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OpenAI is talking to investors about the possible sale of existing shares that would value it at up to $90billion.

(1) NEW COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT SUIT OVER AI TRAINING. “The Authors Guild, John Grisham, Jodi Picoult, David Baldacci, George R.R. Martin, and 13 Other Authors File Class-Action Suit Against OpenAI”. The Authors Guild explains the case. The Authors Guild and 17 authors filed a class-action suit against OpenAI in the Southern District of New York for

Authors including George RR Martin, David Baldacci and John Grisham have joined forces to sue OpenAI for alleged mass-scale copyright infringement, according to a lawsuit filed in New York

WHEELING — A class-action lawsuit was filed against the West Virginia United Health System alleging they were wrongfully not paid overtime pay.

The Attorney Generals Office has authority to access health records, but Vanderbilt University Medical Center has taken heat for not pushing back.

You read that correctly: A PFAS plaintiff in a case pending in Ohio federal court recently asserted "one of the largest class actions in history," according to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals...

PFAS case one of largest class actions in history according to 6th Circuit. Plaintiff brought a personal injury class action against a group of manufacturers and distributors of certain types of PFAS containing eight carbon atoms alleging that he has PFAS in his blood.

You read that correctly: A PFAS plaintiff in a case pending in Ohio federal court recently asserted “one of the largest class actions in history,” according to the Sixth Circuit Court...

Novel competition litigation filed in the UK against Facebook/Meta — seeking to extract billions in damages from the social media giant via an opt-out class action lawsuit route — will proceed to a certification hearing at the end of January, 2023, after Meta did not challenge the choice of forum to hear the claim. The […]

The en banc Ninth Circuit squarely rejected the de minimis standard, suggesting that a class containing some, or even a great many, uninjured class members may qualify for class treatment, court’s decision resembles the oft-criticized certify now, worry later approach.