Amplitude opposes quick appeal in US wiretapping case
( October 22, 2025, 21:37 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Amplitude told a US federal judge that plaintiffs' request for immediate appeal in a wiretapping case is “a baseless request that flies in the face of multiple decisions from courts.” Plaintiffs are seeking to appeal an order on arbitration. “Rather than accept the court’s well-supported conclusion, plaintiffs ask the court to undermine its own reasoning and ignore binding precedent so plaintiffs can try their unsupported argument at the Ninth Circuit,” it said. See attached file. ...
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