Loevy & Loevy

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Loevy + Loevy is an award-winning civil rights law firm working for justice, accountability, and transparency. We take on the nation’s most difficult public interest cases to hold officials, governments, and corporations accountable. www.loevy.com

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A tight close-up of Roberto Calvario Jr., a young Latino man with black hair, nuzzling a grey and white dog he holds in his arms.
Kristi Noem addresses a group of uniformed federal agents outside the Broadview Detention Facility in Illinois.
A picture of Gregory Bovino giving a press conference. Over the picture are these words: "Turning to Bovino, the Court specifically finds his testimony not credible. Bovino appeared evasive over the three days of his deposition, either providing 'cute' responses to Plaintiffs’ counsel’s questions or outright lying." — Judge Sara L. Ellis
Screenshot of an X post to Grok, and Grok's answer: QUESTION: from Foreva Fella (@ForevaFella) Hey @grok how can users get together to sue X and xAI for: •Negligence (failure to implement safeguards) •Product liability (defective AI system) •Defamation •False light •Right of publicity •State civil claims tied to non-consensual imagery •Civil damages ANSWER: from Grok (@grok) To pursue a class action lawsuit against companies like X or xAI for issues like negligence, product liability, defamation, or non-consensual imagery, follow these steps based on legal resources: 1. Consult attorneys specializing in AI/tech law (e.g., firms like The Lyon Firm or Loevy & Loevy, which handle AI class actions). 2. Gather evidence of harm, such as affected imagery or posts. 3. File a complaint in federal or state court, citing claims under laws like the TAKE IT DOWN Act or product liability statutes. 4. Seek class certification if multiple users are impacted. Success varies; Section 230 may limit platform liability. I'm not a lawyer—get professional advice.
SI ESTAN VIOLANDO SUS DERECHOIS, ESTAN VIOLANDO LAS ORDENES DE UN JUEZ FEDERAL NOSOTROS SOMOS LOS ABOGADOS QUE DEMANDARON A ICE Y DHS PARA OBTENER UNA ORDEN DE RESTRICCION TEMPORAL (TRO) QUE PROTÉGÉ A MANIFESTANTES Y MIEMBROS DE LA PRENSA. SI AGENTES FEDERALES ESTAN VIOLANDO LA ORDEN, NOSOTROS QUEREMOS SABER. LA JUEZ QUE DIO LA ORDEN TAMBIEN QUERA SABER. HAGA CLIC EN EL CODIGO QR O VAYA AL ENLACE PARA COMPARTIRNOS SU HISTORIA. https://tinyurl.com/ChicagoTRO
A sketchy image of armed and armored ICE agents stalking through clouds of tear gas. Text reads: IF THEY’RE VIOLATING YOUR RIGHTS, THEY’RE VIOLATING THE ORDERS OF A FEDERAL JUDGE WE’RE THE LAWYERS WHO SUED ICE AND DHS TO GET A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER PROTECTING PROTESTERS AND THE PRESS. IF FEDERAL AGENTS ARE VIOLATING THAT ORDER, WE WANT TO KNOW. SO DOES THE JUDGE WHO ISSUED IT. CLICK THE QR CODE, OR GO TO https://tinyurl.com/ChicagoTRO, TO TELL US YOUR STORY.
A sketchy black and white image of ICE agents with weapons stalking through clouds of tear gas. Text reads: IF THEY’RE VIOLATING YOUR RIGHTS, THEY’RE VIOLATING THE ORDERS OF A FEDERAL JUDGE WE’RE THE LAWYERS WHO SUED ICE AND DHS TO GET A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER PROTECTING PROTESTERS AND THE PRESS. IF FEDERAL AGENTS ARE VIOLATING THAT ORDER, WE WANT TO KNOW. SO DOES THE JUDGE WHO ISSUED IT. CLICK THE QR CODE, OR GO TO https://tinyurl.com/ChicagoTRO, TO TELL US YOUR STORY.
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A picture of a bunch of Border Patrol agents in riot gear, holding guns and looking menacing. Text Reads: "Dear [These Guys], Individuals are allowed to protest. They are allowed to speak. That is guaranteed by the First Amendment and it is a fundamental bedrock of our democracy. Signed, a Federal Judge."
Masked, heavily armored, and heavily armed ICE agents stare at the camera. The middle one, in riot gear and dark sunglasses, holds a rifle.
Palestinian scholar and feminist Eman Abdelhadi standing in the protest zone at Broadview, surrounded by other protesters, telling the cops holding the line in front of her that they should be ashamed of themselves. Text of post by ‪@mskellymhayes.bsky.social‬ says "manabdelhadi.bsky.social tells these cops about themselves."
A black and white photo of 5 armed ICE agents atop the Broadview Detention Facility, looking down at the crowd, with an American flag waving to the left.
Matt Topic (a white man in a gray checkered blazer and white shirt) speaks with Melissa Bell (a White woman in a black blouse) behind a long black draped table. Both have microphones in front of them. Behind them, against a black curtain, is a green and yellow poster for Printers Row Lit Fest.
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A floral art installation in a round concrete courtyard at Seward Park in Chicago. Black roses hang on a black frame, with a basketball hoop, with red roses and pieces of agave hanging from the back. On the ground in front are freedom roses in vases, and a field of baby's breath with white roses covering a blue police barricade.
A teen-age Black man sits on a carpet with his arms around a black and brown dog.
A large crowd seen from behind marching towards the Chicago Board of Trade, many carrying signs. Prominent in the foreground are signs with Uncle Sam saying "I want YOU to save democracy" and a sign reading "No one is illegal on stolen land"
An image from the movie SERPICO: Al Pacino as Officer Frank Serpico, with long hair and a shaggy beard, rings on his fingers, and a floppy straw hat, looks askance.
A bald Black man with a neatly trimmed gray and black beard and mustache and gold trimmed glasses, wearing a bright orange button down shirt with gold cuffs, stands against a blue backdrop that says "OUC of South Florida"
Two attorneys in grey suits standmicrophones
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A middle-aged Latino man, with short black hair and a beard, dressed in a black sweatshirt and black jeans, stands with his hands in his pockets smiling at the camera.
A formal head-and-shoulders photo of an African-American policeman, in dress uniform, against a blue background, framed with a black border.
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Jofama and Jocelyn Coleman: A bald man in a hooded sweatshirt and T-shirt has his arm around a woman with red and black hair and braids in a colorful T-shirt. Both are smiling.
Jessica Jacobs and Abel Soto: A woman with shoulder-length brown hair in a red Stanford sweatshirt and jeans stands with her arm around a man with glasses, long braided black hair, a checkered flannel shirt over a white t-shirt, and jeans. Both are smiling at the camera.