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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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After dismissal, Google adds new allegations to shore up DMCA claim v. SerpApi
Read more: After dismissal, Google adds new allegations to shore up DMCA claim v. SerpApiGoogle filed its First Amended Complaint against SerpApi in a case involving scraping and a DMCA anti-circumvention claim. To address Judge Gonzalez Rogers’ dismissal of the original complaint, Google added the following allegations in its First Amended Complaint: We shall see if these additional allegations are sufficient to withstand another motion to dismiss.
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Judge Gonzalez Rogers dismisses Google’s DMCA anti-circumvention claim v. SerpApi for alleged circumvention of SearchGuard v. scraping Google results
Read more: Judge Gonzalez Rogers dismisses Google’s DMCA anti-circumvention claim v. SerpApi for alleged circumvention of SearchGuard v. scraping Google resultsJudge Gonzalez Rogers just dismissed Google’s DMCA anti-circumvention claim against SerpApi for allegedly circumventing Google’s SearchGuard “challenge” to prevent SerpApi from scraping Google search results. The decision is nuanced. First, the Judge dismissed with prejudice Google’s claim “as a matter of law to the extent that they are premised on instances where SearchGuard controls access…
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SerpApi moves to dismiss Google’s suit for scraping
Read more: SerpApi moves to dismiss Google’s suit for scrapingSerpApi has moved to dismiss Google’s complaint. It’s a rare case in which an AI company has sued a tech company for alleged DMCA anti-circumvention violations related to scraping of content. Excerpts: DOWNLOAD THE MOTION Related Stories
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Google v. SerpApi COMPLAINT (filed Dec. 19, 2025).
Read more: Google v. SerpApi COMPLAINT (filed Dec. 19, 2025).SerpApi, LLC was hit with its second DMCA circumvention lawsuit. The first was filed by Reddit. The second by Google. SerpApi allegedly “offers services that ‘scrape/ this copyrighted content and more from Google, using deceptive means to automatically access and take it for free at an astonishing scale and then offering it to various customers…