Following our ongoing reporting on music copyright law, we’re introducing an online tracker so the independent artists can stay on top on the latest news, updates and rulings on the AI music lawsuits

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How this is kept up to date: this list is curated from court filings and reporting (Billboard, Music Business Worldwide, Reuters, Rolling Stone, Variety, and the underlying dockets). It is not an automated legal feed — treat status here as directional and confirm anything you plan to cite against the primary source linked on each case.

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British-Australian Artist, Alexandra Hainsworth, Sues Sony Subsidiary Over Unpaid Royalties as Industry Pattern Emerges

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Artists Accuse APRA AMCOS of Blocking Access to Records Amid Licensing Review

As APRA AMCOS seeks another five years of authorization from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to continue operating its collective licensing framework, a growing number of artists and members are raising concerns regarding governance practices, royalty transparency, and access to company records.

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U.S. Copyright Office Fee Hike Faces Industry Response

U.S. Copyright Office proposed the registration fees’≈43%

increase. In return, they received 164 comments from some of the nation's most influential creative and news organizations; the response suggests widespread concern about the accessibility of copyright protection.

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