Law.com, LSAT Administrator Sues to Block AI Tutor From Using ‘Famous, Distinctive’ Test Prep Materials:
A copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit claims that a company purporting to be an “AI Tutor for LSAT” used proprietary content that belongs to the Law School Admission Council.
The suit, Law School Admission Council v. Chatty Courses, was filed by attorneys from Alston & Bird on Dec. 31 in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, which alleges breach of contract and intellectual property infringement against Chatty Courses, a company called Mun Dot So, and the California man who owns those companies. The complaint alleges that the defendants purchased a subscription to LawHub Advantage, a test preparation program, copied its content, and used Law School Admission Council trademarks, copyrighted works, and proprietary content without permission. …
The eight-count complaint claims breach of contract, multiple claims for copyright infringement, and trademark infringement, among other allegations.
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