Victoria L. Schwartz

Victoria L. Schwartz is a professor at Pepperdine University Caruso School of Law whose research concerns privacy, employment and corporate law.

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DI has documented statements by Victoria L. Schwartz on Consumer Protection, Media, and Privacy. Read the quotations, original sources and related cases below.

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Statements by Victoria L. Schwartz

Victoria L. Schwartz

Role at the time: Law professor submitting her own amicus brief

Challenged the characterization

Statement summary

Schwartz argues that the statute covers subscribers to any goods or services from a qualifying video provider and that courts should not add a video-only limitation.

“No further limitation appears in the statute.”
Read the original text (opens in a new tab)Victoria L. Schwartz amicus brief in Salazar v. ParamountBrief, summary of argument, pages 1-3
Why we used this label

Schwartz rejects Paramount's audiovisual-transaction limit, arguing that the statute requires goods or services from a video provider but imposes no further limitation.

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