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Bay Area lawyer drops Meta
Prominent Bay Area lawyer skewers Mark Zuckerberg, fires Meta as a client
Mark Lemley, a Stanford professor and prominent Bay Area lawyer, dumped Meta as a client in its legal battle over copyrights after Zuckerberg's policy changes.
A lawyer says he dropped Meta as a client after what he called a 'descent into toxic masculinity' by Zuckerberg's company
Mark Lemley, who represented Meta in a copyright case, said he was no longer working for Mark Zuckerberg's company following its recent policy changes.
Bay Area lawyer drops Meta as client over CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness’
I have fired Meta as a client,” Lemley wrote on Bluesky, the platform which has emerged as an alternative to X for left-leaning internet users
‘Facebook’s Descent Into Toxic Masculinity’ Prompts Stanford Professor to Drop Meta as Client
Mark Lemley said he could not “in good conscience” represent Mark Zuckerberg given recent decisions to "encourage disinformation and hate speech" on his company's platforms. A suit pending in Northern California alleges Meta infringed the copyrights of several authors by using their works to train its generative AI program.
Zuckerberg lawyer skewers his ‘toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness’ as he drops Meta as client
Zuckerberg lawyer skewers his ‘toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness’ as he drops Meta as client - ‘I cannot in good conscience serve as their lawyer any longer,’ intellectual property attorney Mark
Stanford Law Professor Drops Meta as Client Over CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Shifting Ideology
Mark Lemley, a Stanford law professor and seasoned attorney, has publicly cut ties with Meta, citing concerns about CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s leadership direction.
Who Is Mark Lemley? Attorney 'Fires' Meta As Client After Zuckerberg's 'Neo-Nazi Madness'
Mark Lemley, a lawyer and Stanford lecturer announced that he is no longer representing Meta because of the company's and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's "descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness." Lemley had represented Meta in an intellectual property lawsuit.
Lawyer Drops Meta Over Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘Toxic Masculinity’
Lawyer Mark Lemley said he's firing Meta as a client over Mark Zuckerberg's "descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness"
'I Fired Meta...' Facebook's Lawyer On Mark Zuckerberg's 'Neo Nazi Madness' - Full Post
Mark Lemley, a lawyer representing Meta in an intellectual property lawsuit said that he has dropped Meta as a client over Mark Zuckerberg's decision to scrap fact-checking on his social media platforms.
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Meta’s Facebook, Instagram are witnessing a user exodus. Here’s why
The company’s move to the right spearheaded by CEO Mark Zuckerberg ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump ...
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Time to unfriend? Lawyer responds to Meta’s ‘descent’
Lemley — who represented Meta through his role as a partner in Lex Lumina, a firm largely comprising other academics — still ...
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Meta’s pivot to the right sparks boycotts and a user exodus
After Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced changes that shifted the company and its policies to the right, some users are ...
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