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- Depo-ProveraSIGN-UP DEADLINE
The federal count reached 6,413.
- AFFF Firefighting Foam3M INJURY DEAL ANNOUNCED
The judge set the first deadlines under the 3M settlement.
- RoundupVERDICT FOR MONSANTO
Bayer’s chief executive said he expects the $7.25 billion settlement before Christmas.
- ParaquatSETTLEMENT STALLED
The federal count stood at 6,635.
- Ozempic and GLP-1 DrugsRULING EXPECTED
The judge set a January 19, 2027 hearing on Eli Lilly’s request to end its stomach cases on the label question.
- CHATBOT Act (Senate)CLEARED COMMITTEE
AI Chatbots and Kids: Chatbot apps would have to offer family accounts and parental controls for kids.
- Kids Online Safety Act (Senate)CLEARED COMMITTEE
Social Media Addiction: Platforms would have a duty to take reasonable care to prevent harm to kids.
- Defense Bill for 2027 (Senate)CLEARED COMMITTEE
PFAS Water Contamination: The yearly defense bill. A proposed change filed against it would shield water utilities from PFAS cleanup costs.
- New York AI Companion Law for MinorsLAW
AI Chatbots and Kids: Companies may not offer anyone under 18 an AI companion with any of 12 unsafe features.
- New Jersey Chatbot Liability BillCLEARED COMMITTEE
AI Chatbots and Kids: This bill would treat a chatbot as a product.
- Pennsylvania Baby Food Protection ActPASSED ONE CHAMBER
Baby Food Heavy Metals: The state would test each batch of baby food made in Pennsylvania for arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury.
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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
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Each case has a plain-language guide and a page of dated updates. The line under each name says where the case stands today.
- AFFF Foam and Cancer3M injury deal announcedUpdates →
- ChatGPT and OpenAIMotions to dismissUpdates →
- Depo-Provera and Brain TumorsDEADLINE Nov 30: Settlement sign-ups closeUpdates →
- Hair Relaxer and CancerTrial setUpdates →
- Hernia MeshCovidien trials setUpdates →
- House v. NCAA SettlementBack pay on holdUpdates →
- Mesothelioma and AsbestosClaims openUpdates →
- Ozempic and GLP-1 DrugsRuling expectedUpdates →
- Paraquat and Parkinson’sSettlement stalledUpdates →
- PFAS Water Contamination3M injury deal; 3M cases pausedUpdates →
- Roundup and LymphomaVerdict for MonsantoUpdates →
- Social Media AddictionTrial setUpdates →
- Suboxone Tooth DecayNo settlement yetUpdates →
- Talcum Powder and CancerSettlement pendingUpdates →
- Transvaginal MeshCases active in New JerseyUpdates →
- Tylenol and AutismRuling expectedUpdates →
- Video Games and RobloxNo settlement yetUpdates →
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