Court dismisses lawsuit against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman filed by sister, but a comeback route remains- Moneycontrol.com

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A US judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Sam Altman's sister, but allowed her to refile under Missouri's child abuse law.

Summary

A US judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman by his sister, Ann Altman, citing statute of limitations issues regarding sexual abuse claims. However, the court has allowed Ann Altman to amend her complaint under Missouri’s child sex abuse law, potentially opening a path for the case to proceed. The judge determined that the original claims were time-barred, but the plaintiff may be able to refile based on the Missouri law. Altman has publicly denied the allegations, calling them “utterly untrue.” The case revolves around allegations of abuse, and the dismissal does not preclude the possibility of a renewed legal challenge under the amended complaint.

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