From Quiver Quantitative: 2025-04-22 02:12:00

In a 10-1 decision, a U.S. appeals court revived a class action against Shopify for installing tracking cookies without consent, allowing the case to proceed in California. This marks a significant expansion of jurisdiction for internet-based services, potentially making it easier for U.S. courts to hear claims against global platforms. The ruling has bipartisan support from 30 states, highlighting regulatory interest in digital platforms. Shopify may seek Supreme Court review, impacting data-collection practices and consumer protections. The decision could increase accountability for tech platforms but may also lead to more class-action litigation and regulatory complexity.



Read more at Quiver Quantitative: “Traveling Cookie Rule” Sparks Legal Debate Over Shopify (SHOP) Internet Platform Liability