The Southern District Court of New York recently denied a motion to dismiss a false advertising lawsuit against a water bottle company, holding that a reasonable consumer could be misled by the company’s “carbon neutral” labeling.Continue Reading New York Federal Court Denies Motion to Dismiss False Advertising Suit Based on “Carbon Neutral” Claims
Zoe Kaiser
Zoe Kaiser is an associate in the firm’s San Francisco office, where she is a member of the Litigation and Investigations, Copyright and Trademark Litigation, and Class Actions Practice Groups. She advises on cutting-edge topics such as generative artificial intelligence.
Zoe maintains an active pro bono practice, focusing on media freedom.
Ninth Circuit Dismisses Website Framing Claim as Preempted by Copyright
The Ninth Circuit recently dismissed a putative class action by an online business over allegations that Google placed search results over the business’s website. While the district court had denied a motion to dismiss, the Ninth Circuit reversed, holding that copies of websites are not chattel that could support a trespass to chattel claim and that the Copyright Act preempted the remaining claims of unjust enrichment, implied in law contract, and unfair competition.Continue Reading Ninth Circuit Dismisses Website Framing Claim as Preempted by Copyright