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Google files pointed letter refuting Hachette’s arguments v. transfer
Read more: Google files pointed letter refuting Hachette’s arguments v. transferThe legal skirmish over Google’s anticipated motion to transfer the Hachette v. Google case to the N.D. California intensified in an exchange of pointed letter submitted to Judge Preska Excerpt of Google’s Letter: * * * DOWNLOAD GOOGLE’S LETTER: DOWNLOAD HACHETTE’S LETTER:
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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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Google seeks transfer of Hachette lawsuit from SDNY to ND Cal.
Read more: Google seeks transfer of Hachette lawsuit from SDNY to ND Cal.Google filed a reply letter regarding its motion to transfer the Hachette lawsuit from the SDNY to the Northern District of California. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE LETTER:
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Should Hachette and Cengage have to pay Google’s legal fees after publishers seek to withdraw their motion to intervene in case
Read more: Should Hachette and Cengage have to pay Google’s legal fees after publishers seek to withdraw their motion to intervene in caseIn re Google Generative AI Copyright Litigation just got interesting.Google has asked Judge Eumi Lee to order Hachette and Cengage publishers to reimburse Google for the attorneys’ fees it cost to respond to their belated motion to intervene. Hachette and Cengage recently filed a new lawsuit in the SDNY and sought to withdraw this motion…
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Google hit with 2d AI copyright suit in 2 days. Publishers sue Google for the 1st time for alleged infringement in its AI model Gemini
Read more: Google hit with 2d AI copyright suit in 2 days. Publishers sue Google for the 1st time for alleged infringement in its AI model GeminiThe AI Copyright Wars are escalating. Google was just hit with its 2d copyright lawsuit in 2 days. Hachette Book Group, Cengage Learning, Elsevier, the book author Scott Turow, and S.C.R.I.B.E filed a class action copyright suit in the Southern District of New York. It’s similar to the suit they filed against Meta and Mark…