Litigation Tracker
Currently tracking federal cases where artificial intelligence, software, platforms, and intellectual property are colliding: training data lawsuits, generated-output disputes, software patent fights, trade-secret claims, right-of-publicity issues, and other emerging digital rights litigation. The automated pipeline is scheduled to run daily; visible changes appear when qualifying cases or docket activity are found.
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Most legal coverage catches the complaint or the big ruling. This tracker is for the quieter middle: docket entries, motion practice, scheduling orders, discovery fights, dismissals, appeals, and the moments where a broad technology story turns into an actual litigation record.
Cases belong here when the IP or technical system is central, not incidental: copyright, patent, trade secret, DMCA, trademark, right-of-publicity, biometric/privacy, open-source, scraping, licensing, platform, and related disputes.
The pipeline runs two daily phases. The first checks tracked dockets, summarizes and validates new docket activity, and publishes JSON that this page reads directly. A later CourtListener quota window searches for newly filed AI/IP matters and publishes accepted cases. New case cards appear only when a candidate meets the tracker's AI/IP criteria. When API or summary limits interrupt work, completed checkpoints and discovery position are preserved so unfinished windows resume on a later run. Source links point back to CourtListener because the source of record is still the docket.
This is not legal advice, a PACER replacement, or a claim that every relevant case has been captured. If something is missing or a summary looks off, write to undergradtechlaw@outlook.com.