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G (a minor) et al v. Salesforce, Inc.
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1:20-cv-02335
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- Annie McAdams PC
- Bracewell LLP
- Curtis Castillo
- Fibich Leebron
- Gibson Dunn
- King & Spalding
- Meyers & Flowers
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- Riley Safer
- Rogge Dunn
- Sico Hoelscher
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March 10, 2026
Salesforce Wins Stay Of Backpage Trafficking Cases In Illinois
An Illinois federal judge Tuesday temporarily put on hold litigation accusing Salesforce of benefiting from sex trafficking through advertisements uploaded on Backpage.com after finding that related criminal proceedings against Backpage's founder and former executives must first be resolved.
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January 08, 2026
Ill. Judge Trims Revived Salesforce Sex-Trafficking Suit
A sex-trafficking victim looking to hold software company Salesforce.com Inc. liable for doing business with a company that facilitated such trafficking can pursue the civil liability claim outlined in her revived lawsuit, but her criminal liability claim must stay behind, an Illinois federal judge has ruled.