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Every so often, at inconsistent and seemingly random intervals, I cover the latest updates in the ongoing legal dramas within the WordPress ecosystem, specifically the Keller and WP Engine cases against Automattic and Matt Mullenweg.
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On October 9, 2025, attorneys representing both WP Engine and Automattic / Matt Mullenweg appeared in an Oakland courtroom to argue their respective sides of several discovery disputes.
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Yesterday, attorneys for both WP Engine and Automattic / Matt Mullenweg attended a hearing with Chief Magistrate Judge Donna Ryu to discuss three of the seven “joint discovery letters” the parties have filed, which document their disputes regarding discov…
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In yesterday’s post, I covered aspects of WP Engine’s Second Amended Complaint (SAC), specifically the re-asserted CFAA claim and general thoughts about the amended complaint.
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On Friday, October 3, WP Engine filed their Second Amended Complaint.
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One year ago today, I started writing about the unfolding WordPress drama, touching on issues that I thought might be interesting to the community and the broader ecosystem.
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Over the past few days, I’ve picked up a few new subscribers.
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When I started writing again,[1] my focus was solely on the drama unfolding within the WordPress ecosystem, driven, initially, by Matt Mullenweg’s comments at WordCamp US 2024.
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Every so often, at inconsistent and seemingly random intervals, I cover the latest updates in the ongoing legal dramas within the WordPress ecosystem, specifically the Keller and WP Engine cases against Automattic and Matt Mullenweg.
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This past Friday, September 12, Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín issued a motion to dismiss in WP Engine v Automattic and the case… soldiers on.
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As promised, I wanted to write up my thoughts about the hearing for Automattic’s motion to dismiss, which happened yesterday, August 28, 2025, at 2pm PDT.
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While much of the WordPress community was focused on WordCamp US yesterday, lawyers for WP Engine, Automattic, and Matt Mullenweg met in court for a hearing on Automattic’s motion to dismiss.
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It’s a busy week in the WordPress world—WordCamp US kicked off yesterday, and WP Engine and Automattic are due in court tomorrow, for a hearing on Automattic’s motion to dismiss many of WP Engine’s claims.
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Every so often, at inconsistent and seemingly random intervals, I cover the latest updates in the ongoing legal dramas within the WordPress ecosystem, specifically the Keller and WP Engine cases against Automattic and Matt Mullenweg.
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On February 21, 2025, Ryan Keller, owner of Keller Holdings, filed a lawsuit alleging Automattic and Matt Mullenweg abused their control over WordPress.org in a way that affected every WP Engine user.