Translated title. Original: Anthropic vs. Kahn: Klage wegen der 5x- und 20x-Werbung geht weiter
A U.S. judge ruled that Anthropic must continue defending against a proposed class action over Claude Max ads claiming five or twenty times the usage of the Pro plan. The ads could have misled customers.
Meta is facing a consumer class action in Australia brought on behalf of children and teenagers who allege harm from using Facebook and Instagram. The case centers on the social media platforms' impact on youth and is ongoing.
Translated title. Original: Anthropic enfrentará reclamos por la publicidad de Claude Max - DiarioBitcoin
A California federal judge allowed part of a class-action against Anthropic over Claude Max pricing claims, ruling that plaintiffs may pursue negligent misrepresentation and breach-of-contract theories about weekly usage versus per-session limits; other claims were dismissed or deferred.
A Sydney-based class-action against Meta Platforms (Facebook and Instagram) was filed in the Federal Court of Australia, funded by Litigation Lending Services, with eight unnamed young applicants alleging harm from Meta's platforms and awareness of such harm; the case would be the first of its kind in Australia, echoing prior US lawsuits.
Alphabet faces a class-action lawsuit following a stock decline tied to delays and performance issues around its Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model; plaintiffs seek redress with a motion due by December 1, 2026, while Alphabet reports higher capex and negative free cash flow for Q2 2026. Investors are advised to gather loss information, consult counsel, and stay informed as the case develops.
A California federal judge certifies four classes of Facebook users in a suit alleging Meta Platforms collected personal health information via healthcare provider websites, enabling a class action; the full article requires registration.
A law firm announces a securities class action against Microsoft, alleging false statements about Copilot and AI investments, with a class period from May 1, 2025 to January 28, 2026; investors are invited to join and review the complaint, with a lead-plaintiff deadline of August 11, 2026.
Apple faces a $250 million settlement over unfulfilled Siri features marketed under Apple Intelligence for several iPhone models; eligible U.S. customers can claim about $25 per device, potentially up to $95, with December 21 deadline and a court-ordered approval process extending to 2027.
A law firm announces a securities class action against Alphabet over alleged fraud tied to product announcements and stock moves, urging affected investors to join by December 1, 2026, with details provided by the firm.
A securities class action accuses Alphabet of misleadingly describing Gemini 3.5 Pro's development and launch timeline, with key announcements in May and June 2026 and substantial share-price effects; investors have until December 1, 2026 to seek lead plaintiff status, with Levi & Korsinsky offering evaluations.