Happy Tuesday! Welcome to the Supreme Court Brief! The justices are set to hear a major case in February over liability immunity for platforms over what their users post extends also to what they recommend to users. We checked in with attorneys who filed an amicus brief on behalf of a group of content creators in support of protections for Google and other online platforms. Plus, we preview of other cases going before the high court as well as some Kavanaugh news that’s not linked to his opinion on college rankings and instead focuses on his views of Chevron and the major questions doctrine.
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Section 230 on the Docket
(Top L-R)Ben Berkowitz, partner, Matan Shacham, partner, (Bottom L-R) Steve Hirsch, counsel and Julia Greenberg, associate, with Keker, Van Nest & Peters. Courtesy photos
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