“Even where federal enforcement has softened, states are often stepping in and pushing litigation forward,” Norton Rose Fulbright’s U.S. head of litigation and disputes said.
AI deployments flagged as class-action catalyst (41% of counsel). Cybersecurity, privacy top litigation exposures. States mandate 90-day notice before AI job displacement. Companies liable for AI decisions even with licensed tech—compliance burden for CTO roadmaps.
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“Even where federal enforcement has softened, states are often stepping in and pushing litigation forward,” Norton Rose Fulbright’s U.S. head of litigation and disputes said.
Published June 15, 2026
An aerial view of a billboard advertising an artificial intelligence company on Sept. 16, 2025, in San Francisco, Calif. A recent report identified AI tools as “an emerging class action catalyst.”
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