I found the revised webpage for the Anthropic case on ClaimHero’s website:
Let’s how it complies with Judge Alsup’s interim order below:
- Disclose that ClaimsHero itself “has no experience in federal or state court.” Plus, disclose that ClaimsHero would enlist another law firm with a higher contingency fee to litigate the case. According to Law360, Judge Alsup said: “I feel this is the single biggest misleading part.”[Without such disclosure,] it is a “bait and switch” and “fraud.”
- CLAIMSHERO revision: “ClaimsHero is just getting started revolutionizing the way consumers interact with class actions, and as of today, does not yet have experience litigating in state or federal court. Consequently, ClaimsHero partners with experienced and sophisticated law firms that litigate high stakes cases all over the country. If you decide to opt out and retain ClaimsHero, we will partner with another one of these law firms to file an individual suit on your behalf against Anthropic. That, of course, will not increase the amount you owe in attorney fees, as ClaimsHero simply shares the percent you will agree to pay it, with its partner law firms!”
- Disclose that Judge Alsup ruled for Anthropic on fair use in AI training.
- CLAIMSHERO revision: “Judge Alsup found that Anthropic’s use of copyrighted works to train its LLM was fair use, which means Anthropic isn’t liable for that conduct in this case. But Judge Alsup also found that Anthropic’s downloading of pirated works and retention of them as a central library was not fair use, meaning those copyright claims were proceeding to trial until Anthropic settled and Judge Alsup preliminarily approved the settlement. You can read Judge Alsup’s order on Anthropic’s fair use defense here.”
- Stop using the word “claims” in the way Bartz Class Counsel identified as misleading.
- CLAIMSHERO revision: It has removed the Anthropic case from the “All Claims” and “Popular Claims” parts of its website.
- Stop using Anthropic’s stylized trademarks and logos in its overtures to class members.
- CLAIMSHERO revision: It has removed Anthropic’s trademarks.
