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Data and AI in court

Tech, data and AI lawsuits

530 cases so far in courts and before regulators, +61 in the last 30 days; 310 still being fought, 22 hearings or rulings on the calendar. New cases are added as they are filed.

12 hearings or rulings in the next 30 days, 5 more after Dec 28. within a week unverified

Latest rulings and filings

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  • DOJ: Natural

    DecisionOct 51d ago

    Justice Department Announces Actions Advancing Two Challenges to State and Local Natural Gas Bans in Colorado and Illinois

  • California AG: RealPage

    DecisionOct 24d ago

    Court Sides with Attorney General Bonta in RealPage Case, Denies RealPage and Landlords’ Attempt to Evade Responsibility in Rent Pricing Lawsuit

  • California AG: Lyft

    DecisionOct 15d ago

    Attorney General Bonta, City Attorneys of San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles, Labor Commissioner, and Private Plaintiffs Reach Landmark $272.5 Million Settlement Securing Monetary Relief for Mi

  • Nazemian v. NVIDIA

    OrderSep 288d ago

    Order by Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim granting 428 Stipulation Regarding Letter Brief Due Date.

  • FTC v. Uber (Uber One subscriptions)

    OrderSep 2511d ago

    ORDER re 273 Status Report

  • Qualcomm v. Arm

    OrderSep 2511d ago

    ORDER GRANTING 961 Plaintiffs' MOTION for Exemption from the Standing Order Regarding Personal Electronic Devices

Every case: next hearing, then newest filed

Coming up

530 of 530 cases, next hearing first, then newest filed

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Questions

Which AI and tech lawsuits are going on?

The table lists every case on file, the ones with a hearing or ruling coming up first: The New York Times and other publishers against OpenAI and Microsoft, authors against Meta and Anthropic, Getty Images against Stability AI, music publishers against Anthropic; antitrust cases against Google, Apple, Amazon and Meta; privacy fines, breach class actions, securities suits and patent fights. Filter by kind to narrow it.

Where do the dates and filings come from?

Federal court cases come from the public docket (PACER, through CourtListener’s free RECAP archive): each filing, order and hearing is a dated row with a link to the docket entry. Regulator actions come from the regulator’s own press release or decision. Each case links to its source.

How current is it?

New cases are found every day: registry companies are searched on CourtListener in rotation, regulator feeds (FTC, SEC, DOJ, CFPB, European Commission, UK CMA, EU data protection authorities) are read, and companies’ annual reports on SEC EDGAR are matched to their dockets; new finds show as Unverified until they are checked. Every case is re-read once a week, and cases with a hearing or ruling date in the next 14 days are re-read every day. A date shown as upcoming is the one the docket last scheduled; courts move dates, so check the docket before relying on it.

What does "Settled" or "On appeal" mean here?

Settled: the parties agreed to end the case; a class settlement still needs the judge’s approval. On appeal: a court or regulator decided and a party appealed. Every status change is kept in the Changes log with its source.

Is this legal advice?

No. These are short summaries of public records for reference. Read the docket entry or decision linked on each case.

A case is missing or something is wrong. How do I fix it?

Every case has Suggest a correction, and the lists have Suggest a case. Include a link to the docket or decision; each suggestion is checked before anything changes.