Flores-Mendez
Flores-Mendez v. Zoosk, Inc.
Opinion
Trial Court Opinion
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
JUAN FLORES-MENDEZ, an individual and AMBER COLLINS, an individual, and on behalf of classes of similarly situated No. C 20-04929 WHA individuals,
Plaintiffs,
ORDER RE MOTION TO AMEND
v. 14 ZOOSK, INC., a Delaware corporation, 15 Defendant.
INTRODUCTION In this putative class action by data-breach victims, plaintiffs move for leave to file a third amended complaint. For the reasons that follow, and to the extent stated, the motion is GRANTED. STATEMENT A prior order detailed the facts (Dkt. No. 93). In brief, plaintiffs Juan Flores-Mendez and Amber Collins used defendant Zoosk, Inc.’s online dating platform. Zoosk offered a free service. It also offered a premium subscription service for a fee. As alleged, all customers provided their personal information to Zoosk upon joining. Zoosk’s website posted its privacy policy, which allegedly contained the company’s data-security-related representations. Plaintiffs allege injury…