Hacker News with Generative AI: Legal Action

Which? launches £3B action against Apple over competition law breaches (which.co.uk)
Which? is today launching a landmark £3 billion legal claim against Apple, claiming the tech giant breached competition law, effectively locking millions of consumers into its iCloud service at rip-off prices
Grindr Illegally Used RTO to Thwart Union, Forced Out 1/2 of Staff, NLRB Alleges (bloomberg.com)
Grindr Inc. illegally imposed a return-to-office policy last year that forced out half its staff in an attempt to thwart a unionization push, the US labor board alleged in a new complaint.
FTC Action to Stop Lyft from Deceiving Drivers with Misleading Earnings Claims (ftc.gov)
WPE files for injunctive relief against Automattic (reddit.com)
WPE just filed for a preliminary injunction
Pirate library must pay publishers $30M, but no one knows who runs it (arstechnica.com)
On Thursday, some links to the notorious shadow library Library Genesis (Libgen) couldn't be reached after a US district court judge, Colleen McMahon, ordered what TorrentFreak called "one of the broadest anti-piracy injunctions" ever issued by a US court.
Noyb files two complaints against EU Parliament over data breach (noyb.eu)
Webtoon Targets 170 Pirate Domains Through DMCA Subpoena (torrentfreak.com)
GrapheneOS may take legal action against Google regarding Play Integrity API (x.com)
Digicert pauses mass certificate revocation due to legal action from customer (mozilla.org)
Forbes threatens Perplexity with legal action (axios.com)
GMB launches legal action against 'out of control' Amazon at Coventry warehouse (theguardian.com)