Legal News

A California federal magistrate judge has trimmed a proposed class action alleging Anthropic misleadingly marketed the usage offered in top-tier versions of the artificial intelligence chatbot Claude, ruling that "the advertising in question is plausibly misleading, so the case will move forward."

A Rhode Island federal judge has granted a bid from 20 states asking the court to again enforce an order that barred the Trump administration from conditioning the receipt of federal emergency funds on whether the states aid in the enforcement of federal immigration policies.

Drugmaker Skye Bioscience Inc. has reached a $2.5 million settlement with investors that would end a proposed securities class action alleging the company overhyped a weight-loss drug, causing its stock price to plummet once the truth came to light.

Workday urged a California federal court on Tuesday not to allow workers to proceed as a group in their lawsuit alleging the company's artificial intelligence tools unlawfully discriminated against thousands of job applicants, saying the workers can't show that the tools were used against them in the same way.

A federal judge sitting in Delaware has rejected Netflix's attempt to escape a suit alleging that it infringed three video patents owned by an Irish licensing company, finding that the streaming giant hadn't shown that the claimed inventions are ineligible for patenting.