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@WallStreetMav Being someone called Wall Street Mav, one would think you’d have a basic understand of tarrifs. But then again, it’s probably easier to just regurgitate what you’re spoon fed on a daily

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@JimFergusonUK Hahahaha what a load of bullshit this post is

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@CryptoSage26 Hopefully it’s not on Binance 😆

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@Ashcryptoreal Oh well if he declared it 😂

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@WallStreetMav @PunkeyPye Trash post. Those tariffs are after quotas have been met by American companies. Get your shit straight

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X Social Media LLC v. X Corp
Filed: October 2023
Court: U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida
Details: X Social Media, a Florida-based ad agency, alleges X Corp’s rebranding from Twitter to X infringes on its trademark (“X SOCIALMEDIA”), used since 2016. In July 2024, a federal judge allowed three claims to proceed, ruling the trademark “incontestable.” X Social Media seeks to stop X Corp from using the “X” mark and requests damages for consumer confusion and revenue loss.
Status: Ongoing, with no settlement or dismissal reported as of March 2025. This contrasts with a similar case by Multiply (settled in February 2025), suggesting X Corp faces persistent trademark challenges. 2/8

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Media Matters for America et al. v. X Corp
Filed: March 10, 2025
Court: U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
Details: Media Matters, a nonprofit watchdog, sued X Corp, accusing it of “libel tourism” through multiple lawsuits (in Texas, Ireland, and Singapore) aimed at punishing Media Matters for reporting on X’s ad placements next to extremist content. The report led to an advertiser exodus in November 2023. Media Matters seeks to block X’s foreign suits and establish California as the proper venue under X’s terms of service. X’s Texas suit against Media Matters (filed November 2023) alleging defamation is also ongoing, with a judge denying dismissal in August 2024.
Status: Both this suit and X’s countersuit in Texas are active, creating a legal back-and-forth as of March 12, 2025. 5/8

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Former Twitter Executives (Agrawal et al.) v. X Corp
Filed: Early 2024, with Leslie Berland joining in November 2024
Court: Not specified in recent updates, likely California federal court
Details: Four former Twitter executives (Parag Agrawal, Ned Segal, Vijaya Gadde, Sean Edgett) sued X Corp and Musk for unpaid severance, with Berland later claiming $20 million tied to her firing over a Trump account disagreement. X Corp has faced multiple employee-related suits since Musk’s takeover.
Status: Active, with no settlement or dismissal noted as of March 2025. 6/8

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Additional Context
Settled/Dismissed Cases: Some prior lawsuits against X Corp have concluded. For example, Multiply’s trademark suit settled in February 2025, and X’s suits against the Center for Countering Digital Hate (March 2024) and Bright Data Ltd. (May 2024) were dismissed. These don’t count as “current” but show X’s litigious pattern.
Potential Gaps: Lawsuits can emerge or resolve quickly. My tools allow searching X posts and the web, but no breaking developments beyond March 10, 2025 (e.g., Media Matters’ filing) appear in the provided data. 7/8

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Imane Khelif v. X Corp
Filed: August 2024
Court: France
Details: Algerian Olympic boxer Imane Khelif sued X Corp in France, alleging “cyberbullying” stemming from content on the platform. Specific claims are unclear, but it ties to X’s content moderation practices.
Status: Ongoing, with limited updates available in English-language sources by March 2025. 8/8

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X Corp v. World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) et al.
Filed: August 2024, with an amended complaint on February 1, 2025
Court: Federal court in Texas
Details: X Corp is suing the WFA and several major corporations, including Unilever, Mars, CVS Health, Ørsted, and, as of the February 2025 amendment, Nestle, Tyson, Shell, and Colgate-Palmolive. The lawsuit alleges these companies conspired through the WFA’s Global Alliance for Responsible Media to orchestrate an illegal boycott of X following Elon Musk’s 2022 acquisition, costing X billions in ad revenue. X claims this constitutes an antitrust violation, specifically a “group boycott” restraining trade.
Status: Ongoing, with the amended complaint expanding the list of defendants. Legal experts have noted proving conspiracy over independent brand-safety decisions could be challenging, but the case remains active. 2/8

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Was searching for a lawsuit concerning Premier Protein and @grok led to me something far more interesting. As of March 12, 2025, several lawsuits are actively pending against X Corp, the company behind the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. Below is a rundown of the notable current lawsuits based on available information up to this date. Note that my knowledge is continuously updated, and I’ve incorporated the latest developments where possible, though some cases may still be evolving. 1/8