The causes of action these complaints plead.

Competitors using a shared pricing algorithm or common data pool to align prices above competitive levels.

Collecting, storing, using, disclosing or profiting from biometric identifiers without the written notice, purpose disclosure, retention schedule and signed release the statute requires.

Capturing a biometric identifier for a commercial purpose without informing the person and receiving consent.

Any unlawful, unfair or fraudulent business act or practice, or unfair, deceptive, untrue or misleading advertising.

Misrepresenting or omitting a material fact in the sale or marketing of goods or services in a way likely to deceive a reasonable consumer.

Retaining a benefit obtained at the plaintiff's expense in circumstances where retention would be inequitable.

Failing to perform a promise in an agreement, including the platform terms and privacy commitments a company publishes.

Copying, reproducing, distributing or creating derivative works from a protected work without permission and without a defense such as fair use.

Intentionally removing or altering copyright management information, or distributing works knowing that information was removed, while knowing or having reason to know it will conceal infringement.

Liability for knowingly inducing, causing or materially contributing to another party's infringement.

Liability for someone else's infringement where the defendant had the right and ability to supervise it and a direct financial interest in it.

An automated screening, ranking or assessment tool that disproportionately excludes a protected group, or that is used to discriminate.

Failing to use reasonable care in designing, testing, deploying or monitoring an automated system, causing foreseeable harm.

Placing a defective and unreasonably dangerous product into the stream of commerce, measured by the product's design rather than the seller's care.

Selling a product without adequate warnings or instructions about a foreseeable risk that is not obvious to the user.

A statutory claim by a decedent's survivors or estate for a death caused by another party's wrongful act, neglect or default.

Using an automated prediction to deny or terminate coverage without the individualized clinical review the policy or statute requires.

Publication of a false statement of fact about a person that damages reputation, where the statement was produced by a generative system.

A party in a position of trust acting against the interests of the person whose interests it is bound to protect.

Intentionally intruding on someone's private affairs in a way that would be highly offensive to a reasonable person.

Intercepting or recording a communication, or aiding someone else to do so, without the consent of all parties.

Intentionally intercepting the contents of an electronic communication, or using or disclosing contents known to have been unlawfully intercepted.

Collecting personal information at scale from websites, apps and public sources without notice or consent, and using it to build or operate a commercial system.

Disclosing information received in a confidential relationship to a third party without authorization.

A video tape service provider knowingly disclosing personally identifiable information about a consumer's video-viewing history without informed, written consent.

Commercial use of a person's name, voice, signature, photograph or likeness without consent — including a synthetic imitation.

Materially misrepresenting a company's artificial intelligence capabilities, products or revenue to investors.

Use of a famous mark that blurs its distinctiveness or tarnishes its reputation, or that is likely to confuse consumers about source or sponsorship.