Where Each Lawsuit Stands, in Plain Language

Court, Congress and the states, tracked case by case, with guides written for the people affected.

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Attorney-led by David Meldofsky. Three publications: Lawsuit Informer (legal education) · Lawsuit Center (case review) · Lawsuit Intelligencer (industry analysis)

Latest in Court

AS OF NOV 10, 2026All 17 cases we track →
  • Depo-ProveraSIGN-UP DEADLINEUPDATED NOV 9 · DEADLINE NOV 30

    The federal count reached 6,413.

  • RoundupVERDICT FOR MONSANTOUPDATED NOV 10 · NEXT NOV 16

    Bayer’s chief executive said he expects the $7.25 billion settlement before Christmas.

  • Ozempic and GLP-1 DrugsRULING EXPECTEDUPDATED NOV 10 · NEXT NOV 17

    The FDA ordered the makers of every GLP-1 drug to add a NAION warning to their labels.

  • Hair RelaxerTRIAL SETUPDATED NOV 10 · NEXT DEC 21

    The case count reached 12,743.

  • Social Media AddictionTRIAL SETUPDATED NOV 10 · NEXT FEB 8

    Judge Gonzalez Rogers canceled the November 13 hearings in two school district test cases and told both sides to work on a settlement or prepare for trial.

Latest in Congress

AS OF NOV 5, 2026All 35 bills we follow →
  • CHATBOT Act (Senate)CLEARED COMMITTEELAST MOVE AUG 5, 2026

    AI Chatbots and Kids: Chatbot apps would have to offer family accounts and parental controls for kids.

  • Kids Online Safety Act (Senate)CLEARED COMMITTEELAST MOVE AUG 5, 2026

    Social Media Addiction: Platforms would have a duty to take reasonable care to prevent harm to kids.

  • Defense Bill for 2027 (Senate)CLEARED COMMITTEELAST MOVE JUL 14, 2026

    PFAS Water Contamination: The yearly defense bill. A proposed change filed against it would shield water utilities from PFAS cleanup costs.

Latest in the States

AS OF NOV 10, 2026All 15 state laws and bills we follow →

ChatGPT and OpenAI

The ChatGPT Lawsuits, Case by Case

Families have sued OpenAI over deaths and injuries they say followed conversations with ChatGPT. OpenAI disputes these claims, and no court has decided them.

Our tracker groups the filed cases by what each family says happened. It shows where each case stands today.

See where each case stands →

What to do if ChatGPT may have harmed someone in your family A family guide to AI chatbots

Who writes this

Written and Edited by a California Attorney

Lawsuit Informer is written and edited by David Meldofsky, a California-licensed attorney. He started the site because lawsuit pages often mix education, advertising and case intake without telling the reader which is which.

His work has been published in Law360, the Daily Journal and Attorney at Law Magazine.

Read David’s profile and published work →

What every page is held to

  • A licensed attorney writes or reviews every guide and case page before it is published.
  • Guides and case pages show the date they were last updated.
  • Dr. Thomas A. Hatzilabrou, M.D. reviews the medical sections of pages about symptoms, illness or toxic exposure for general accuracy.
  • AI tools help with parts of research and drafting. The Editorial Policy explains how.
  • Case intake happens on a separate site, and every link to it is labeled.
  • The corrections form sends a reported error straight to editorial review.

Lawsuit Informer also gives plain-language talks for schools, libraries and community groups. See the community education program.