Scalli Murphy Law Secures $55.7 Million Settlement in eBay Cyberstalking Litigation
Law firm Scalli Murphy Law announced a significant resolution in a cyberstalking case against eBay. The settlement includes $55.7 million in compensation and charitable commitments.
Scalli Murphy Law announced on July 28, 2026, that it has reached a landmark settlement in a cyberstalking case involving eBay. The agreement totals $55.7 million in compensation and charitable commitments.
The resolution includes personal financial contributions from former eBay executives and a public statement from eBay. Notably, the settlement does not contain confidentiality restrictions, allowing for public disclosure.
This outcome represents a substantial victory for the law firm and its clients, who were affected by cyberstalking and harassment. The case highlights the critical need for digital safety and privacy protections online.
The litigation stemmed from alleged systematic harassment and stemmed from events that unfolded over several years. The final agreement was reached after extensive negotiations.