A federal employment discrimination lawsuit against Workday puts AI hiring software on trial. The case may determine who's liable when algorithms screen out job applicants by age, race, gender, or disability - the employer, the software company, or both?
Dash cam footage can provide critical evidence after a North Carolina car accident, especially when drivers disagree about fault or an insurer tries to shift blame.
The first federal Mead Johnson NEC baby formula bellwether ended in a defense verdict, but hundreds of federal lawsuits remain pending as the litigation continues.
Data breach settlements rarely pay what the headline number suggests. Payouts shrink based on how many people file, fees come out first, and many breaches now trace back to third-party vendors consumers never chose. Learn what a settlement actually covers and what it does or doesn't fix.
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AI deepfakes can affect elections, reputations, and personal privacy. Texas and federal laws now address deceptive content, intimate images, and online platforms.
