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SerpApi seeks another dismissal of Google’s complaint
Read more: SerpApi seeks another dismissal of Google’s complaintSerpApi filed a motion to dismiss Google’s First Amended Complaint. The original complaint was dismissed by Judge Gonzalez Rogers for the reasons explained below: Excerpt: DOWNLOAD:
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Ted Entertainment opposes dismissal of suit v. OpenAI
Read more: Ted Entertainment opposes dismissal of suit v. OpenAIIt’s interesting to see any copyright lawsuit against OpenAI outside of the MDL litigation before Judge Stein; nearly all such lawsuits have been transferred there. But, for whatever reason, Ted Entertainment’s lawsuit remains in the Northern District of California. Below are the current briefs on the motion to dismiss: Ted Entertainment Opposition: OpenAI Motion to…
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Cambronne book authors, Anthropic file case management statement
Read more: Cambronne book authors, Anthropic file case management statementAhead of the Sept. 3 initial case management hearing before Judge Pitts, the Cambronne book authors and Anthropic have filed a joint case management statement. The parties don’t agree on a schedule. Anthropic suggests the below. A trial wouldn’t be until 2028! DOWNLOAD:
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Perplexity seeks dismissal of most of CNN’s claims
Read more: Perplexity seeks dismissal of most of CNN’s claimsPerplexity is seeking a dismissal of CNN’s Counts II through V of the Complaint for failure to state a claim. (Everything but the “input” claims of infringement.) Excerpt: DOWNLOAD PERPLEXITY’S BRIEF:
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Judge Lee denies attorneys’ fee to Google after Cengage, Hachette withdraw motion to intervene. But Judge expresses concern w/ filing new suit “3,000 miles away” from ongoing suit v. Google
Read more: Judge Lee denies attorneys’ fee to Google after Cengage, Hachette withdraw motion to intervene. But Judge expresses concern w/ filing new suit “3,000 miles away” from ongoing suit v. GoogleIn re Google Generative AI Copyright Litigation, Judge Eumi Lee granted the unopposed motion of publishers Cengage and Hachette to withdraw their motion to intervene. Judge Lee also denied Google’s request for attorneys’ fees it spent in opposing the motion to intervene. But Judge Lee also expressed concern “that the publishers filed their new case…
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wikiHow sues OpenAI for copyright infringement. Open season on OpenAI continues.
Read more: wikiHow sues OpenAI for copyright infringement. Open season on OpenAI continues.OpenAI was just sued again for copyright infringement. This time, wikiHow, the website for “how to” instructions, sued OpenAI. Claims: (1) Copyright infringement in inputs; (2) copyright infringement in response to user queries; (3) Vicarious infringement; (4) Removal of CMI, DMCA 1202(b)(1). By my unofficial count, this is copyright suit No. 24 against OpenAI. Visit…
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Updated US Map of Copyright Suits. Total = 137. New suit wikiHow v. OpenAI
Read more: Updated US Map of Copyright Suits. Total = 137. New suit wikiHow v. OpenAIWe updated the US Map of Copyright Suits to include the new one just filed against OpenAI by wikiHow, Inc. DOWNLOAD PDF:
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Adobe seeks to relate recently filed securities derivative suits with prior filed copyright class actions before Judge Scott Corley
Read more: Adobe seeks to relate recently filed securities derivative suits with prior filed copyright class actions before Judge Scott CorleyAdobe is requesting that Judge Scott Corley consider the recently filed copyright securities derivative suits — Hirschberger v. Narayen and SEIU Pension Plan Master Trust v. Adobe — as related cases to Lyon and Kleiner v. Adobe. The Tanzer v. Adobe suit was just dismissed by the Judge due to insufficient allegations of injury (or…