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Nazemian files Amended Complaint v. NVIDIA
Read more: Nazemian files Amended Complaint v. NVIDIAIt must be Amended Complaint Day. Nazemian just filed a proposed Amended Complaint against NVIDIA.The only catch is Nazemian himself has dropped out of the lawsuit. So it would become Keene v. NVIDIA. Judge Tigar will consider whether to grant Plaintiffs leave to amend to file this complaint. A hearing is set for Jan. 8,…
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Judge Tigar reschedules Further Case Management conference for Mar. 20, 2026 in Nazemian v. NVIDIA
Read more: Judge Tigar reschedules Further Case Management conference for Mar. 20, 2026 in Nazemian v. NVIDIAJudge Tigar rescheduled the Further Case Management Conference in Nazemian v. NVIDIA: ORDER CONTINUING CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCEBecause the parties “agree that this case is proceeding apace and that a Case Management Conference is not necessary at this time,” ECF No. 221 at 2, the case management conference scheduled for December 5, 2025 is continued to…
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Parties in Nazemian v. NVIDIA propose updated schedule
Read more: Parties in Nazemian v. NVIDIA propose updated scheduleThe parties have filed a stipulation filling in dates to the amended scheduling order. The existing deadlines remain the same. The replies for summary judgment motions are due Dec. 4, 2026. And the replies for class certification are due Nov. 20, 2026. So there’s at least a small chance Judge Tigar could issue opinions on…
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NVIDIA opposes Nazemian attempt to amend the complaint
Read more: NVIDIA opposes Nazemian attempt to amend the complaintNVIDIA opposes Nazemian plaintiffs’ attempt to amend the complaint to expand the allegations related to NVIDIA’s use of shadow libraries, as well as vicarious and contributory infringement claims. (Nazemian himself wants to voluntarily drop out of the case, leaving Dubus.) Excerpts from NVIDIA’s Brief Related Stories DOWNLOAD NVIDIA’S BRIEF
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Nazemian seeks to amend complaint v. NVIDIA to add use of more shadow libraries & pirated books
Read more: Nazemian seeks to amend complaint v. NVIDIA to add use of more shadow libraries & pirated booksThe ripple effect from Judge Alsup’s ruling on summary judgment in Bartz v. Anthropic continues. Yet another plaintiff is copying what I call the Shadow Library Strategy and attempting to add a separate claim of copyright infringement based on the allegation that the defendant AI company downloaded and used additional shadow libraries containing pirated books.…
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Judge Tigar amends scheduling order in Nazemian v. NVIDIA
Read more: Judge Tigar amends scheduling order in Nazemian v. NVIDIAJudge Tigar has granted the Nazemian plaintiffs’ motion to amend the scheduling order, extending most of the deadlines another month. Replies to summary judgment motions won’t be due until Dec. 4, 2026. This does not really affect the order of judges who will have the next chance to decide fair use in AI training, which…
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NVIDIA opposes Nazemian’s motion to amend scheduling order
Read more: NVIDIA opposes Nazemian’s motion to amend scheduling orderNVIDIA filed its opposition to the plaintiff Nazemian’s motion to amend the scheduling order for more time. DOWNLOAD THE BRIEF OF NVIDIA
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Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim clarifies Nazemian’s discovery of The Pile dataset from NVIDIA
Read more: Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim clarifies Nazemian’s discovery of The Pile dataset from NVIDIAOn October 2, 2025, Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim clarified the scope of discovery related to the Pile dataset allowed. Judge Kim had previously allowed: “the motion to compel discovery regarding the use of The Pile to train datasets in the Nemo Megatron family beyond the four large language models specifically named in the Complaint.” Judge…
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Judge Tigar rejects Nazemian’s attempt to get discovery of datasets beyond Complaint
Read more: Judge Tigar rejects Nazemian’s attempt to get discovery of datasets beyond ComplaintJudge Tigar upheld Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim’s ruling that denied Nazemian’s request to discover datasets from NVIDIA beyond the ones stated in the Complaint. Related Stories
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NVIDIA files opposition to Nazemian’s attempt to reverse Magistrate Judge’s decision rejecting discovery of datasets outside of Complaint
Read more: NVIDIA files opposition to Nazemian’s attempt to reverse Magistrate Judge’s decision rejecting discovery of datasets outside of ComplaintNVIDIA just filed its opposition in response to Nazemian’s motion to reverse Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim’s denial of the plaintiffs’ motion to compel discovery of other datasets (from “shadow libraries”) not included in the Complaint.