Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against Suno and Udio: Protecting Independent Creators from AI Copyright Infringement

Independent creators are taking a stand against two major AI music companies, Suno and Udio, for allegedly building their technology on stolen music.

Through Delgado Entertainment Law and a partnered class action firm, lawsuits have now been filed to protect the rights of creators and hold these tech giants accountable.

1. Why These Class Actions Matter for Independent Creators

According to court filings, Suno admitted to taking tens of millions of songs from publicly available platforms such as Spotify. The majority of these songs are believed to have come from independent creators, who make up the largest share of new music being produced today.

The U.S. Copyright Office has made it clear that this type of mass scraping is not likely to qualify as fair use. Instead, it may constitute copyright infringement, meaning the companies could owe significant damages to affected creators.

2. Past Lawsuits and New Developments

Major record labels sued these same AI companies last year for similar reasons. What has shocked many is that the companies have openly acknowledged taking copyrighted material without permission.

In addition, a recent federal court decision in the Northern District of California ruled that AI companies using pirated material to train their systems cannot claim fair use. The court emphasized that when a company could have legally licensed works but chose not to, their actions are not protected.

This ruling strengthens the legal position of creators pursuing claims against Suno and Udio.

3. How You Can Take Action

If you are a small business owner, independent creator, or entrepreneur whose music was made publicly available online, you may be eligible to join the class action lawsuit. Even if you are not a creator, you can still support this movement by signing the Open Letter to AI Companies.

Ways to get involved:

• Join the class action as a plaintiff if your works were used without permission

• Sign the open letter to stand in solidarity with creators

• Subscribe for case updates so you can follow the litigation as it unfolds

Visit IndieAILawsuit.com to learn more and take the next step.

4. Why We Are Fighting Back

Independent creators are innovators who shape culture and take risks that move the industry forward. Yet, they are often the first to be exploited and the last to be protected. These lawsuits aim to change that by demanding accountability from companies that profit from creative work without consent or compensation.

Through Delgado Entertainment Law, we are committed to ensuring that creators receive the protection, and the payment, they deserve.

If you believe your work was used by Suno, Udio, or another AI company without your permission, contact Delgado Entertainment Law today to book an appointment with one of our amazing attorneys.

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