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"Significant Losses And Damages": Nvidia, Jensen Huang Sued By Investor
The lawsuit, filed on Monday at a California court, claims that Nvidia and Jensen Huang failed to disclose information to shareholders about his links to the woman who allegedly passed on critical information to Beijing.
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Anthropic Must Face Lawsuit Over Claude Subscription Marketing
The proposed class action was filed in September by two Claude Max subscribers, including Solomon Smith, a computer-science student who said he used the AI chatbot for coding projects and other work.
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Man Alleges ChatGPT 'Encouraged' His Wife To Poison Him In Chilling Murder Plot
Lawsuit claims ChatGPT helped a woman plan her husband's poisoning in 2025.
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Woman Dies After Allegedly Reducing Epilepsy Medication On ChatGPT's Advice: Why You Should Never Change Your Dose Without A Doctor
OpenAI has described the case as heartbreaking and has said ChatGPT is not a substitute for medical care, according to media reports. The legal case remains unresolved.
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Southwest Airlines Sued By Flight Attendant Over Severe Pet Allergy
The lawsuit argues that Southwest failed to provide a safe working environment and violated disability accommodation laws.
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Trump's Crypto Firm Sued Over Alleged Profits From $2 Billion UAE-Linked Deal
The suit claims Trump violated the Foreign Emoluments Clause, a provision of the US Constitution that bars presidents from taking payments from foreign governments without the approval of Congress
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Judge Asks Trump To Depose In BBC Defamation Lawsuit By December 11
The order from US Magistrate Judge Enjolique Lett came as the BBC's lawyers complained that Trump had delayed his appearance. Attorney Charles Tobin said that with two months left in the discovery period, "we still haven't been able to depose the plaintiff."
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Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion Penalty in Data Privacy Case
The ruling came in a case stemming from allegations that Cambridge Analytica, a British political consulting firm involved in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, obtained data from millions of Facebook users without their consent. New Mexico had sued Meta, accusing it of lying to Facebook users in New Mexico about who had access to their dat...
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ChatGPT Hurting Children, Deceiving Adults: 8 US States Sue OpenAI
The company's chatbot model, ChatGPT, is giving dangerous medical advice, encouraging paranoia and coaching people to hurt others or commit suicide, Iowa's lawsuit said.
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Eight US States Sue OpenAI, Claiming ChatGPT Harms Children
Iowa, Kansas and six other states said on Wednesday they had sued OpenAI in courts across the country over harms they say ChatGPT has caused to children, alleging the chatbot has
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Tether Faces Lawsuit From Conduit Over $2.76 Million in Frozen USDT
Cross-border payments firm Conduit Technology has sued Tether over $2.76 million (roughly Rs. 267 crore) in USDT frozen since September 2025. Conduit claims the wallet held its working capital and was not linked to the Brazilian investigation that prompted Tether’s action. The company is seeking access to the funds and at least $2.76 million in d...
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Mehul Choksi Drops Damage Charges Against India Over 2021 'Kidnapping' Claim
The 67-year-old businessman had alleged that the Indian government, in collusion with five individuals, conspired to kidnap and torture him to extrajudicially render him to India.
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Why Apple Has Been Ordered To Pay $5.7 Billion In Haptic Technology Patent Case
Taction's legal team celebrated the decision as a victory, with its lawyer saying that the company was glad the jury recognised and protected its patent rights.
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California Amusement Park Sued Over Roller Coaster Causing Brain Injuries: Can Theme Park Rides Lead To Severe Injuries?
Roller coasters are designed to expose riders to rapid acceleration, deceleration, sharp turns and changes in direction. These movements can put stress on the head, neck and spine.
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2 Million Violations: Facebook Found Liable For Deceiving Users In US
It is now up to the judge to determine how much the company would pay, with attorneys representing the state asking for the maximum $5,000 penalty per violation.
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"Significant Losses And Damages": Nvidia, Jensen Huang Sued By Investor
The lawsuit, filed on Monday at a California court, claims that Nvidia and Jensen Huang failed to disclose information to shareholders about his links to the woman who allegedly passed on critical information to Beijing.
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Anthropic Must Face Lawsuit Over Claude Subscription Marketing
The proposed class action was filed in September by two Claude Max subscribers, including Solomon Smith, a computer-science student who said he used the AI chatbot for coding projects and other work.
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Man Alleges ChatGPT 'Encouraged' His Wife To Poison Him In Chilling Murder Plot
Lawsuit claims ChatGPT helped a woman plan her husband's poisoning in 2025.
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Woman Dies After Allegedly Reducing Epilepsy Medication On ChatGPT's Advice: Why You Should Never Change Your Dose Without A Doctor
OpenAI has described the case as heartbreaking and has said ChatGPT is not a substitute for medical care, according to media reports. The legal case remains unresolved.
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Southwest Airlines Sued By Flight Attendant Over Severe Pet Allergy
The lawsuit argues that Southwest failed to provide a safe working environment and violated disability accommodation laws.
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Trump's Crypto Firm Sued Over Alleged Profits From $2 Billion UAE-Linked Deal
The suit claims Trump violated the Foreign Emoluments Clause, a provision of the US Constitution that bars presidents from taking payments from foreign governments without the approval of Congress
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Judge Asks Trump To Depose In BBC Defamation Lawsuit By December 11
The order from US Magistrate Judge Enjolique Lett came as the BBC's lawyers complained that Trump had delayed his appearance. Attorney Charles Tobin said that with two months left in the discovery period, "we still haven't been able to depose the plaintiff."
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Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion Penalty in Data Privacy Case
The ruling came in a case stemming from allegations that Cambridge Analytica, a British political consulting firm involved in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, obtained data from millions of Facebook users without their consent. New Mexico had sued Meta, accusing it of lying to Facebook users in New Mexico about who had access to their dat...
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ChatGPT Hurting Children, Deceiving Adults: 8 US States Sue OpenAI
The company's chatbot model, ChatGPT, is giving dangerous medical advice, encouraging paranoia and coaching people to hurt others or commit suicide, Iowa's lawsuit said.
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Eight US States Sue OpenAI, Claiming ChatGPT Harms Children
Iowa, Kansas and six other states said on Wednesday they had sued OpenAI in courts across the country over harms they say ChatGPT has caused to children, alleging the chatbot has
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Tether Faces Lawsuit From Conduit Over $2.76 Million in Frozen USDT
Cross-border payments firm Conduit Technology has sued Tether over $2.76 million (roughly Rs. 267 crore) in USDT frozen since September 2025. Conduit claims the wallet held its working capital and was not linked to the Brazilian investigation that prompted Tether’s action. The company is seeking access to the funds and at least $2.76 million in d...
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Mehul Choksi Drops Damage Charges Against India Over 2021 'Kidnapping' Claim
The 67-year-old businessman had alleged that the Indian government, in collusion with five individuals, conspired to kidnap and torture him to extrajudicially render him to India.
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Why Apple Has Been Ordered To Pay $5.7 Billion In Haptic Technology Patent Case
Taction's legal team celebrated the decision as a victory, with its lawyer saying that the company was glad the jury recognised and protected its patent rights.
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California Amusement Park Sued Over Roller Coaster Causing Brain Injuries: Can Theme Park Rides Lead To Severe Injuries?
Roller coasters are designed to expose riders to rapid acceleration, deceleration, sharp turns and changes in direction. These movements can put stress on the head, neck and spine.
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2 Million Violations: Facebook Found Liable For Deceiving Users In US
It is now up to the judge to determine how much the company would pay, with attorneys representing the state asking for the maximum $5,000 penalty per violation.
