Two federal judges in the same courthouse came to different opinions on whether AI firms are breaching copyrights, signaling more legal confusion.

Google requests a stay in a case against Cengage, Macmillan, and other textbook publishers pending the Supreme Court’s decision in Cox v. Sony Music Entertainment. A lawsuit filed against Google by ...

Judge James V. Selna scrapped the punitive damages awarded to the couple over a lack of evidence, reducing their win to $18 ...

A photographer will ask the Ninth Circuit next week to erase a jury verdict that an artist’s tattoo partly made by tracing ...

Opinion: Loeb & Loeb's Tal Dickstein analyzes what two major decisions that allowed tech companies to use copyrighted ...

On July 8, 2025, the Jiangsu High Court announced a verdict in favor of Nintendo against an unnamed defendant in a copyright ...

A judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that MGA Entertainment intentionally copied the OMG Girlz for its OMG Dolls.

That's the upshot of a first-of-its-kind ruling by a federal judge in San Francisco on Monday in an ongoing copyright infringement case that pits a group of authors against a major AI company. The ...

The jury’s awarding of punitive damages was incorrect because it wasn’t proven that toy company MGA’s infringement was ...

The “Fair Use” doctrine allows for the limited use of copyrighted material without permission from the copyright holder for ...

Pocket FM has dragged Kuku FM to the Delhi HC alleging repeated copyright infringement of its intellectual properties ...

Shein is accused of selling an item based on a Brandy Melville photo and sending a dupe instead, a lawsuit says.