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OpenAI Faces Texas Deceptive Claims, Child User Safety Lawsuit Original

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By Ryan Autullo Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
and CEO Sam Altman face a new deceptive marketing lawsuit from the state of Texas for failing to protect users from the ChatGPT chatbot. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) in a lawsuit filed Friday said the company and Altman also violated a state law requiring digital service providers to implement safety features to protect children.
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Gilead Will Pay $45 Million to End Texas Medicaid Kickback Suit Original

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By Ryan Autullo Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
will pay $45 million to resolve claims the pharmaceutical company paid illegal kickbacks influencing the prescription of drugs paid for by Texas Medicaid.
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Texas Independent Survives Dismissal Bid in Ballot Challenge Original

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By Ryan Autullo Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Texas failed to secure dismissal of an independent political candidate’s lawsuit claiming state election laws make it nearly impossible for him and others not affiliated with a party to qualify for the ballot. Politician Mike Collier, who lost a prior ruling in the case that kept him out of the lieutenant governor’s race in November, kept his lawsuit alive Wednesday by pleading he’d like to run as an independent again in a future election cycle, Judge Robert Pitman ruled.
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