Yelp seeks to block Texas lawsuit over abortion-related notices on crisis pregnancy centers
- Yelp posted notices on crisis pregnancy centers' pages stating their limited medical services and not offering abortions.
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused Yelp of violating a state law against unfair practices over these notices.
- Yelp argues the notices are truthful and protected free speech, filing a lawsuit to block Texas from suing them.
- Paxton intends to sue Yelp despite changes to the notices, prompting Yelp's preemptive legal action.
- The dispute highlights legal conflicts arising from abortion access changes after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.