The suit mentions in particular Graph Search, a Facebook feature which produces lists of named members in response to queries such as "Friends who live in San Francisco", or even "Facebook employees who live in London".
In addition to ACN, the suit mentions the Trump Network, which peddled bogus "personalized" vitamin regimens, and the Trump Institute, which, like the similarly legally embroiled Trump University, charged attendees as much as $35,000 to attend multiday seminars on Trump's real estate "secrets," as examples of other similar schemes.
A marriage is worth twice as much in the trump suit (mentioned above).
CLARIFICATION The civil suit mentioned in the initial story was filed this week by Rachel Lederman, the ACLU and other civil-rights lawyers.
The DoJ suit mentions the likely loss of US Airways' low fares, known as Advantage Fares, which undercut those of American, Delta and United on one-stop trips and which have prompted US Airways' competitors to reduce their prices.
Neither suit mentions Beaird's December 2013 shooting as the reason for the termination or offers any detail about the underlying misconduct charge.
The suit also mentioned the troubling implications of Trump-branded real-estate projects that are proceeding in the United Arab Emirates and Indonesia.
The suit, as mentioned, has more than good looks, however.
The suit also mentions an upcoming HTML5-flavored version of Bing, which will likely incorporate instant search functionality as well.
Documents from two law suits mention the involvement of the New York based hedge fund Och-Ziff Capital Management Group but do not specify the firm's role.
