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Record companies sue Udio’s operator in the Southern District of New York

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Record companies file a copyright complaint against Uncharted Labs (Udio), case 1:24-cv-04777.

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Record companies file a copyright complaint against Uncharted Labs (Udio), case 1:24-cv-04777.

RESEARCH NOTE

The filing stamp supports the date. The infringement claims are plaintiffs’ allegations.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: track staged agreements in multi-plaintiff litigation without treating an individual settlement as the end of the entire case.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

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Record companies file a copyright complaint against Uncharted Labs (Udio), case 1:24-cv-04777.

SRC-0045

Case number and parties on page 1; relief sought, signature date and filing stamp on pages 35–41

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UMG Recordings et al. v. Uncharted Labs, complaint

Plaintiffs, provided through RIAA · EN · 2024-06-24

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DOC-0033UMG Recordings et al. v. Uncharted Labs, complaint

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