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Latest News in Consumer Protection

  • September 21, 2026

    British Columbia Joins In Blaming OpenAI In School Shooting

    The Canadian province of British Columbia on Monday became the latest to sue artificial intelligence company OpenAI over a deadly February shooting at a small-town school, telling a California federal court that company leadership rejected an internal recommendation to notify law enforcement of the shooter's ChatGPT communications that company staff flagged as dangerous.

  • September 21, 2026

    Insider Critiques Of Meta Came From Ignorance, Jury Told

    A Meta vice president testified before a New Mexico state jury Monday that, "with all due respect," criticisms of the company's data handling from investigation partner Gibson Dunn and from then-Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg were born of a lack of understanding.

  • September 21, 2026

    Costco Says It Didn't Say 'Zero Heavy Metals' In Protein Powder

    "Good, clean nutrition" doesn't actually mean "free of lead," Costco Wholesale Corp. told a Washington federal court on Friday as it pushed for dismissal of a proposed class action claiming its Orgain protein powders contained dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals.

  • September 21, 2026

    Crypto Co. Investor's 'Puzzle Pleading' Dooms Revenue Suit

    A Georgia federal judge has dismissed with prejudice a proposed class action alleging cryptocurrency technology company Bakkt Holdings Inc. and its executives misrepresented the stability of the company's crypto services revenue after it acquired a crypto platform, finding the complaint contains "puzzle pleading."

  • September 21, 2026

    Mass. Judge Trims Law Student's Everclear 'Fireball' Burn Suit

    A Massachusetts federal judge trimmed a Boston University student's lawsuit seeking to hold the spirits company behind Everclear liable for the "life-altering burns" she suffered when its 190-proof grain alcohol allegedly caused a fireball at a frat party.

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