AI Lawsuit Tracker Catalogs 248 Cases Across 76 Companies

Summary

The AI Lawsuit Tracker says it catalogs 248 major artificial-intelligence lawsuits against 76 companies across 14 jurisdictions, with each case checked against court records and linked sources. The database covers active and resolved matters involving copyright, deepfakes and likeness, privacy and biometrics, antitrust, and AI-related employment discrimination. Its status breakdown lists 134 active cases, 22 awaiting rulings, 23 stayed or consolidated, 25 decided, 18 settled, and 26 ended, dismissed, or closed. The tracker reports 86 cases filed so far in 2026, matching the total filed during all of 2025. OpenAI is named as a defendant in 55 cases, followed by Google with 25, Meta Platforms and Microsoft with 21 each, Anthropic with 18, and Perplexity, Suno, and xAI with 10 each. Individuals account for 118 plaintiffs, companies and institutions for 114, and government enforcers for 16. The largest court groupings are the Northern District of California with 93 cases and the Southern District of New York with 41; 31 cases are outside the United States. Recent entries include rulings or developments involving ByteDance, xAI, Google, Thomson Reuters and Ross Intelligence, while newly filed matters include cases against OpenAI, Microsoft, xAI, Anthropic, and Suno. Featured cases include the New York Times copyright litigation against OpenAI and Microsoft, Bartz v. Anthropic, Kadrey v. Meta, GEMA v. OpenAI, Getty Images v. Stability AI, and Amazon v. Perplexity. The tracker offers a free downloadable dataset, statistics and charts, public API endpoints, email alerts, and a paid Pro service with case-following alerts, hearing calendars, damages data, docket monitoring, and case comparison.