An Indiana bankruptcy lawyer named Mark Zuckerberg is suing Meta for repeatedly shutting down his Facebook page. His page, used for advertising his legal practice, has been disabled five times over eight years. Meta's moderation systems flagged his account for impersonating CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The lawyer argues he is not impersonating anyone, as it is his legal name. He has been practicing law since before the Meta CEO was three years old. This issue has cost him over $11,000 in advertising fees that he still had to pay despite his page being disabled. He finds the situation frustrating, especially when his money is taken. The lawyer has launched a website to document his experiences with his namesake. He has filed a legal complaint against Meta over the repeated account suspensions. This ongoing issue has significantly impacted his ability to conduct business online.