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West Virginia’s lawsuit against Apple targets iCloud’s alleged role in the storage and concealment of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), intensifying national debates over encryption, platform responsibility, and technology company liability.
Uber is moving toward stricter driver background check standards after investigations and court decisions intensified scrutiny of its safety practices. The policy shift could reshape eligibility rules for drivers nationwide while ongoing litigation continues to test how far ride share companies’ responsibilities extend.
Los Angeles County’s lawsuit against Roblox adds to a growing wave of legal challenges questioning whether major online platforms have done enough to protect children. As courts examine allegations of sexual exploitation, the case highlights how design choices, moderation systems, and safety controls are increasingly central to survivor litigation.
A new Arkansas lawsuit claims Southern Baptist leaders and organizations could have prevented sexual abuse committed by a former Bentonville youth minister.
Federal judges have consolidated Lyft sexual assault lawsuits into a California MDL, marking a major step forward for survivors seeking accountability over rideshare safety failures.
A Phoenix jury is deliberating in the first federal Uber sexual assault bellwether trial, a case that could shape how thousands of pending claims against rideshare companies are resolved.
Lyft faces a smaller but growing number of passenger sexual abuse lawsuits. Federal judges are now weighing whether the cases should be consolidated, a move that could shape the future of rideshare accountability.
The first federal bellwether trial in Uber’s massive sexual assault litigation has begun in Arizona, placing the company’s safety practices under intense scrutiny as thousands of similar claims loom.
The Roblox cases are now centralized in a federal MDL, a procedural shift that can change everything from discovery to settlement leverage. Here’s what survivors and families should know, and what may happen next.
A California mother says church leaders ignored warnings about a dangerous pattern of abuse and even defended the man she accused, raising new questions about accountability inside one of the nation’s most influential non-denominational congregations.