Status: Investigating claims · Last updated November 2026
Artificial intelligence, social media, self-driving vehicles and connected devices are changing daily life, and they are also creating new kinds of harm. When a technology company puts a dangerous product into the world, misuses your data or ignores clear warning signs, the law can hold it accountable just like any other manufacturer or business.
Wieand Parker Arreola represents people, families and businesses harmed by technology. We are currently investigating claims in the areas below. Select a topic to learn what the lawsuits allege, where the litigation stands and who may qualify. Call (215) 666-7777 for a free, confidential case review.
Claims involving chatbots that encouraged self-harm, fueled delusions or gave dangerous medical advice, and digital health tools that put patients at risk.
Claims that platforms were designed to addict young users or failed to protect them from predators, drug dealers and scammers.
Injuries involving driver-assist systems, driverless vehicles and robots at work, at home and in the operating room.
Claims involving data breaches, secret tracking and the sale or misuse of personal information.
Claims involving algorithms that deny care, jobs, housing or fair prices, and AI errors that cost people money.
Claims involving fake images and videos, voice clones, false AI statements and the use of creators’ work.
Claims involving battery fires, failed smart devices, neural implants and data centers that harm neighbors.
Technology companies often argue that their products are services, not products, or that federal law shields them from responsibility. Courts are increasingly rejecting those arguments when a company’s own design choices cause harm. These cases also turn on digital evidence, such as chat logs, app data, vehicle data and company records, that can disappear quickly. We act fast to preserve it and work with technical experts to understand what happened.
Some technology claims, such as data breaches, proceed as class actions. Others, such as injury and wrongful death cases, are individual lawsuits coordinated with similar cases. We will explain which applies to you.
Nothing. Consultations are free and confidential, and if we take your case, you pay no fee unless we recover compensation for you.
If technology harmed you, your family or your business, contact Wieand Parker Arreola for a free, confidential case review. See also our class action and mass tort cases and defective products practice.
Call (215) 666-7777 or contact us online for a free case review.
This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Information is current as of November 2026 and may change.
