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Voice cloning case presents novel AI copyright issues
July 11, 2025 - Two professional voice actors based sued Lovo, a company that sells AI-generated voiceover software alleging, among other things, copyright infringement. Plaintiffs claimed that defendant took . . .
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Court says that party cannot use AI instead of a human stenographer at depositions
July 11, 2025 - Plaintiff asked the court for permission to take 13 depositions using video recordings and AI transcription software (instead of a human stenographer), with a notary . . .
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Immigration attorney hit with sanctions for using Claude to generate fake case citations
July 10, 2025 - A federal court imposed sanctions on a petitioner's attorney for submitting fabricated legal quotations generated by the AI tool Claude Sonnet 4 in an emergency . . .
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Court gives X opportunity to raise Section 230 claim in deepfake case
July 9, 2025 - X sued Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison over a state law that prohibits the dissemination of AI-generated political deepfakes, arguing the statute violates the First . . .
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Relying on AI for help in discovery meet-and-confer was not good faith
July 7, 2025 - When a party in a lawsuit claims that the other side is not fully responding to discovery requests, that party can file a motion to . . .
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Pro se litigant cited AI hallucinated cases but court found no harm, no foul
July 7, 2025 - A bankruptcy case took a turn during a hearing when the court asked the pro se debtor how he had found the cases he cited . . .
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Court limits use of trademark for forthcoming AI-powered agentic browser
June 30, 2025 - A technology company sued artificial intelligence company Perplexity for trademark infringement and unfair competition. Plaintiff claimed exclusive rights to the mark COMET, which it used . . .
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Court lets authors expand copyright case to target Databricks’ new AI models
June 26, 2025 - Five copyright holders sued Databricks and Mosaic ML, claiming their copyrighted works were used to train artificial intelligence systems without permission. Plaintiffs originally alleged that . . .
