AI and algorithm-driven technologies are increasingly at the center of high-stakes disputes. From social media addiction claims and alleged AI-driven price manipulation to overstated marketing of AI capabilities in securities filings, these technologies create novel and complex legal challenges that span consumer protection, antitrust, and securities litigation. Understanding enforcement trends, liability exposure, and dispute resolution strategies requires specialized experience in both the science that lies behind the technology and the litigation.
FCA Implications for AI in Government Contracts
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Tuesday, October 7, 2025
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Learn moreI think the next wave of litigation is going to be the more interesting one, the product liability and the alleged negligence claims.
— Danny Tobey
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Explore the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) latest AI-washing case against Air AI, focusing on deceptive claims about agentic AI and productivity.
26 August 2025
The SEC has launched a dedicated AI Task Force to accelerate responsible AI integration, enhance regulatory efficiency, and align with the White House’s AI Action Plan for modernized oversight.
15 August 2025
In Part II, we shift focus from insights that emerge from the facts provided by the claimants to the signals in a broader litigation ecosystem.
4 August 2025
The US Securities and Exchange Commission recently highlighted its continued focus on artificial-intelligence-related misconduct as a key enforcement priority.
22 May 2025
Recent DOJ and SEC actions show how exaggerated claims about AI capabilities – a practice that is commonly referred to as “AI washing” – can lead to an array of charges and potential penalties for offenders.
16 April 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming everyday products, but its complexity challenges traditional liability frameworks in addressing harms from failures in novel technologies like self-driving cars or automated dosing pumps.
10 April 2025
Explore how Generative AI transforms mass claims litigation by harnessing data insights efficiently and managing complex challenges. Learn from real-world AI-powered solutions for effective claim resolution.
3 April 2025
In recent years, there has been an ongoing series of personal injury and product liability lawsuits alleging that the use of certain digital products and services is causing plaintiffs to develop behavioral addictions, including to social media and video games. These cases raise threshold questions that have yet to be addressed — including whether frequent use of social media or video games is even an addiction, and if so, whether such an addiction is a compensable injury
28 January 2025
Companies across sectors that use artificial intelligence in their business may face new challenges from AI-related disputes.
— John Gibson
