Crowder v. LinkedIn: antitrust class action over Premium subscription pricing
Plaintiffs in a long-running federal antitrust class action against LinkedIn filed an amended complaint on September 11 adding allegations that the company's machine learning and AI infrastructure, not just its user data, functions as a barrier protecting its alleged monopoly over professional social networking and lets it overcharge Premium subscribers.
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Court Sets Briefing Schedule for LinkedIn's Motion to Dismiss Amended Complaint
The court entered a stipulated order setting the schedule for LinkedIn's response to the September 11 amended complaint: LinkedIn's motion due September 25, 2026, plaintiffs' opposition due October 9, reply due October 19, with a hearing set for October 29, 2026.
- 14 Sept 2026
LinkedIn Premium Subscribers Amend Antitrust Complaint to Target Its AI and Data Infrastructure
Plaintiffs in a long-running federal antitrust class action against LinkedIn filed an amended complaint on September 11 adding allegations that the company's machine learning and AI infrastructure, not just its user data, functions as a barrier protecting its alleged monopoly over professional social networking and lets it overcharge Premium subscribers.