What is changing in Texas law: rulings from the state courts, bills signed into law, and regulatory updates that affect people and businesses in TX. Use the topics below to narrow the feed.
Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit in Collin County alleging OpenAI misled Texas users about ChatGPT safety and violated state consumer‑protection and child‑online laws.
Robert Wayne Boling Jr. pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges for stealing personal data of thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans, facing up to 20 years per count.
Heal 360 Urgent Care and Primary Care and their owner agreed to pay $20 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations they billed for unperformed services to the COVID‑19 Uninsured Program.
The high court heard arguments on whether an AI‑produced transcript can replace a certified shorthand reporter, raising cost, accuracy and confidentiality concerns.
A federal judge approved a settlement requiring a Texas memory care facility to pay $15,000 and update policies after allegedly demoting a National Guard medic.
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