AriZona Iced Tea faces a proposed class action lawsuit in California, alleging false advertising of its "100% Natural" and "All Natural" drinks due to synthetic ingredients like citric acid and high fructose corn syrup, seeking restitution and an end to unfair practices.
British Columbia is suing OpenAI, alleging the company failed to notify police about violent ChatGPT conversations flagged by its safety teams months before the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. The province's Attorney General stated that opportunities to prevent harm were missed.
A lawsuit claims the Trump administration unlawfully shares confidential personal information of Iranian asylum seekers with Iran, potentially exposing them to persecution, torture, and death upon deportation.
Two former nurses are suing Heritage Valley Sewickley Hospital in Pennsylvania, alleging the facility ignored a nurse's substance abuse for eight years, which they claim contributed to two patient deaths and involved fraudulent billing.
Red Lobster creditors have sued Thai Union, the former majority shareholder, alleging the company "milked" Red Lobster for value through nonsensical contracts and a "disastrous" permanent "Ultimate Endless Shrimp" deal that led to the chain's bankruptcy.
A lawsuit filed by Presidio, Texas, against the Department of Homeland Security claims Trump administration border wall construction could cause devastating flooding by compromising an existing levee. The suit argues the administration is altering federal flood-control works without proper permission.
A minor league baseball team, the Oakland Ballers, and the city of Oakland are being sued for at least $350,000 by Ajor Property Group. The lawsuit alleges that stray baseballs from Raimondi Park are causing structural damage to a nearby commercial property, including shattered windows and a dented roof.
An Arizona high school senior, Blake Barnes, is suing Brandon and Megan Spencer, the parents of a classmate, after allegedly becoming severely intoxicated at a "Senior Ditch Day" party held at their home. Barnes claims the parents failed to supervise and control alcohol consumption, leading to his hospitalization.
Marine artist Robert Wyland is suing FIFA for $25 million after his 17,000-square-foot "Ocean Life" mural in Dallas was painted over for a World Cup advertisement without his consent.
Florida is suing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging they knowingly released and marketed ChatGPT despite risks to children and the public. The lawsuit claims the company prioritized profit over safety, concealed dangers, and failed to implement adequate safeguards for minors, leading to alleged harm including self-harm and criminal planning.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Meta Platforms and WhatsApp, alleging they misled consumers about the privacy protections of their messaging app. The lawsuit claims WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption promises are inaccurate, with reports suggesting message content is accessible to the company.
Amazon faces a class-action lawsuit in Seattle alleging it collected hundreds of millions in unlawful tariff costs by raising prices and then failed to refund consumers after the Supreme Court struck down Trump tariffs. The suit claims Amazon, as importer of record, pocketed funds owed to customers to gain political favor.
A college graduate is suing Carnival Cruise Line, a tour group, and a boat operator after allegedly losing both legs to a boat propeller. Hannah Smith claims she was encouraged to jump overboard and plied with spiked drinks during a day trip.
A Chick-fil-A franchise operator, Hatch Trick, Inc., is being sued by the EEOC for allegedly firing an employee, Laurel Torode, who requested not to work Saturdays due to her religious beliefs. The company reportedly offered a lower-paying position instead of accommodating her Sabbath observance.
Evergrande's liquidators are suing three PwC entities for $8.4 billion in Hong Kong, alleging the accounting firm's global arm is responsible for audits linked to the developer's scandal. PwC International disputes this, claiming it only coordinated the network and did not perform the audits.
Amazon faces a class action lawsuit in Seattle for allegedly pocketing hundreds of millions in refunds for tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, despite a Supreme Court ruling allowing companies to recover these costs.
Families of victims from the Tumbler Ridge school shooting have filed lawsuits against OpenAI, alleging the company failed to report the shooter's violent planning to authorities and that its AI model was defectively designed to reinforce violent behavior.
An investment in President Trump's meme coin allegedly upset members of World Liberty Financial’s team, the lawsuit claims.
