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ROSS says it will ask Supreme Court to review Third Circuit Westlaw copyright loss

LawSites reported on October 2, 2026, that shuttered AI legal-research company ROSS Intelligence will seek U.S. Supreme Court review of the Third Circuit's affirmance for Thomson Reuters in the Westlaw headnotes copyright dispute. White & Case partner Yar Chaikovsky said ROSS disagrees with the ruling and wants clarity on copyright law applied to AI model training.

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Key points

  • ROSS said it will seek Supreme Court review after the Third Circuit affirmed Thomson Reuters' copyright win.LawSites
  • Counsel Yar Chaikovsky of White & Case said ROSS respectfully disagrees with the Third Circuit decision.LawSites
  • Chaikovsky said the ruling creates continued uncertainty about copyright law and AI model training.LawSites
  • ROSS said Supreme Court review is needed for clarity with significant implications for AI development.LawSites
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