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Grammarly Allegedly ‘Misappropriated’ Names of Journalists, Says Class Action Suit

GizmodoPublished Mar 12, 2026

A class action lawsuit accuses Grammarly of improperly using journalists' names without consent. The suit alleges this misuse occurred in the company's marketing or product practices. Grammarly has not publicly responded to these claims.

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