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Perplexity seeks dismissal of New York Times, Chicago Tribune’s complaints
Read more: Perplexity seeks dismissal of New York Times, Chicago Tribune’s complaintsOn April 17, Perplexity filed a consolidated motion to dismiss the First Amendment Complaints of the New York Times and Chicago Tribune. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD PERPLEXITY’S MOTION TO DISMISS
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In suit v. Perplexity, New York Times and Chicago Tribune filed first amended complaints
Read more: In suit v. Perplexity, New York Times and Chicago Tribune filed first amended complaintsIn response to Perplexity’s motions to dismiss, New York Times and Chicago Tribune have filed First Amended Complaints. We performed a Track Changes of the Chicago Tribune’s two complaints. There are a few additions to the complaints, highlighted in blue and green: DOWNLOAD FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINTS OF NEW YORK TIMES AND CHICAGO TRIBUNE
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Perplexity argues Feist and bedrock principle that facts cannot be copyrighted requires dismissal of The New York Times’ copyright suit
Read more: Perplexity argues Feist and bedrock principle that facts cannot be copyrighted requires dismissal of The New York Times’ copyright suitThis past week, Perplexity AI filed a reply to support its motion to dismiss the complaint of the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune. Perplexity relies on the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Feist, which recognized the bedrock principle that facts cannot be copyrighted by anyone. Excerpt: My Take on the use of facts…
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NYT, Chicago Tribune, Perplexity AI can’t agree on discovery preservation
Read more: NYT, Chicago Tribune, Perplexity AI can’t agree on discovery preservationThe New York Times, Chicago Tribune, and Perplexity AI have filed a letter to Judge Preska regarding their dispute over what records should be subject to discovery preservation.
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In SDNY, Judge Preska deems as related NYT, Chicago Tribune suits v. Perplexity AI. Sets conference for Jan. 6.
Read more: In SDNY, Judge Preska deems as related NYT, Chicago Tribune suits v. Perplexity AI. Sets conference for Jan. 6.The recently filed lawsuits against Perplexity AI filed by the New York Times and Chicago Tribune are now related cases before Judge Loretta Preska in the Southern District of New York. The Judge set the initial status conference for Jan. 5, 2026, 11:30 EDT. Meanwhile, Perplexity AI faces 4 other lawsuits filed by Carreyrou in…
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Lawyers for Chicago Tribune, New York Times in suit v. Perplexity ask 2 judges to transfer to 1 judge
Read more: Lawyers for Chicago Tribune, New York Times in suit v. Perplexity ask 2 judges to transfer to 1 judgeThere are 4 lawsuits filed by news media (Dow Jones, New York Times, and Chicago Tribune) and Encyclopaedia Britannica against Perplexity AI, all in the Southern District of New York. But, after two attempts for related case status, Judge Polk Failla denied the asserted combination (Dow Jones/Encyclopaedia Britannica and Dow Jones/Chicago Tribune/New York Times was…
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Judge Polk Failla denies related case status to NYT, Chicago Tribune lawsuits v. Perplexity. Not related to Dow Jones v. Perplexity.
Read more: Judge Polk Failla denies related case status to NYT, Chicago Tribune lawsuits v. Perplexity. Not related to Dow Jones v. Perplexity.Interestingly, Judge Polk Failla, who presides over Dow Jones v. Perplexity AI, has denied related case status to both (1) New York Times v. Perplexity AI, and (2) Chicago Tribune Co. v. Perplexity AI. (1) has been assigned to Judge Vernon S. Broderick. (2) has been assigned to Judge Loretta Preska. This means there are…
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Chicago Tribune v. Perplexity AI Complaint. Rothwell Figg firm files 3rd suit in 8 days.
Read more: Chicago Tribune v. Perplexity AI Complaint. Rothwell Figg firm files 3rd suit in 8 days.Chicago Tribune just sued Perplexity AI. This is the 64th copyright lawsuit filed against an AI company in the United States. Counts: (1) Copyright Infringement (17 U.S.C. § 106(1)) – Perplexity’s Acquisition of the Chicago Tribune’s Copyrighted Works to Create “Inputs” for its GenAI Products; Copyright Infringement (17 U.S.C. § 106(2)) – Perplexity’s Copying of…