Bestselling author David Goggins sues Amazon over counterfeit sales
Self-publishing author David Goggins—who has sold millions of copies of his books—has filed a lawsuit against Amazon to recoup damages.
Self-publishing author David Goggins—who has sold millions of copies of his books—has filed a lawsuit against Amazon to recoup damages.
The Texas book rating law has been deemed unconstitutional in an unanimous verdict by a three-judge panel in federal appeals court.
The Times filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI earlier this month, and now OpenAI has publicly responded on its blog.
This New York Times lawsuit was largely expected after licensing talks broke down with OpenAI last year.
PRH sued Iowa over its new book-banning legislation on the basis it violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution.
A new lawsuit has been filed by nonfiction author Julian Sancton against OpenAI and Microsoft on behalf of other nonfiction authors.
The lawsuit brought against AI large-language models by Sarah Silverman and others has seen a portion of its claims dismissed by the judge.
In a departure from most lawsuits, this one isn’t being brought against OpenAI but rather Meta, Microsoft, Bloomberg, and others.
Remember the 2021 New York Times Magazine piece “Bad Art Friend”? The upshot is that two writers ended up suing one another in court.
The Authors Guild class-action suit is the latest action against OpenAI and also the most narrow in its claims.