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Tanzer, Alexander lawsuits renamed In re Salesforce LLM Copyright Infringement Litigation
The 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 Read more
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Judge Tigar denies NVIDIA’s request to bar written discovery pending resolution of its motion to stay discovery while the court decides its motion to dismiss
Judge Tigar denied NVIDIA’s motion for a protective order to bar written discovery in the case filed by Nazemian book authors. Pending before Judge Tigar is NVIDIA’s motion to stay discovery as the court decides NVIDIA’s motion to dismiss. But Judge Tigar ruled that there was no basis to issue such a protective order and Read more
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Reddit files 1st Amended Complaint v. SerpApi, Oxylabs, AWMProxy, Perplexity AI
In Reddit v. SerpApi LLC, Reddit has filed a First Amended Complaint against data-scraping service providers Oxylabs UAB, AWMProxy, and SerpApi, as well as answer engine Perplexity AI. The suit is in the Southern District of New York before Judge Engelmayer. DOWNLOAD THE FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT Read more
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Uncharted Labs moves to dismiss Woulard’s 1st Amended Complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction
Uncharted Labs dba Udio has filed another motion to dismiss, this one to Woulard’s First Amended Complaint. Uncharted Labs argues that the court in Illinois lacks personal jurisdiction. Read more
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Concord Music, Anthropic debate whether court should relate 2d lawsuit filed in 2026 to 1st lawsuit filed in 2024 with Judge Lee presiding
Concord Music Group and Anthropic have raised whetherConcord Music Group v. Anthropic II should be a related case to Concord Music Group v. Anthropic I. If Judge Lee deems the case related, the Concord Music Group II case would be assigned to her. She already presides over the first case. The irony is that Judge Read more
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Updated U.S. Map of Copyright Suits v. AI Companies. 80 cases (Feb. 7, 2026).
We reached a new milestone in the copyright lawsuits filed against AI companies in the United States. We now hit 80 copyright lawsuits. And there is no end in sight. We should easily pass 100 by the end of the year at the pace we’re at. DOWNLOAD THE LATEST MAP (PDF with clickable links to Read more