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Fighting for Free Speech & Free Enterprise in the Courts

As lawmakers around the country seek to expand government control of the internet, NetChoice has taken several states to court over new unconstitutional laws on online speech and business. NetChoice's Litigation Center works to ensure the rights of Americans and our world-leading tech industry are defended in the courts.

NetChoice Amicus Brief to the Ninth Circuit in Epic Games v. Apple

NetChoice filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit with the Computer & Communications Industry Association, arguing that the lower court’s injunction against Apple […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief Asking U.S. District Court in Garcia v. CharacterAI to Grant CharacterAI’s Motion & Stay Request

NetChoice and Chamber of Progress urge the Court in this amicus brief to grant Character Technologies Inc.’s motion for immediate appeal and a stay of proceedings because the ruling that […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief Asking U.S. District Court in Garcia v. CharacterAI to Grant Google’s Motion & Stay Request

In this amicus brief, NetChoice and Chamber of Progress urge the court to grant Google’s motion for interlocutory appeal and a stay of proceedings in Garcia v. Character Technologies, Inc. […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief Supporting a Stay of Injunction in Epic Games v. Apple

NetChoice and CCIA filed an amicus brief supporting Apple’s motion for a stay of the District Court’s injunction. The brief argues that at least part of the District Court’s injunction […]

NetChoice and CCIA Amicus Brief Supporting Google in RNC v. Google

NetChoice and CCIA filed an amicus brief supporting Google in the RNC’s appeal arguing that Gmail is a “common carrier.” Our brief explains that Gmail engages in editorial discretion when […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief Supporting ClassPass’ Petition for Rehearing En Banc in Chabolla v. ClassPass

NetChoice and Chamber of Progress filed an amicus brief supporting ClassPass’s petition for rehearing en banc in the Ninth Circuit. The brief argues that rehearing is warranted so that the […]

NetChoice Disappointed in 5th Circuit Ruling on Mississippi Law Harming Speech Rights and Online Safety

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit vacated NetChoice’s preliminary injunction against Mississippi’s age-verification law. Mississippi’s law conditions its citizens’ access to vast […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief in Support of Petitioner in Harper v. U.S. Internal Revenue Service

The government shouldn’t be able to snoop through your online data just because you use digital services—especially without a warrant. Courts are stretching an old doctrine from the ’70s to […]

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