Stephen Pereira

Government Attorney in DC providing links and updates to the legal community. Bookmark for one-stop access to law-related tweets.

[Stephen Pereira @law]

Supreme Court lifts one block on Trump mail-in voting plan https://t.co/DT5YvJmgm2 via @politico

[Stephen Pereira @law]

US appeals court affirms injunction blocking immigration enforcement at houses of worship https://t.co/N21EIxoHby

[Law360 @Law360]

BREAKING: TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to resolve the U.S. Department of Justice's claims that the short-form video platform illegally collected personal information from kids under 13, marking one of the largest recoveries ever obtained under the federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. https://t.co/A8Qda7W4lp

[Bloomberg Law @BLaw]

Law firms recorded 11.7% revenue growth in the first half of the year, powered by a rarely seen level of increasing demand, data from Citi show. https://t.co/PkZ8VEhOin

[ABA Journal @ABAJournal]

Supreme Court Report: The Supreme Court justices just can’t move about like they did in the good ol' days. https://t.co/DM2AwPxrTI #SCOTUS #SupremeCourtReport

[Reuters Legal @ReutersLegal]

Most defense lawyers consider it a success if their adversary drops a lawsuit. But when a plaintiff sought to withdraw a consumer case against attorney Ryan Watstein's client, he urged the judge to keep the case alive. Columnist @sara_randazzo examines why https://t.co/7N6BB19deu

[Stephen Pereira @law]

Meta disputes claims of deliberately addicting minors as landmark social media trial begins https://t.co/ytpU9cCXxR

[PCMag @PCMag]

You never told ChatGPT where you live or what you do, but it already figured it out. Here's how to see its hidden file on you for free. https://t.co/hLhi7rVgu1

[The Hill @thehill]

Federal judge rules against Trump’s 75-country visa ban

https://t.co/8j0YyCpSO5

[Reuters @Reuters]

US judge strikes down policy suspending immigrant visa processing for 75 nations https://t.co/ibMRSrlO8x https://t.co/ibMRSrlO8x

[Reuters Legal @ReutersLegal]

TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance on Friday agreed to a $400-million settlement to resolve the U.S. Justice Department's allegations the short-video app violated children's online privacy. https://t.co/V9x8QBTcMa

[Law360 @Law360]

A California federal judge told Meta that its in-house attorney was absolutely wrong about what constitutes attorney-client privilege and should take an ethics course. And a bipartisan group of 128 ex-judges have asked the Florida Bar to investigate Homeland Security's general counsel for his attacks on sitting judges. These are some of the stories in corporate legal news you may have missed in the past week.​ https://t.co/c47SZDEuz4

[Stephen Pereira @law]

Minnesota Attorney General files suit against Texas Governor over extradition of ICE agent https://t.co/ape6cWSoF7

[Bloomberg Law @BLaw]

BREAKING: US Chief Justice John Roberts said President Donald Trump can keep building his new White House ballroom for now while the Supreme Court considers issuing a longer-term order blessing continued construction of the massive structure. https://t.co/Y6IuJ6DTKv

[ABA Journal @ABAJournal]

The U.S. Department of Education recommends removing the ABA Legal Ed council's accrediting powers. https://t.co/LJfTP0RLoX #aba #legaleducation #educationlaw @juliannehill

[Stephen Pereira @law]

Supreme Court lets Trump’s White House ballroom construction proceed https://t.co/3nssaMjQmX via @politico

[Reuters Legal @ReutersLegal]

Arturo Bejar, a former engineering director at Meta, testified on August 19 that Mark Zuckerberg fostered a culture that treated child safety as secondary to growth and engagement on Facebook and Instagram.

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[SCOTUSblog @SCOTUSblog]

Trump asks Supreme Court to hear his defamation case against CNN

https://t.co/QJTxwkUF7F

[ABA Journal @ABAJournal]

Judge suspended after 17 alleged conduct violations, including not disclosing stepson’s appearance in his court. https://t.co/p5d1QKB5F7
#ethics #legalethics @juliannehill

[Stephen Pereira @law]

US DOJ charges 17 Iran nationals in hacking campaign against US https://t.co/FvTOiiuzEw