 08, 2019
Facebook users suing the social media giant for negligence over a data breach that affected 50 million user accounts asked a California federal magistrate judge Thursday to force Facebook to hand over documents held by senior executives concerning security audits.
July 01, 2019
A California federal magistrate judge on Monday shot down Facebook's bid for discovery from a dozen users who aren't named plaintiffs in a $500 million consolidated data breach class action, an effort the plaintiffs' attorneys challenged as a bid to "harass and punish."
June 21, 2019
A California federal judge on Friday granted in part and denied in part Facebook's attempt to kill consolidated litigation over a data breach that affected nearly 50 million of its user accounts, cutting the bulk of users' claims but giving both named plaintiffs leave to amend.
June 14, 2019
A California federal magistrate judge on Friday formalized Facebook's agreement to provide a proposed class of consumers with documents detailing the data analysis the company conducted to determine who was affected by a breach that hit nearly 50 million accounts.
March 15, 2019
Facebook on Thursday asked a California federal judge to kill consolidated litigation over a data breach that affected nearly 50 million of its user accounts, arguing that the users "spin a speculative tale" in their complaint, lack standing and suffered no real harm.