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Judge Breyer agrees with Google and denies stay of its motion to dismiss in David L. Greene lawsuit
Read more: Judge Breyer agrees with Google and denies stay of its motion to dismiss in David L. Greene lawsuitJudge Breyer just agreed with Google and denied the stay request on Google’s motion to dismiss of plaintiff David L. Greene, former host of NPR’s All Things Considered. Greene was hoping Judge Breyer would decide his motion to remand the state law case back to state court first. But Judge Breyer wants briefing on that…
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Judge Breyer denies motion to dismiss in lawsuit v. Databricks and Mosaic for alleged use of books in early stage but not actual training of model
Read more: Judge Breyer denies motion to dismiss in lawsuit v. Databricks and Mosaic for alleged use of books in early stage but not actual training of modelJudge Breyer denied the motion to dismiss the Plaintiffs’ Second Amended Complaint in In re Mosaic LLM Litigation. Databricks and Mosaic argued that the complaint failed to state a claim of infringement because the allegations are only that “Databricks copied their books during early development of DBRX and not its actual training.” Judge Breyer found…
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Judge Breyer adopts Plaintiffs’ schedule in Salesforce Copyright Litigation. Summary judgment briefing won’t be completed until Mar. 24, 2028. Class certification briefing by Mar. 10, 2028
Read more: Judge Breyer adopts Plaintiffs’ schedule in Salesforce Copyright Litigation. Summary judgment briefing won’t be completed until Mar. 24, 2028. Class certification briefing by Mar. 10, 2028In In re Salesforce Copyright Infringement Litigation, Judge Breyer adopted the plaintiffs’ proposed schedule, which puts briefing on the plaintiffs’ motion for class certification first, followed by dispositive summary judgment motions. Briefing for both issues won’t be complete until March 2028! Here’s the approved schedule. DOWNLOAD THE CASE MANAGEMENT STATEMENT AND COURT’S ORDER
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Judge Breyer grants Google’s request for extension to answer David L. Greene’s complaint that Google removed to federal court
Read more: Judge Breyer grants Google’s request for extension to answer David L. Greene’s complaint that Google removed to federal courtIn the lawsuit Google removed to federal court, Judge Breyer granted Google’s request for an extension: “Having considered Defendants Google LLC and Alphabet Inc.’s (“Defendants”) motion,the Court hereby GRANTS Defendants’ request to enlarge time to respond to Plaintiff’scomplaint and/or file any motion directed the pleading. Defendants shall respond to Plaintiff’scomplaint and/or file any motion directed…
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Tanzer, Alexander lawsuits renamed In re Salesforce LLM Copyright Infringement Litigation
Read more: Tanzer, Alexander lawsuits renamed In re Salesforce LLM Copyright Infringement LitigationThe consolidated cases filed by book authors Tanzer and Alexander have been renamed In re Salesforce LLM Copyright Infringement Litigation. Sounds similar to the In re OpenAI Copyright Infringement Litigation. DOWNLOAD THE ORDER OF JUDGE BREYER
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Tanzer, Alexander file First Amended Consolidated Complaint v. Salesforce
Read more: Tanzer, Alexander file First Amended Consolidated Complaint v. SalesforceBooks authors E. Molly Tanzer and Tasha Alexander, along with other book authors, filed their First Amended Consolidated Complaint. Judge Breyer presides. DOWNLOAD COMPLAINT
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Judge Breyer grants leave to amend to file Second Amended Complaint in In re Mosaic LLM Litigation.
Read more: Judge Breyer grants leave to amend to file Second Amended Complaint in In re Mosaic LLM Litigation.Judge Breyer has granted the Plaintiffs’ motion for leave to file a Second Amended Complaint in the copyright suit against Databricks and Mosaic. The plaintiffs had sought: “Plaintiffs seek an order granting their Motion for Leave to File a Second Amended Consolidated Complaint and to modify the scheduling order based on evidence recently disclosed. The…
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Judge Breyer grants request to amend scheduling order in suit v. Databricks, Mosaic. Summary judgment pushed back to August 24
Read more: Judge Breyer grants request to amend scheduling order in suit v. Databricks, Mosaic. Summary judgment pushed back to August 24On New Year’s Eve, Judge Breyer granted the Plaintiffs’ motion to amend the scheduling order in the In re Mosaic LLM Litigation. Summary judgment replies get pushed back a month and a half, with a new deadline of August 24, 2026. Court’s Order: This extension pushes back In re Mosaic LLM Litigation a little bit…
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Databricks, Mosaic file surreply to Plaintiffs’ request to file 2d Amended Complaint
Read more: Databricks, Mosaic file surreply to Plaintiffs’ request to file 2d Amended ComplaintDatabricks and Mosaic filed their surreply opposing the Plaintiffs’ request to file a 2d Amended Complaint. The hearing is set before Judge Breyer on Jan. 16, 10 AM PDT. For past briefing: Excerpt: