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Doe 1 v. Github 9th Circuit brief of Doe Appellant on DMCA CMI claims
Read more: Doe 1 v. Github 9th Circuit brief of Doe Appellant on DMCA CMI claimsThe interlocutory appeal of the interpretation of Section 1202 of the DMCA is now being briefed. Represented by Joseph Saveri Law Firm and David Boies’s law firm, the Doe Appellants make the following arguments on appeal below. The defendant-appellees’ Answering Brief Due (Appellee) is due 5/12/2025. Optional Reply Brief due 21 days after service of…
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Tremblay plaintiffs want to file second amended complaint to add Microsoft to the ChatGPT Litigation and other claims. OpenAI opposes.
Read more: Tremblay plaintiffs want to file second amended complaint to add Microsoft to the ChatGPT Litigation and other claims. OpenAI opposes.In the In re OpenAI ChatGPT Litigation, another case in which the David Boies firm appears have taken the lead in the plaintiffs’ case from the Joseph Saveri firm, the plaintiffs are seeking to file a second amended complaint to add Microsoft as a defendant, to expand the scope of works beyond books to include…
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Kadrey plaintiffs seek partial summary judgment that Meta’s torrenting of book files from pirated datasets is infringement, not fair use. Motion does not cover DMCA claim, fair use during training, or remedies.
Read more: Kadrey plaintiffs seek partial summary judgment that Meta’s torrenting of book files from pirated datasets is infringement, not fair use. Motion does not cover DMCA claim, fair use during training, or remedies.The Kadrey plaintiffs filed their motion for partial summary judgment. They ask the court to rule that Meta’s use of torrenting to download while allowing others to upload pirated copies of books from so-called shadow libraries. This unauthorized torrenting does not constitute fair use, the plaintiffs assert, citing the Second Circuit’s decision in Hachette v.…
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From bad to worse: Meta belatedly finds 18,000 Meta documents missed in its discovery review. Oh boy.
Read more: From bad to worse: Meta belatedly finds 18,000 Meta documents missed in its discovery review. Oh boy.Oh boy. Meta just found 18,000 Meta documents that it hasn’t reviewed yet in response to the Kadrey plaintiffs’ discovery requests. Meta blames its “e-discovery vendor” that apparently conducted its review. Meta discovered this gaping lapse in its vendor’s e-discovery review in the course of preparing the attorney-client communications it must submit to Judge Chhabria…