Tennessee court warns state, Meta to stick closely to evidence in openings
By Madeline Hughes ( July 24, 2026, 21:20 GMT | Insight) -- The state court overseeing Tennessee’s consumer protection lawsuit against Meta Platforms warned each party not to overrepresent the evidence they will present, and refrain from mentioning content when they present opening statements on Monday.The state chancery court overseeing Tennessee’s consumer protection lawsuit against Meta Platforms warned each party not to overrepresent the evidence they will present, and refrain from mentioning content when they present opening statements on Monday....
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