This is our monthly summary of the lawsuits against AI chatbot companies: OpenAI (ChatGPT), Character.AI and Google. It covers what changed in the past month and what to watch. The dated history is kept in the update log on our AI chatbot lawsuit page. If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call...
Continue ReadingSome of the lawsuits against AI chatbot companies are not about suicide. They are about people who, after weeks or months of conversation with a chatbot, came to believe things that were not true and ended up in a psychiatric hospital, or worse. News coverage calls this “AI psychosis.” This article explains what the term means, which lawsuits have...
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Parents usually ask us two questions in the same breath: does my child qualify, and how do we join? There is no sign-up form for the social media addiction lawsuit. Each family files its own case. This article explains who qualifies, who does the filing when the injured person is a minor, how long you have, and what the...
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This is our monthly summary of the social media addiction litigation against Meta, TikTok, Snap and YouTube. It covers what changed in the past month and what comes next. The entry-by-entry history is kept in the update log on our social media addiction lawsuit page. Following the Case Because of Your Child? Your family may have a claim if...
Continue ReadingFamilies in several states have sued OpenAI, claiming that ChatGPT encouraged a son, daughter, husband or wife who was thinking about suicide when it should have steered them to help. This article explains which ChatGPT suicide lawsuits have been filed, what they allege, what OpenAI says in response, where the cases stand in November 2026, and who can file....
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On October 12, 2026, Character Technologies, the company behind Character.AI, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in federal court in Delaware. Parents who have called us since then ask the same thing: does this end the lawsuits? It does not. It changes where a claim against the company is handled, and it will add a deadline that has nothing to...
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Jefferson County, Alabama | November 11, 2026 A 26-year-old man died and another person was seriously hurt early Monday, November 9, 2026, when a vehicle struck them as they changed a flat tire on the shoulder of Interstate 459 South in Hoover, according to Hoover police. The driver of that vehicle was also seriously injured. Police have not said...
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Last updated: November 10, 2026 In 2026 Boston Scientific recalled its unused Infinion CX spinal cord stimulator leads, and the FDA classified the action as Class I, the most serious type of recall. The company had reported 1,081 serious injuries linked to the leads as of May 27, 2026 and no deaths. The recall removes leads that had not...
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Last updated: November 10, 2026 There is no spinal cord stimulator settlement, and there are no settlement amounts. As of November 2026 no stimulator product liability case against Boston Scientific, Abbott, Nevro or Medtronic has been settled or tried, in any court. Every dollar range you have seen online is a law firm’s guess. This post explains why the...
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Last updated: November 10, 2026 The spinal cord stimulator lawsuits are now organized into three federal proceedings, one each for Boston Scientific, Abbott and Nevro, and November 2026 is the month they start moving. The Abbott court’s first hearing was set for November 12. Boston Scientific’s motion to dismiss the plaintiffs’ master complaint is due November 20. Nevro leadership...
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