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Google’s Vast Copyright Licenses Could Complicate AI Class Suit

Google LLC‘s broad copyright licenses for the content that flows over its many platforms could complicate class certification for authors and artists suing the tech giant for using their works to train its generative AI models.

By Isaiah Poritz

DOJ Moves to Ax Eastern Virginia Court-Appointed Prosecutor

Federal judges appointed a new top federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia on Friday, drawing an immediate rebuke from a top Justice Department official who announced the pick was fired.

Ex-Judge Wolf’s Staff Describe Walking on Eggshells in Chambers

Former Massachusetts federal Judge Mark Wolf, who said he stepped down from the bench last year to freely raise concerns about President Donald Trump, created a stressful culture for his chambers staff, according to seven former employees.

The Surprise Hit That Made Anthropic Into an AI Juggernaut

Anthropic released Claude Code a year ago, forcing other rivals to play catch-up.

Wake Up Call: Chief Justices to Study Law School Accreditation

Welcome to Bloomberg Law’s Wake Up Call, a daily rundown of the top news for lawyers, law firms, and in-house counsel.

Modi’s Chaotic AI Summit Showed India’s Clout and Constraints

Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his pitch this week that India can play a leading role in the artificial intelligence boom with a conference featuring tech stars from around the world. It suffered more than a few hitches.

Illinois Ex-Judge Sues State Supreme Court Justices Over Removal

A former Illinois judge who was removed from office by the state’s Supreme Court is suing its justices over claims their decision was motivated by politics.

NY Judges Go Easy on AI Mistakes When They Come From Non-Lawyers

The New York State courts are dealing with an influx of case documents riddled with fake AI-generated cases from attorneys and pro se litigants—but they’re not levying big fines on non-lawyers who submit faulty filings.

Wake Up Call: MLB Union Leader Resigns Following MoFo Probe

Welcome to Bloomberg Law’s Wake Up Call, a daily rundown of the top news for lawyers, law firms, and in-house counsel.

If the NFL’s Growth Is Doomed, Big Law Won’t Be Too Far Behind

The NFL’s recent growth story has been eerily similar to the 100 largest US law firms by revenue.

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