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Sarah Andersen’s copyright lawsuit, the 1st filed v. AI companies, gets pushed back again at her request

In Andersen v. Stability AI, Judge Orrick has granted most of Plaintiff Sarah Andersen’s request to push back the deadlines in the scheduling order by about 3 months.

The hearing on summary judgment motions gets moved from Nov. 4, 2026 to February 17, 2027.

For the very 1st copyright lawsuit filed against gen AI companies, this case has moved at a relatively slow pace compared to the other copyright lawsuits against gen AI companies.

Andersen and other visual artists sued Stability AI, Midjourney, Deviant Art, and Runway AI.

Here’s the new schedule:

Below are the current schedules related to summary judgment motions. Judge Eumi Lee presides over 2 lawsuits with the next chance for a summary judgment ruling, with the Concord Music v. Anthropic case in pole position. Now the Andersen case has fallen off to the bottom of the list of contenders for the next ruling on fair use:

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