On March 15, 2022, the Georgia Supreme Court revived a negligent design claim that had been brought against Snapchat, Inc. (n/k/a Snap, Inc.) involving Snap’s “Speed Filter.” As one of the few ...
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Snapchat’s speed filter is back in court—11 years after a 100 mph crash left a Black man in a coma
It has been nearly 11 years since a Georgia highway crash changed Wentworth Maynard’s life, and now Snapchat is being asked to answer for what happened. The case is part of a growing push to hold ...
File photo of tech giant Snapchat's logo in the Apple Store (Souvik Banerjee/Pixabay). Parents whose children were killed in a car crash while using Snapchat’s “Speed Filter” say their children may ...
State Appeals Court Allows Design-Defect Claims Against Snapchat to Proceed After more than five years of litigation, Georgia's two highest state courts have now ruled that Snapchat could indeed be ...
Justice Verda Colvin ruled a man hit by a woman posting that she was traveling 100 miles per hour "adequately alleged that Snap could reasonably foresee the particular risk of harm from the Speed ...
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