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Meta Taps Top Legal Firm for Alleged 'Blacklisting' Lawsuit by Adult Performers
https://www.xbiz.com/news/265852/met...ult-performers
International law firm Kirkland & Ellis will be defending Meta, Facebook and Instagram in the proposed class action lawsuit filed by three adult performers and APAG board members alleging the platforms conspired with OnlyFans’ owner to shadowban competitors and their exclusive talent. Kirkland & Ellis litigation partners K. Winn Allen and Devin Anderson in Washington, D.C., and Michael Esser in the San Francisco Bay Area, news site Law.com reported, are defending the social media giants. Meta, the corporate successor to Facebook, was named in February by APAG’s board members and performers Alana Evans, Ruby and Kelly Price in a proposed class action suit “claiming the social media giant colluded with content subscription service OnlyFans to systematically hide and delete social media posts from certain adult entertainers,” Law.com reported.
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