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A child abuse victim has filed suit against xAI, claiming the company's Grok AI system converted her real photographs into sexual imagery and distributed them online without consent.
A former child actor has filed a lawsuit against Disney, alleging she was repeatedly raped and sexually harassed by a male employee during film production when she was 14. The suit accuses Disney of failing to protect her despite visible misconduct on set.
The owner of Rocky, a dog involved in a recent high-profile controversy, is evaluating legal options following the completion of investigations, according to statements from her legal representatives.
Kedah's chief minister has initiated legal proceedings against DAP figures, including Nga Kor Ming, contending they deliberately misrepresented his remarks in public discourse.
A Henan father has sued four major Chinese gaming firms seeking symbolic damages and mandatory enforcement of age-protection rules. His son's severe addiction sparked the case after a medical emergency.
UEFA has formally warned FIFA President Gianni Infantino of possible legal action over a failed scheme to sell commercial rights worth US$4.2 billion to private investors, demanding preservation of all related documents.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has issued a formal letter of demand to PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, requiring a public apology for allegedly defamatory remarks made in June. The lawyer gave a 48-hour response deadline.
eBay has agreed to pay nearly US$50 million to settle a civil lawsuit brought by journalists David and Ina Steiner, founders of EcommerceBytes newsletter, who were subjected to a years-long harassment campaign by former company employees attempting to silence their critical reporting.
A deaf Grab driver has filed legal proceedings against Malaysian police and the government, alleging physical assault and pressure to withdraw his complaint. The case raises critical questions about accessibility and accountability in Malaysia's law enforcement system.