BMG Targets Anthropic in Copyright Suit // AIDRAN

BMG's decision to anchor its complaint to Anthropic's $380 billion valuation is not rhetorical decoration — it is a theory of remedy. Prior music industry suits against AI companies argued from the rights-holder's perspective: catalog damage, lost licensing revenue, unauthorized reproduction. BMG's 47-page filing against Anthropic argues from the defendant's gain, alleging that . That reframe is legally significant because it opens disgorgement of profits as a possible remedy — not compensation for what BMG lost, but clawback of what Anthropic…

BMG Sues Anthropic and the Copyright War Finds Its Defendant

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