A tech company is moving forward with its legal battle. Meta, the company in question, recently experienced a loss in New Mexico.
This loss has not deterred the company, as it will continue to fight its case. The next stage of the legal fight is set to take place in California.
Further details about the case and Meta's legal battle are available from KTXS, the local news source. For more information, readers can refer to the original report from KTXS, Abilene's ABC 12 news.
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