A federal appeals court says a choreographer for BTS, Justin Bieber and other stars can continue suing Epic Games for stealing his dance moves in Fortnite.
In this week's Legal Beat, Lizzo's lawyer makes a creative argument, a ruling in a big copyright case over AI training, an abuse case against Kobalt and more.
A judge dismissed parts of the case, but refused to toss out the all-important question: Whether it's illegal to train AI models by using copyrighted content.
The agreement marks an abrupt end to what could have been a major battle over copyright "fair use" and the legal protections for parody songs.
SCOTUS is tackling a copyright case that labels and publishers have called “vitally important to the music industry.” Here’s everything you need to know.
A judge dismissed the suit Wednesday, finding the 2019 hit is "not substantially similar" to an earlier song of the same name.
A federal judge ruled that lyrics including "p---- so wet" were too short and unoriginal to be protected by copyright law.
The line between inspiration and infringement can get blurred.
The case claims the Columbian superstar stole elements from a little-known 2000 song called “Algo Diferente.”
A report from the Culture, Media and Sport Committee says legislation shouldn't reduce arts and cultural production "to mere 'inputs' in AI development.”
