Litigation
Microsoft takes legal action against a hacking group for application programing interface (API) key theft to bypass AI safety measures and create harmful content using Azure OpenAI tools.
Read more about the Spence v. American Airlines ruling, which exposes ESG compliance risks and highlights challenges in balancing corporate goals with fiduciary responsibilities.
Read more about a class action by Android users claiming improper data collection by Google after they disabled the Web and App Activity settings.
Read more about why Texas sued Allstate in a pivotal case for consumer data privacy violations, alleging illegal data collection from millions of Americans.
Read more about a district court halting the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act (IFPA), citing federal law conflicts, and what this means for financial institutions and future compliance.
The DEI lawsuit alleges that the company’s Pride campaign “tanked the brand’s profits” without warning of the risk of adverse reactions in its SEC filings.
Learn more about a New Jersey ruling that enforces class action waivers without arbitration, reshaping strategies for avoiding litigation and mass arbitrations.
The Fifth Circuit ruled that immutable smart contracts aren’t “property” under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), reducing OFAC’s regulatory power and reshaping blockchain oversight.
Read how the FTC used the rarely-invoked Robinson-Patman Act in a case alleging price discrimination favoring large retailers over small businesses.
Explore why challenges for data security officials and greater consumer awareness of privacy rights contribute to a profusion of data security lawsuits.
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