In Episode 6 of the D&O Diary Podcast Series, we sit down with Dan Holloway, Head of Global Management Liability & Professional Indemnity at Allianz Commercial, to discuss the results of a recent global survey examining industry perspectives on AI and its impact on D&O liability and insurance.
The survey, conducted jointly by
The securities class action lawsuit filed against Intuit, Inc. on August 17, 2026, represents another notable development in one of the most significant securities litigation trends of the year. According to our count, the Intuit case is the 20th AI-related securities class action filed in 2026, underscoring the continued evolution of AI-related litigation beyond traditional allegations of AI-washing and overstated artificial intelligence capabilities.
Similar to the securities class action filed against ZoomInfo Technologies on July 13, 2026, the complaint against Intuit alleges that, while the company promoted the benefits of artificial intelligence, it failed to disclose the extent to which AI was simultaneously creating competitive pressures for key parts of its business.
A copy of the complaint filed against Intuit can be found here.
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In the following guest post, Nessim Mezrahi and Stephen Sigrist present their view that U.S. securities litigation risk is increasing significantly, driven by geopolitical instability and weakening investor confidence in the AI investment proposition, and that growing market capitalization losses, increased shareholder scrutiny, and the potential for an AI-related market correction are creating heightened securities litigation exposure. Nessim Mezrahi is co-founder and CEO, and Stephen Sigrist is a senior vice president, at SAR LLC. Our thanks to Nessim and Stephen for allowing us to publish their article on our site.
Continue Reading Guest Post: Increasing Deterioration in U.S. Securities Litigation Risk