Torts/Personal Injury,
Technology
Sep. 24, 2026
Judge tells attorneys to avoid attacks in ChatGPT liability cases
A San Francisco judge admonished attorneys to avoid personal attacks in coordinated ChatGPT liability cases, set deadlines for pleadings and discovery, and heard arguments over coordinating discovery with federal litigation.
A San Francisco County Superior Court judge admonished attorneys Wednesday to stop attacking one another in filings in coordinated litigation alleging ChatGPT contributed to suicides and wrongful deaths among users.
"I am a little concerned about some of the attacks on one another in what I see in the statement here. There are references by one side [of the] other side being disorganized," Judge Ethan P. Schulman said during the first status conference in the Judicial Co...
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