May 08, 2025
A Pennsylvania federal judge overseeing a consolidated action accusing the Philadelphia Inquirer of sharing subscribers' video viewing habits with Meta has granted final approval to a $1.1 million settlement, including nearly $375,000 in attorney's fees.
March 20, 2025
A Pennsylvania federal judge has given the final okay to a $525,000 settlement that resolves litigation against the Philadelphia Inquirer alleging the paper failed to protect the personal information of over 25,000 people compromised by a cyberattack.
November 01, 2024
The Pennsylvania federal judge overseeing a consolidated action accusing the Philadelphia Inquirer of sharing subscribers' video viewing habits with Meta is eligible to join the class, but has decided to renounce his right to class membership in order to continue being the judge.
November 14, 2023
A Pennsylvania federal judge has rejected the Philadelphia Inquirer's bid to strike a consolidated proposed class action accusing it of unlawfully sharing information about subscribers' video viewing habits with Meta Platforms Inc., finding the plaintiffs had pled sufficient facts at this juncture to support their federal privacy and state wiretapping law claims.