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Final-approval and fee hearing, May 14, 2026
Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin · 46 pages · filed May 15, 2026
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 668 Entry ↗
Final-approval and fee hearing on the $1.5 billion class settlement (46 pp.). Class counsel reported a claims rate of about 92.8% (447,576 claimed works) and 350 valid opt-outs covering 1,802 works. Objectors argued the summary-judgment fair-use order had not been on the settlement website during the opt-out period; several class members described works missing from the Works List, including group registrations and pen-name works. The judge pressed class counsel on the objections, on costs and on a fee request that was cut to 12.5%. Class counsel said Anthropic had tried to hide its use of LibGen and the Pirate Library Mirror. The motions were taken under submission.
Hearing on leave to amend, stay and class discovery, Feb. 5, 2026
Judge Vince Chhabria · 65 pages · filed Feb. 12, 2026
- Kadrey v. Meta, Dkt. 680 Entry ↗
Hearing on the authors' motion to add a contributory-infringement claim and broaden the class, Meta's motion to stay, and the request to open class discovery (65 pp.). Judge Chhabria denied the stay from the bench and found the authors' delay in raising the contributory claim inexcusable, but left leave to amend and class discovery undecided and ordered more briefing (Meta by Feb. 13, the authors by Feb. 20). The authors said Meta had disclosed two more employees who torrented and that up to nine terabytes of torrenting-related files were deleted by a Meta employee after the suit was filed; Meta said there had been no spoliation. Meta also pointed to a new suit by opt-outs from the Anthropic settlement class against Meta and five other companies.
Joint case management conference, Dec. 19, 2025
Judge Vince Chhabria · 40 pages · filed Dec. 23, 2025
- Kadrey v. Meta, Dkt. 667 Entry ↗
- Entrepreneur Media v. Meta, Dkt. 34 Entry ↗
Joint case management conference in Kadrey and Entrepreneur Media v. Meta (40 pp.). Judge Chhabria refused to hold Entrepreneur Media back behind Kadrey, opened discovery in Entrepreneur Media that day, and set a strong presumption that Meta must share its Kadrey discovery. Meta said it had found one more instance of torrenting and agreed to further review. Authors' counsel described the 2022 torrenting as LibGen nonfiction and said new logs show when uploading started and stopped. The judge granted the stipulated extension of the Kadrey schedule and set a Feb. 5 hearing on the authors' motion to amend, Meta's planned stay motion and class discovery.
Evidentiary hearing on ClaimsHero opt-out solicitations, Nov. 25, 2025
Judge William H. Alsup · 181 pages · filed Nov. 30, 2025
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 503 Entry ↗
Evidentiary hearing on ClaimsHero's ads and retention agreements soliciting class members to opt out of the $1.5 billion settlement (181 pp.). Six of its clients, including John Carreyrou, and ClaimsHero's CEO testified. Judge Alsup let ClaimsHero keep advertising but ordered its website to warn that it may decide not to sue, required opt-outs on the court's form with each member's own signature, and ordered corrective notice to those who had tried to opt out. He said ClaimsHero's early "claims button" practice was a fraud on class members. No shadow library is named in this transcript.
Discovery status conference, Nov. 18, 2025
Magistrate Judge Lisa J. Cisneros · 15 pages · filed Nov. 25, 2025
- Andersen v. Stability AI, Dkt. 359 Entry ↗
Discovery status conference before Magistrate Judge Cisneros in the artists' case against several image-generator companies (15 pp.). The judge set a December 5 meet-and-confer deadline on how Stability AI produces its training data (cloud storage versus physical hard drives), with a joint letter due December 12 if unresolved. DeviantArt was ordered to substantially complete production by December 3. A joint letter on four additional DeviantArt custodians was set for December 3, and one on the sufficiency of plaintiffs' supplemental interrogatory answers for December 12. Runway and plaintiffs were already conferring on outstanding requests. The next status conference was set for January 22, 2026, with a report due a week earlier.
Hearing on class counsel's motion regarding ClaimsHero's opt-out marketing, Nov. 13, 2025
Judge William H. Alsup · 59 pages · filed Nov. 16, 2025
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 484 Entry ↗
Hearing on class counsel's motion against third party ClaimsHero over its opt-out solicitations (59 pp.). Class counsel said its website, emails and videos confused filing a claim with opting out and called the $3,000 settlement a token. One ad mentioned LibGen and Books3. ClaimsHero's lawyers said the materials were clear and protected speech. The judge said training was fair use and that the wrongful act was downloading from the internet; he found the marketing preliminarily misleading, ordered website changes within 48 hours, and set an evidentiary hearing for November 25. He ordered production of marketing materials and engagement letters by November 24. He told counsel to report any attempt to obtain a premium for opting out.
Hearing on plaintiffs' motion for torrenting discovery, Nov. 10, 2025
Judge Vince Chhabria · 46 pages · filed Nov. 14, 2025
- Kadrey v. Meta, Dkt. 649 Entry ↗
Hearing on plaintiffs' motion for further discovery on Meta's torrenting, relevant to the remaining claim that Meta uploaded books (46 pp.). Plaintiffs asked Meta to search its "ML Hub" and AI dataset collection, pointing to dataset pages for Anna's Archive and LibGen, produced from August 2025, that note torrent access was blocked. They also sought a repeat deposition, requests for admission, and expert access to engineers' files, saying LibGen non-fiction downloads exceeded earlier figures by tens of terabytes and logs were missing for Lample's 2022 torrenting. Meta said only three people torrented, agreed an employee should be redeposed, and called plaintiffs' reading of the document overreach. The judge said fair use was closed, doubted the ML Hub document's relevance, and took the motion under submission.
Case management conference, Nov. 4, 2025
Judge William H. Orrick · 8 pages · filed Dec. 8, 2025
- Andersen v. Stability AI, Dkt. 364 Entry ↗
Case management conference before Judge Orrick in the artists' case against Stability AI and others (8 pp.). Plaintiffs reported that they had produced over 24,000 documents by the October 3 substantial-completion date and were reviewing defendants' smaller productions for gaps. They said they would seek leave to amend the complaint to add facts to an existing claim, without expanding the case, and were still searching for a new machine-learning expert after their first choice was disqualified. Defendants said discovery was cooperative and on schedule. The judge set a further conference for January 20 at plaintiffs' request, with a joint statement due a week earlier.
Continued hearing on preliminary approval of the class settlement, Sept. 25, 2025
Judge William H. Alsup · 21 pages · filed Sept. 30, 2025
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 431 Entry ↗
Continued hearing on preliminary approval of the $1.5 billion class settlement (21 pp.). The judge asked about the abort clause, administrator costs, special-master review of author-publisher disputes, re-inclusion of opt-outs, and notice under the Copyright Act. Class counsel defended the roughly $3,000 per work by citing the statutory-damages range, litigation risk and an appeal; the works list stood at 482,460. Counsel said the settlement requires destruction of the LibGen and PiLiMi datasets, with certification that those copies were not used in any commercial model. The judge said the deal met the preliminary standard, approved the distribution plan and notice with corrections, and ruled orally. No payments or fees until claims are tallied. Naomi Gray was proposed as special master.
Discovery status conference, Sept. 16, 2025
Magistrate Judge Lisa J. Cisneros · 14 pages · filed Oct. 6, 2025
- Andersen v. Stability AI, Dkt. 343 Entry ↗
Discovery status conference before Magistrate Judge Cisneros in the artists' case against Stability AI, Midjourney, Runway and DeviantArt (14 pp.). The judge worried that document production would not finish by the October 3 interim deadline, ahead of a March 2026 fact-discovery close. She ordered plaintiffs' supplemental interrogatory responses by September 19 and a status report on custodian and search-term disputes by October 16. Plaintiffs noted a dispute over Stability's production of training data in an Amazon S3 bucket instead of on hard drives. Plaintiffs also said Judge Orrick had barred their proposed machine-learning expert from highly confidential material, so they were seeking a replacement. The next conference was set for November 18.
Hearing on preliminary approval of the class settlement, Sept. 8, 2025
Judge William H. Alsup · 41 pages · filed Sept. 9, 2025
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 372 Entry ↗
Hearing on preliminary approval of the proposed $1.5 billion class settlement (41 pp.). Class counsel said the works list had about 465,000 works; the judge set September 15 as a final cutoff for the works and class lists. He questioned the claims administrator, the notice plan, and negotiations with the Authors Guild and publishers, and said he would not pay outside lawyers from the fund. He suggested joint author-publisher claim forms filed work by work and rejected a special master as a cure-all. Counsel mentioned the settlement's non-reversionary structure and an opt-out and re-inclusion process. The judge denied preliminary approval for now, without prejudice, and set a submission for September 22 and a further hearing for September 25. No dataset details were discussed.
Discovery status conference, Aug. 12, 2025
Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang · 180 pages · filed Sept. 5, 2025
- OpenAI MDL, Dkt. 525 Entry ↗
- OpenAI MDL, Dkt. 650 Entry ↗
- Authors Guild v. OpenAI, Dkt. 684 Entry ↗
- Alter v. OpenAI, Dkt. 528 Entry ↗
- NYT v. Microsoft, Dkt. 937 Entry ↗
- CIR v. OpenAI, Dkt. 382 Entry ↗
- Daily News v. Microsoft, Dkt. 476 Entry ↗
- The Intercept v. OpenAI, Dkt. 286 Entry ↗
- Ziff Davis v. OpenAI, Dkt. 197 Entry ↗
Status and discovery conference (180 pp.) before Magistrate Judge Wang. She heard disputes over the Times's Chat Explorer logs of its own use of OpenAI's models (about 80,000 entries) and ordered five-page supplemental briefs instead of ruling, and she declined to order Microsoft to rebuild its retired Deucalion model. She ordered sworn statements on how OpenAI collected texts of Altman, Brockman and Shetty, supplemental privilege logs with in camera review at the loser's cost, and qualified admissions from class plaintiffs. On the Books1 and Books2 datasets, which plaintiffs said came from LibGen and were deleted, OpenAI said the reasons for deletion were privileged; plaintiffs alleged shifting positions and invoked crime-fraud, and the court asked for a timeline by Aug. 22. Output-log spoliation and sampling were deferred to a Friday confidential session.
Case management conference on remaining claim, July 11, 2025
Judge Vince Chhabria · 28 pages · filed July 16, 2025
- Kadrey v. Meta, Dkt. 610 Entry ↗
Case management conference after the fair-use ruling for Meta on training (28 pp.). The parties agreed the open issue is plaintiffs' claim that Meta uploaded or made books available to others while torrenting (leeching and seeding). The judge treated it as separate from the decided training claim, said the fair-use ruling would not be revisited, and declined Meta's request to enter partial judgment so appeal could proceed. Over Meta's objection that four torrenting expert reports already existed, he allowed plaintiffs one supplemental expert report limited to later-produced torrenting material, with a Meta rebuttal report and depositions. Plaintiffs planned a Rule 56(d) request before the magistrate judge. The parties were told to submit a schedule within seven days.
Discovery hearing, July 10, 2025
Magistrate Judge Susan van Keulen · 49 pages · filed July 14, 2025
- In re Google Generative AI, Dkt. 178 Entry ↗
Discovery hearing (49 pp.) before Magistrate Judge van Keulen. She denied, without prejudice, Google's motion to disqualify plaintiffs' expert Wanger over her unpaid weekly calls with Meta researchers, but required plaintiffs to disclose any change in those calls. She also denied Google's cost-sharing proposal for data queries without prejudice. Plaintiffs must serve clearer supplemental interrogatory answers on copyright ownership by July 24. Plaintiffs agreed to collect documents from ten agents and an assistant on ten requests, with rolling production starting by July 29. Plaintiffs said they would seek a schedule extension and described problems with their expert's access to Google's training data; the judge urged technical staff to meet directly and the parties to resolve disputes before filing.
Conference excerpt, June 26, 2025
Judge Sidney H. Stein and Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang · 4 pages · filed July 30, 2025
- OpenAI MDL, Dkt. 398-3 Entry ↗
Four-page excerpt (cover pages plus two transcript pages) of the June 26, 2025 conference before Judge Stein and Magistrate Judge Wang. Stein questioned counsel for the news plaintiffs about hallucinations. She said the cause is not fully known, that lowering the temperature setting can make output track the training data more closely, and that a hallucination attributed to The New York Times is the basis of the trademark claim.
Discovery hearing, June 18, 2025
Magistrate Judge Susan van Keulen · 67 pages · filed June 23, 2025
- In re Google Generative AI, Dkt. 161 Entry ↗
Discovery hearing (67 pp.) before Magistrate Judge van Keulen, with the class certification motion due Aug. 8. She set Google's custodians at 25 in total (13 already agreed plus 12 more, mostly chosen by plaintiffs), after plaintiffs had cut their request to 35 and Google offered 20. Production must roll every two weeks and finish by July 29, with limited privilege review protected by clawback terms. She denied plaintiffs' request for source code without prejudice, pointing instead to Google's remote environment for the sampled training datasets, to open the following week, with Google covering costs for now. Plaintiffs argued code could show whether crawlers reached pirate websites and said they had dropped the training-processing code request for class certification.
Oral argument on Anthropic's fair-use summary-judgment motion, May 22, 2025
Judge William H. Alsup · 74 pages · filed May 23, 2025
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 208 Entry ↗
Oral argument on Anthropic's summary-judgment motion asserting fair use (74 pp.). Anthropic argued that training was transformative and that Claude does not substitute for books. Plaintiffs argued that downloading from Library Genesis and Pirate Library Mirror to avoid paying was not fair use, and that training copies exploited the books' expression. They also said Anthropic's downloads helped keep shadow libraries such as Anna's Archive alive; Anthropic said it downloaded once in 2021 and 2022 and paid nothing. The judge pressed both sides on Google Books, Texaco and bad faith, said he was leaning toward finding the downloading infringing but later uses fair, and ordered a short brief on Google Books plus privilege-log filings. He took the motion under submission.
Initial MDL case-management conference, May 22, 2025
Judge Sidney H. Stein and Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang · 70 pages · filed May 30, 2025
- OpenAI MDL, Dkt. 80 Entry ↗
Initial case-management conference in the newly formed MDL (70 pp.) before Judge Stein, with Magistrate Judge Wang to handle discovery. Stein set separate class and news tracks, appointed a four-firm news leadership committee with a liaison, and told class counsel to propose a single interim lead. He ordered one consolidated class complaint by June 10 limited to existing claims and products, which left out new causes of action such as antitrust and added Microsoft products, but allowed loan-out company plaintiffs, a vicarious-liability claim and models already in the case. Summary judgment on fair use will come before class certification. Class counsel described the initial piracy download as a separate infringement. The judge also approved a second technology tutorial, declined to split off damages, and set briefing on the Raw Story reconsideration motion.
Summary-judgment hearing on fair use, May 1, 2025
Judge Vince Chhabria · 113 pages · filed May 9, 2025
- Kadrey v. Meta, Dkt. 590 Entry ↗
Cross-motion hearing on whether Meta's use of plaintiffs' books to train Llama was fair use (113 pp.). The judge pressed Meta on whether a model that can flood a genre with cheap imitations harms the market for the original works, and pressed plaintiffs on whether they had put that theory and supporting evidence in the record. Meta argued only effects on protected expression count, that its expert found no lost sales, and that a training-license market is circular. Plaintiffs said Meta bore the burden and stressed the initial downloads from pirate sites, including by torrent. Asked whether excusing shadow-library downloads would strengthen those libraries, plaintiffs cited bandwidth to the torrent swarm and reduced stigma. The matter was taken under submission.
Hearing on Anthropic's motion to reconsider a discovery-related scheduling order, Apr. 9, 2025
Judge William H. Alsup · 23 pages · filed Apr. 14, 2025
- Bartz v. Anthropic, Dkt. 144 Entry ↗
Hearing on Anthropic's request to reconsider the April 2 order that extended the authors' time to oppose its early summary-judgment motion over late document production and privilege logs (23 pp.). Anthropic said the Slack data came in April 4 and its privilege log on March 31; plaintiffs said production was about two weeks late, with gaps in 2021 documents and privilege-log problems. The judge said his earlier remark came from frustration, then moved the opposition date back one week, gave Anthropic two weeks to reply, and left the class-certification schedule unchanged. He told the parties to bring any document disputes by motion and directed that his five questions be addressed within existing page limits. No pirated datasets were discussed.
Motion-to-dismiss and discovery hearing, Feb. 27, 2025
Judge Vince Chhabria · 53 pages · filed Mar. 4, 2025
- Kadrey v. Meta, Dkt. 466 Entry ↗
Hearing on Meta's motion to dismiss and on plaintiffs' request for more discovery after about 18,000 documents were sequestered by Meta's e-discovery vendor (53 pp.). The judge doubted the DMCA claim would survive summary judgment but questioned dismissing it on the pleadings. On the state computer-access claim, plaintiffs argued that using torrent protocols and contributing bandwidth to peer-to-peer networks went beyond copyright. Plaintiffs said the late documents showed more about LibGen, an escalation over pirated books and an employee's warning about torrenting; Meta said about 805 new documents resulted, roughly 42% responsive. The judge said his in camera review showed no crime-fraud basis, criticized plaintiffs' rhetoric, denied monetary sanctions, and ordered each side to submit a discovery proposal, to be chosen whole.
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| Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang | Past its release date; no public copy yet Release Oct. 5, 2025 (estimated) |
| May 27, 2025 filed July 1, 2025 |
| Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang | Past its release date; no public copy yet Release Sept. 29, 2025 (estimated) |
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